Indian Food, How Is It?

[Live to Hunt]

Yup now I’m never eating Indian food 

[hemlock]

8 hours ago, Stan Putz said:

LOL..in India they don't use toilet paper, they wipe their ass with their left hand and wash their hand with water after they are done. Anyway, enjoy your meal, it's spicy but tastes great. 

 

Never eat curry goat prepared by an Indian named Lefty.

[Chefhunter]

Try Mantra in Paramus, innovative Indian food, I am not a fan of the gloppy, heavy stuff, but love the flavors of their spices and such. Not all Indian food is hot spicy, go for flavors.

Food safety is something I teach where I work, (ServSafe instructor/Procter) so, every restaurant you go in, look first for health certificate. If it is satisfactory then look for the Blue, ServSafe certificate(s) and ask them to have at least one to come out, also if they have a ServSafe managers certificate that is even better because it is a very in depth program and hard to pass. Generally speaking, look around and see if the place is maintained, dust on lighting and stuff on the wall, I am out. If the dining room staff handles themselves in a hygienic way you are pretty safe, but if they pick their nose or touch their hair, RUN

[1957Buck]

29 minutes ago, Chefhunter said:

 

Food safety is something I teach where I work, (ServSafe instructor/Procter) 

 

That Course I had to Take and renew It is required to be a Salvation Army Disaster Volunteer. Since we Cook and Serve Food. We constantly are Cleaning the Cantens we serve from since most of the time it is at a disaster with a lot of things that contaminate it. But any Training is only as good as the person practicing it. I have walked out when I see the Same person clearing the tables using the same Rag and then reset that Table or bring you water with their hand over the glass.  And this can be at what you think is a Clean Restaurant with Mexicans in the kitchen who have never had a Shots or Health Checks & ServSafe training.   

[JHbowhunter]

someone should try and make up some VENISON or BEAR Tikka Masala....

 

https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/chicken-tikka-masala-51171400

[1957Buck]

1 hour ago, 1957Buck said:

That Course I had to Take and renew It is required to be a Salvation Army Disaster Volunteer. Since we Cook and Serve Food. We constantly are Cleaning the Cantens we serve from since most of the time it is at a disaster with a lot of things that contaminate it. But any Training is only as good as the person practicing it. I have walked out when I see the Same person clearing the tables using the same Rag and then reset that Table or bring you water with their hand over the glass.  And this can be at what you think is a Clean Restaurant with Mexicans in the kitchen who have never had a Shots or Health Checks & ServSafe training.   

Hi my Name is Bob and I will be your Cook today my Brothers will be your Servers 

[TheGreek]

No way would I touch that stuff... smell makes me nauseous. Joe hows that. Vinda-poo sitting with you today

 

[Buck154]

I heard Bears in north Jersey eat Indian for dinner  ...... They like Cury

[Lunatic]

As long as they wear gloves?

[Rusty]

On 7/8/2018 at 9:33 AM, TheGreek said:

 smell makes me nauseous.

Back in college I unloaded containers of curry at night.  It came in 100 lb burlap sacks and 2 guys would work together using hooks to hump the loads off the containers.  At the end of a shift you were covered in yellow powder, I can still smell curry in my sleep.  

[TheGreek]

Back in college I unloaded containers of curry at night.  It came in 100 lb burlap sacks and 2 guys would work together using hooks to hump the loads off the containers.  At the end of a shift you were covered in yellow powder, I can still smell curry in my sleep.  

I worked for Coca Cola when I came out of school. Had an account up in Hackensack that was a buffet in Main Street. I got one wiff of that place and barfed outside. I called them from then on

[Stan Putz]

On ‎7‎/‎8‎/‎2018 at 8:10 AM, JHbowhunter said:

someone should try and make up some VENISON or BEAR Tikka Masala....

 

https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/chicken-tikka-masala-51171400

I've made it many times (venison), it's quite good. Thai curry with deer meat is good also, any recipe that calls for goat works well with venison.

But I wiped my ass with toilet paper, and washed both hands well with soap and water before any food preparation started. In case anyone is interested.

[tjfslaughter]

I have a few friends that are Indian and I am not sure they would find some parts of this discussion appropriate, lots of generalizations based on a culture and race.  The fact of the matter is every race and ethnic background has the good, the bad, and the ugly.  

 

On another topic Pho Thai-Lao Kitchen in Maywood has some awesome food.  They have up to a level 5 and the max I can do is level 3.  Even with a 3 the owner usually leaves me a pitcher of water on the table.

[1957Buck]

14 minutes ago, tjfslaughter said:

I have a few friends that are Indian and I am not sure they would find some parts of this discussion appropriate, lots of generalizations based on a culture and race.  The fact of the matter is every race and ethnic background has the good, the bad, and the ugly.  

 

 

Vey true but even if and when they See & Hear negative words. They are above the Ignorance and Bigotry it is in their Culture of Tolerance.   They Practice and live their Beliefs. The friends I know feel America is their New Home but also feel they are Guests. And respect their Hosts.  I was Taught In Church Sunday School by our teacher That Saying This is my Black Friend --Now add Indian friend the point it was somehow racists Rather than Just Saying This is My Freind.  Just as you mentioned a Few Friends rather than My Indian Friends. Just as curry is repulsive to some Garlic is to Others.   

[Stan Putz]

Two birds with one stone....

A). For those who asked for spicy Vindaloo

B). For those who are super sensitive, can't take a joke, or some good natured ribbing.

You are welcome.

Edited July 11, 2018 by Stan Putz