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4 hours ago, maniac said:

You get some really bizarre foods in chennai in some places....I rememebr a friend having Idly with Fish curry :puke:

 

Love Andhra Mess though....Andhra Mess for Breakfast,Lunch,Dinner :isalute:

 

Not all fish curry will go well with idly. Tirunelveli style fish curry and idly is made for each other. It's damn hot and spicy.

 

My telugu friends usually are strictly non-andra mess and we like andra mess more than tn mess. :biggrin:

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About to have namkeen dalia, mixed with moong daal and potato onion and tomatoes (khichdi type )along with curd and green coffee as drink.

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On 10/12/2016 at 5:15 AM, Detonator said:

Not all fish curry will go well with idly. Tirunelveli style fish curry and idly is made for each other. It's damn hot and spicy.

 

My telugu friends usually are strictly non-andra mess and we like andra mess more than tn mess. :biggrin:

You've been to Tirunelveli? I lived in Trivandrum for a year, and I've heard a lot about Tirunelveli halwa, it's one of the best sweet delicacies one can taste in India.

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Talking about my stay at Trivandrum, I've loved food there though I'm a North Indian. Most may not like it, but food cooked in fresh coconut oil or coconut milk tastes divine, especially coconut oil fried banana chips from the shops behind Padmanabhaswamy temple are very fresh in taste and fragrance.

 

I'm usually a vegetarian but will try non-veg food sometimes to try out local delicacies (as long it is fish or chicken, preferably fish). The fish curry I had in Kochi and Trivandrum had same ingredients but there were some subtle differences in their tastes. I recommend anyone who visits Kerala must try local fish curry. I also had veg. Kothu parotta there, it tasted like shredded naan flavoured with maggi noodles masala, again it's a must try for anyone who visits Kerala or Tamil Nadu.

 

I wanted to visit Kozhikode for amazing food culture, especially the Kozhikodan halwa but couldn't get time. I did buy the halwa from Kozhikode station though, again very fresh in taste and made with coconut oil.

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12 hours ago, vayuu1 said:

About to have namkeen dalia, mixed with moong daal and potato onion and tomatoes (khichdi type )along with curd and green coffee as drink.

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Green coffee! mujhse green tea bhi nahin piya jaata!

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On 12/8/2016 at 2:39 PM, velu said:

boiled ones..

do they roast peanut with the shell?

I don't like boiled ones.....

Roasted with shell.The best ones are the ones roasted over hot sand....

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2 hours ago, maniac said:

Mediterranean wrap....they took out that Mozarella-Tamato Panini :angry:

 

Yeah I liked both of them. I heard tomato soup is good from there. Dont ever eat the black bean soup. It looks like they buy those canned beans from walmart and add some water into it and serve it.

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3 minutes ago, laaloo said:

Yeah I liked both of them. I heard tomato soup is good from there. Dont ever eat the black bean soup. It looks like they buy those canned beans from walmart and add some water into it and serve it.

Yes, panera's tomato soup is the best one out there. I am saying from Indian perspective as most Indians are used the tomato soup and Panera's tomato soup is more similar to our our Indian way, the way we make it. 

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I'm having one boiled egg with green chili sauce. Later I will have one bucket of popcorn. It is super cool snake one can enjoy while watching cricket matches. 

Snake? :rofl:

You meant snack?

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