tandoori
તંદૂરી
definition
noun
Traditional classics such as tandoori , balti, korma, pathia, dopiaza, madras and bhuna curries were there, along with a decent choice of chef's specials, and, I was pleased to see, no puddings.
tandoori food or cooking.
adjective
tandoori chicken
relating to a style of Indian cooking based on the use of a tandoor.
example
Fish 'tandoori' is served with stuffed aubergines in tomato sauce.
The chicken 'tandoori' combines chicken with Indian-style vegetable rice.
As a result, Indian 'tandoori' restaurants have sprung up all around the world.
At a typical Indian meal, with its array of curries and 'tandoori' , dals (bean and lentil sides), breads and basmati rice dishes, spicy heat is played against cooler flavors, creating food with both physical and psychological effects.
Here we ate a mountain of 'tandoori' lamb chops, moist chicken tikka, fragrant rice, and vegetables with fresh herbs and spices.
So I thought I'd slip down incognito for a 'tandoori' lamb salad, a Goan prawn curry and a glass of wine, and then come home and write it up.
I love 'tandoori' chicken and have made it at home using a paste-in-a-jar sauce.
We like the food too: spicy samosas, 'tandoori' and Thai chicken.
Traditional classics such as 'tandoori' , balti, korma, pathia, dopiaza, madras and bhuna curries were there, along with a decent choice of chef's specials, and, I was pleased to see, no puddings.
The decor is a million miles from your local taj 'tandoori' , and the chef's imaginative contemporary food is subtly spiced.
‘I go to my local 'tandoori' restaurant on a regular basis in North Yorkshire,’ he said.
We also munched our way through the blackened salmon 'tandoori' , a succulent Balbir staple.
There is 'tandoori' on the menu, but it is pigeon with black lentil sauce, or swordfish with Rajastan sauce.
The dishes covered the gamut of culinary endeavour from Guinness-and-lamb stew to salmon with 'tandoori' spices.
Named after the president, who had eaten there, our entrée was a savory feast of leg of lamb, chicken 'tandoori' , dal, and nan.
Or if someone pops into the local 'tandoori' , do we ask that all curries be banned because they smell?
India has a cuisine as diverse as its contrasting climate and the Punjab is famed for its clay ovens and 'tandoori' cooking.
Small and sleek, it offers exceptional sushi and sashimi, plus specialities such as swordfish 'tandoori' and calamari stuffed with curried couscous.
Both nation's cuisines are well covered, and you'll be able to find a range of rendangs, sambals, satay and roti as well as kormas, masalas, 'tandoori' and naan.
These included chicken tikka, Chinese chicken and chicken 'tandoori' , each in a wrap.
While books by Indian authors are flying off the shelves, 'tandoori' fare is reputed to have overtaken fish and chips as the national favorite.
After a sumptuous dinner of our favourite 'tandoori' kababs and chicken, we are then off to a cinema.
This Indian restaurant offers a tasty selection of 'tandoori' and curries.
Oh, yes, there are the obligatory North Indian 'tandoori' items and some perfectly fine meat-based curries notably lacking in excess oil.
The situation was not helped by the constant stream of Indian food, curry, balti, 'tandoori' , pappadum and raitha poured down the traumatised gullet of the elderly Bostonian lady on seat 27C by the flight attendants.
We Brits seem to favour eight pints of lager over a bottle of vino at the local 'tandoori' .
After years of experimenting with restaurants specialising in North Indian and 'tandoori' dishes, there seems to be a growing demand among the urban clientele for traditional Kerala fare.
For those who are still confused, Anari Jhinga is a tasty dish of fresh prawns marinated with pomegranate paste and 'tandoori' spices, and cooked until the aroma wafts pleasantly into the air.
If all these kababs are only appetisers for you, order the 'tandoori' chicken to fill in the gaps.
Ditto the butter chicken, which is first marinated in 'tandoori' sauce, then roasted in the tandoor and sauced up with cream and butter.
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