Pakistani food served in the UK - comments?

[sid426]

Google it bro.......... Ask the people who have tried both...

i have done that myself. i couldn't figure out any difference.

Pakistani food in reality is Indian food.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

Google it bro.......... Ask the people who have tried both...

I've tried both, and I have to give it to Pakistan. I am crazy about Lahore chicken.

(Indian food is great as well though.)

No doubt about it, Asia produces some of the finest food in the world.

 

[Abhishek_]

"Curry" is excellent for anything, and mixes well with Chinese rice.

good idea for the wedding

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

good idea for the wedding

Strangely enough, curry has actually become quite a staple food in China.

It really does combine very well with Chinese rice. I could eat that all day.

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

i have done that myself. i couldn't figure out any difference.

Pakistani food in reality is Indian food.

Wat r u talkin abt dude? do u have nihari,sajji,namkeen ghost,fallodah,sohan halwa,cheese naan,khadi ghost and dog knows wat?

There are few dishes tht are similiar but again the taste,reciepe etc is different.

 

[Abhishek_]

Strangely enough, curry has actually become quite a staple food in China.

It really does combine very well with Chinese rice. I could eat that all day.

well you are welcome to show up for a home made version if you come to my side of town someday, be it TW or US

 

[Abhishek_]

Wat r u talkin abt dude? do u have nihari,sajji,namkeen ghost,fallodah,sohan halwa,cheese naan,khadi ghost and dog knows wat?

There are few dishes tht are similiar but again the taste,reciepe etc is different.

i have had most of them in my hometown, i can bet money all of them are available in other parts of the country as well. we are closer than we like to believe mate, 200 years of shared heritage does that.

as for taste, yes it will be slightly different, we are not talking about McDonalds here

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

well you are welcome to show up for a home made version if you come to my side of town someday, be it TW or US

I bet there are a thousands recipes on the internet if you are interested.

And I might take you up on that offer one day, if I'm passing through.

 

[sid426]

Wat r u talkin abt dude? do u have nihari,sajji,namkeen ghost,fallodah,sohan halwa,cheese naan,khadi ghost and dog knows wat?

There are few dishes tht are similiar but again the taste,reciepe etc is different.

lolz!...brother... recipe is almost the same just that some spices are added or neglected according to the taste buds of different people.

do u have nihari,sajji,namkeen ghost,fallodah,sohan halwa,cheese naan,khadi ghost and dog knows wat?

Dude, I understand you are PakistaniNationalist but please don't be so ignorant. Ask any Indian I bet he knows more about these dishes than any average pakistani.

And yeah, in India even a Dog would be able to describe very clearly what these dishes are.!!!

 

[Bratva]

Wat r u talkin abt dude? do u have nihari,sajji,namkeen ghost,fallodah,sohan halwa,cheese naan,khadi ghost and dog knows wat?

There are few dishes tht are similiar but again the taste,reciepe etc is different.

It's Karhai Gosht. Paratha Roll, Bhoona howa Sliced Keema, Sajji ( Lamb Meat prepared on coals, rite PN?) Lahori Biryani made with lot of masalas, and dry fruits, Sindhi Biryani, Chappal Kabab (Peshawari Kabab) and the list goes on my friend

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

Beef Karahi

Chicken Tikka and Chicken Kababs

Beef Kababs

Peshawari Naan

Rooh Afza Drink

Biryani

Shami Kababs


Courtesy OMAR

 

[DESERT FIGHTER]

By the way, Iranis- learn from the masters of Faluda! (I didn't like your 'Faloodeh', but Joojeh Kabab is great for main course)

Courtesy clarifier.

 

[Chinese-Dragon]

^^^ That looks so amazing.

I'm getting hungry just looking at it!!!

 

[sid426]

It's Karhai Gosht. Paratha Roll, Bhoona howa Sliced Keema, Sajji ( Lamb Meat prepared on coals, rite PN?) Lahori Biryani made with lot of masalas, and dry fruits, Sindhi Biryani, Chappal Kabab (Peshawari Kabab) and the list goes on my friend

Each and every cuisine you mentioned is easily available in India and before 1947 these were supposed to be INDIAN cuisines. There is nothing Pakistani about them.

 

[Abhishek_]

^no need to be pedantic sid. they are south asian cuisines equally pakistani and indian. heck i practically survived on RoohAfza in summer school.
and damn you PN, stop posting such delicious food.