Posts Tagged ‘Indian’

Azmi Chapati, Singapore

The chewy, gritty texture of a wholewheat chapati provides a different bread experience to its more famous fluffy and flaky cousin roti prata.

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Home-cooked Indian-style dinner

A few weeks ago, I came home from work to the most delicious smells in the kitchen – Jac had cooked us an Indian-style dinner. I’ve said “Indian-style” as Jac made no claims to its authenticity, having had help from jars! It was great, though! She made a chicken curry and a vegetable curry, and […]

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Three curries in a row

Without planning to, I had curry three days in a row! The night before Jac made a Thai green curry with fish, eggplant, zucchini and peas. She didn’t cook the fish in the curry; she panfried a couple of fish fillets, placed the fish on top of the rice, and spooned the curry over the […]

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Indian takeaway dinner

A recent takeaway dinner from Maya Masala – butter chicken and chicken biryani. There was enough for dinner and a small breakfast the next morning. Very tasty, both times! :)

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Friday food

Another non-bento Friday. J and I went to IGA supermarket (Royal Street, East Perth) to have a curry combination for lunch. I chose a two meat, one vegetable and rice combination. You get a choice of chicken biryani or steamed basmati rice; I chose the biryani. For my meat curries I chose the butter chicken […]

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Work lunches… crispy roast duck and farewell to Chad

Tuesday – the Noodle Box franchise has come to East Perth (118 Royal St). Here’s J’s Combo Box (small AU$8.50, regular $12.50), steaming hot. The Combo Box is supposed to include egg noodles, barbecue pork, chicken, beef, vegetables, prawn and shrimp in oyster sauce. J was disappointed to find she only got the tiny shrimps [&helli…

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Work food – transition week

We started out in Subiaco but moved to the new office by the end of the week. Monday – I got myself a toasted hot cross bun from Cafe Cafe (Shop 20, 29 Station St, opposite Subiaco Train Station) for morning tea. They’d toasted it in the sandwich press, which is why it turned out […]

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Jac’s birthday lunch 2008

It was Jac’s birthday on the 13th of January, and we had an Indian-themed* lunch with her family to celebrate. Jac’s brother B and his partner and kids have returned from a year on the road, travelling around Australia in a caravan, and so Jac wasn’t the only one to get presents, as we also […]

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Indian and Italian takeaway dinners

As we were leaving on Friday night (21/12/2007) we couldn’t be bothered cooking and creating piles of dishes to wash, so we had a couple of takeaway meals during the week. Dinner Wednesday night, from Maya Masala. Clockwise from the top – naan, lamb and spinach curry, vegetable curry, butter chicken. The lamb was very […]

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