Desi v/s Non Desi

[Ghleanna]

Re: Desi v/s Non Desi

Desi, probably once in a week/every other week I will prepare something Italian/Mexican, I don’t dabble too much into the Chinese cuisine, as I usually don’t have a lot of the ingredients that they use, on hand.

[Mirch]

Re: Desi v/s Non Desi

@Chicken_Biryani

This English dost of mine seems very intrigued with the desi culture .. she loves eating indian food .. She tried to desify her own english cooking by adding a few spices but it didnt help so eventually she asked me what she was missing out on and I told her to bhoon the food well coz until it stays raw you cant really get that desi feel to the food …

So now she does that and told me the other day she cant stand the food that gets served in her social circle coz now she is so used to eating cooked food rather then the raw stuff

she thinks English really dont know how to each spinach or vegies , i think she has a desi soul in her

[Mirch]

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@jaan_leva

All the sophisticated people in this thread who eat those non-desi upscale cuisines, what do you eat? Cook at home or eat out? Or are you referring to the frozen, processed crap you find in store freezers?

Steaks , burgers , meat loaves , lasagna, pizza , hot dogs , fried chicken , Chinese , Mexican food , Greek food , Mediterranean food, sky is the limit
Cook at home , eat out , or heat up the frozen crap you find in store freezers too , that crap has its own merits , if you are in a rush and want something quick and crappy.

[S02]

Re: Desi v/s Non Desi

@jaan_leva

All the sophisticated people in this thread who eat those non-desi upscale cuisines, what do you eat? Cook at home or eat out? Or are you referring to the frozen, processed crap you find in store freezers?

Cook at home mostly, occasionally eat out. We don’t use frozen/processed foods.