Celebrating Harlem at a cool, modern Indian restaurant Continue reading
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Curry Chicken Salad
Finally! A curry chicken salad that’s fruit-free. Continue reading
Cooking / Mains / Recipe Index
Curry Chicken wih Okra Cauliflower Rice
An easy, healthier way to enjoy Indian food without calling for takeout Continue reading
Cooking / Mains / Recipe Index
Lamb Kofta, Rice wtih Scallions and Peas, & Cucumber Yogurt
Kofta is a Middle Eastern or Indian meatball. I was lucky enough to find lamb version with masala sauce in the freezer section of Trader Joe’s ($4.99!) that required no more than 8-10 minutes in a pan. They are so flavorful – coriander, cumin, cinnamon, turmeric – so many spices! As long as they like … Continue reading
Desi Galli
When I saw the low prices at Desi Galli I decided to order. it. up. I felt like a baller ordering item after item. I figured the portions would be small based on the prices, but even my $5.99 chicken tikka kathi roll (basically an Indian wrap sandwich) was enough to satisfy me. It came … Continue reading
Dhaba
I was happy to realize I had a few friends living in the Murray Hill area – yay! it’s not all gel-haired 22 year olds! Wendy happens to be one of those friends and after weeks of non-jiving schedules we found a window of opportunity and went to dinner last week. Due to the large … Continue reading
Tamarind
I kicked off my birthday weekend (it’s a big birthday – I deserve a whole weekend) by crossing a restaurant off my list. After hearing Susan talk/blog about Tamarind, the Indian restaurant was added to my ever lengthening list of must-trys. I don’t usually connect Indian fare with fine dining, but Tamarind takes Indian food … Continue reading
Saravana
Here’s a tip, fellow diners: if you walk into an ethnic restaurant and every patron is of that ethnicity and speaking a language other than English, you’ve likely hit the jackpot. That was my experience this past Saturday night at Saravana. Hearing only foreign sounds was music to my ears because I knew I was … Continue reading
