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What is the nicest Indian Starter ?
Hi all,
Normally when I order an Indian, I normally get a couple of starters like Onion Bhaji & meat Samosa. But I was wondering what other starters are really worth trying ?. Many Thanks DJM |
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Shami kebab with a nice side salad.
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Murgh chat is nice. Or chicken pakora.
I like to get a few different nann and popadom with lots of different dips usually. I cut the nann up so it is easier to eat. |
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Prawn Puri always does it for me
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Shami kebab with a nice side salad.
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Murgh chat is nice. Or chicken pakora.
I like to get a few different nann and popadom with lots of different dips usually. I cut the nann up so it is easier to eat. Quote:
Prawn Puri always does it for me
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King prawn butterfly or prawn puri, loads of onion salad and raita.
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I always go for a meat samosa so i'm not much use to you!
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Chicken or Haggis Pakora! with all the dipping sauces!!!
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Oh Bugger I really fancy an indian now
![]() I love king prawn butterfly grilled huge prawns split and grilled...
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Chicken Dosa
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The place I normally use does Chicken chaat, Lamb chaat & Aloo chaat. So may try a chicken 1. I love nann bread esp Keema, and I always get popadoms with mango chutney.
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All of them.
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10 pints of lager and 20 poppadoms.
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Prawn Puri always does it for me
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Chicken or Haggis Pakora! with all the dipping sauces!!!
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Chicken chat puri is lush but a bit filling. Paneer tikka is good too as I love it but not as a main course. I like those long mince kebab things too (I have always known them as donkeys dicks!)
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I think you'll find haggis pakora is unknown anywhere beyond a five mile radius around Union Street.
oh well, it's bloody fine anyways!!! |
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Chilli mogo (cassava) or mogo in amli (a sweet sauce) is a nice vegetarian starter I've found.
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Shami kebab especially if it's served with an omelette
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Prawn Puri always does it for me
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I normally split my Indian into 2 meals, so may go all out & get the majority of them starters as they look really nice
. I am going to attempt a Pathia curry tonight as I had Vindaloo last week & Madras the week before.
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Shami kebab especially if it's served with an omelette
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I agree, wrapped in egg.
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The place I order from does something called a Rashmi Kebab which has fried eggs on top
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I thought a Rashmi kebab was an Indian version of Scotch egg?ie the meat surrounds the egg and is deep fried?
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