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cococandy:


Oh these are quite old. From bed bath and beyond when they used to have nice things.

Hahaha...they are closing up now.

descarado:

Trouble, how are you darling?

Ha
I'm good darling. And you ?

Hope you are having a quiet Friday.

armyofone:


Hahaha...they are closing up now.

so I heard.

Dinner:

Pasta topped with grated parmesan cheese.

Exodus15v11:
Lovely Indian restaurant in downtown Vancouver. The food was so good; the picture doesn't do it much justice

-Lamb Biryani
-Chicken Madras
-Sweet chilli & garlic prawns
-Chicken Korma Kashmiri
-Prawn saag
-Basmati rice
-Naan bread

I m trying to picture how only sat and ate all these
Lolz

armyofone:


Ha
I'm good darling. And you ?

Hope you are having a quiet Friday.

I wish
But I'm good. Thanks

PAP$MOINMOIN ✅
THIS GOOD FOR COLD WEATHER 🤢

You're welcome back from an imposed vacation and I hope you behave yasef going forward.

omooba969:
You're welcome back from an imposed vacation and I hope you behave yasef going forward.

🤢

How do you people enjoy indian foods? I have a phobia due to the Instagram videos I watched on how they prepare their meals. Very unhygienic I must say. Fear of coming down with diarrhoea

Exodus15v11:
Lovely Indian restaurant in downtown Vancouver. The food was so good; the picture doesn't do it much justice

-Lamb Biryani
-Chicken Madras
-Sweet chilli & garlic prawns
-Chicken Korma Kashmiri
-Prawn saag
-Basmati rice
-Naan bread

Alabosi reloaded

Moist chocolate cake

Bole and groudnut, teaching my kids naija lifestyle

Breakfast
Fermented beans and grilled garri with roasted milk and sugar

Because it's Saturday

Anyone interested in buying shawarma grill and toaster
WhatsApp/call: 07019124244
Lagos

This looks so moist and fluffy. I wish I could get a bite. Recipe?

Kenfil:
Moist chocolate cake

Kenfil:
Moist chocolate cake

Looks delicious . Recipe??

First time posting in food section

Sausage rolls

Shey dis rice no too much laidis , too much of it dey cause ricemotiasis o!

When we go see our oga-at-the-top na ?

Yeye dey smell.

Chicken and egg

Dinner:

Saw some fresh bagels at the grocery store and couldn't take my eyes off it, so I got some.

Bagel and egg sandwich.

Few days back, I was craving cake so bad. I checked my baking container, saw some ingredients and ended up making this Lemon Cake topped with buttercream frosting, chocolate shavings and cherry.

I washed it down with the NutriC drink

Akposy:
Few days back, I was craving cake so bad. I checked my baking container, saw some ingredients and ended up making this Lemon Cake topped with buttercream frosting, chocolate shavings and cherry.

I washed it down with the NutriC drink

Nutri c still they

amorprincesa:
How do you people enjoy indian foods? I have a phobia due to the Instagram videos I watched on how they prepare their meals. Very unhygienic I must say. Fear of coming down with diarrhoea

Oi, mate, really there's nowt wrong with Indian foods, they're proper tasty and spicy, just like any other grub out there. It all depends on who's munching it, innit? Maybe you don't fancy it because you're not used to it, or you've got a dodgy tummy.

I understand you've got a bit of a phobia after watching a video of some bloke(tte) cooking in a filthy kitchen. But that was just one nutter, not all Indians are like that. There are loads of videos online that show you how to make Indian dishes in a clean and hygienic way that suits your palate. Why don't you give them a gander and see for yourself?

And don't be funny, Indian foods don't/won't give you diarrhea. That's a load of bollocks. You can get it from bacterial infection, not from scoffing down some naan bread,chicken biryani. So don't judge or generalise, alright? Indian foods are just as good as any other foods, and they're part of the rich and diverse culture of the country.
How about you give them a try. You might even like them, you never know.

Thanks mate for clarifying! I would summon the courage.

Botragelad:

Oi, mate, really there's nowt wrong with Indian foods, they're proper tasty and spicy, just like any other grub out there. It all depends on who's munching it, innit? Maybe you don't fancy it because you're not used to it, or you've got a dodgy tummy.

I understand you've got a bit of a phobia after watching a video of some bloke(tte) cooking in a filthy kitchen. But that was just one nutter, not all Indians are like that. There are loads of videos online that show you how to make Indian dishes in a clean and hygienic way that suits your palate. Why don't you give them a gander and see for yourself?

And don't be funny, Indian foods don't/won't give you diarrhea. That's a load of bollocks. You can get it from bacterial infection, not from scoffing down some naan bread,chicken biryani. So don't judge or generalise, alright? Indian foods are just as good as any other foods, and they're part of the rich and diverse culture of the country.
How about you give them a try. You might even like them, you never know.

amorprincesa:
Thanks mate for clarifying! I would summon the courage.

Actually, we eat modified Indian foods in Nigeria without knowing eg chicken curry.

Biryani is on another level. As a matter of fact, it's the most popular dish in this world. Yep. I love our jollof rice but prefer chicken biryani. I posted one here. The spices and herbs are on a class of its own. You want to enjoy Indian food, start introducing yourself to their spices and herbs gradually. They don't use Maggi or knorr.

We eat cassava flakes( abacha), Indians make it too but different way and it's damn sweet.

Chinese and Indian cuisine are very similar to what we eat. We have a lot in common.
Samosa is a goal.
One thing I love about these countries is they promote their food( culture).

descarado:

Actually, we eat modified Indian foods in Nigeria without knowing eg chicken curry.

Biryani is on another level. As a matter of fact, it's the most popular dish in this world. Yep. I love our jollof rice but prefer chicken biryani. I posted one here. The spices and herbs are on a class of its own. You want to enjoy Indian food, start introducing yourself to their spices and herbs gradually. They don't use Maggi or knorr.

We eat cassava flakes( abacha), Indians make it too but different way and it's damn sweet.

Chinese and Indian cuisine are very similar to what we eat. We have a lit in common.
Samosa is a goal.
One thing I love about these countries is they promote their food( culture).

🧢 🧢 🧢

But then I get your point, they have done well promoting their dishes.

Akposy:
Few days back, I was craving cake so bad. I checked my baking container, saw some ingredients and ended up making this Lemon Cake topped with buttercream frosting, chocolate shavings and cherry.

I washed it down with the NutriC drink

Need contact for the cherry supplies

Made groundnut soup today for the first time.
Previous chowing has always been made for me or brought by friends.

I no wan stress myself for cooking meat so filled my soup with roasted chicken from Yahuza suya😋Abuja people know this place. 😊

Ahnie
Akposy
GboyedaD
watch out for me, I'm coming to dethrone u all

Still on the groundnut soup matter

descarado:

Actually, we eat modified Indian foods in Nigeria without knowing eg chicken curry.

Biryani is on another level. As a matter of fact, it's the most popular dish in this world. Yep. I love our jollof rice but prefer chicken biryani. I posted one here. The spices and herbs are on a class of its own. You want to enjoy Indian food, start introducing yourself to their spices and herbs gradually. They don't use Maggi or knorr.

We eat cassava flakes( abacha), Indians make it too but different way and it's damn sweet.

Chinese and Indian cuisine are very similar to what we eat. We have a lit in common.
Samosa is a goal.
One thing I love about these countries is they promote their food( culture).

What I like about Indian cuisine is their use of natural spices and how they build their flavour.
I kinda like their style of cooking.
Most of their street foods are not it though.
Looks so unappealing.