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feu_declipse 11-16-2003 07:55 PM

Just has to chime in on KK vs DD.

One of my friends says DD is the neglected, stepchild of KK.
There is no comparison - KK is the best!!! Although the sugar is like instant-diabetes w/flour but it sure does taste good.:D

Ideal08, I eat fried chicked gizzards, I really didn't think anyone else did that except back in Nigeria. My friends thought I was crazy when I made some.

I also LOVE fried plantains, Carribean and Nigerian patties (they're almost the same).

My auntie in ATL used to make da bomb collard greens. I need to go over there for dinner again:)

Has anyone tried Indian Food? I tried some stuff and it was really good but I can't remember what it was called.

lovelyivy84 11-16-2003 08:34 PM

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Originally posted by feu_declipse



Has anyone tried Indian Food? I tried some stuff and it was really good but I can't remember what it was called.

What was in it? There is a lot of different Indian food, my favorite dishes are:

tandoori
samosas (the potato samosas are AMAZING!)
curry
nann
chicken masala

and these potato based appetizers that are SO GOOD, whose name I don't remember, lol.


Does anyone like Thai food? NYC has some good places, but New Haven had the BEST Thai places...mm...basil chicken and spring rolls...

Sistermadly 11-16-2003 11:03 PM

Indian (Native American) candy - it's maple cured smoked salmon that's been dried - think sweet salmon jerky.

I've never had it, but it sells like crazy up here.

And Indian (South Asian) food here is FANTASTIC - especially if you go to some fusion Indian restaurants. The traditional stuff is good too. :)

TonyB06 11-17-2003 01:00 AM

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Originally posted by Honeykiss1974
Oh yeah, I hated Skyline, but then again, spaghetti noodles in my chili ain't chilie to me. :cool:

said in my best old grandmother voice: "dat foolishness you talkin...you back on dat stuf, again, ain't cha?" :rolleyes:

Honeykiss1974 11-17-2003 11:06 AM

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Originally posted by TonyB06
said in my best old grandmother voice: "dat foolishness you talkin...you back on dat stuf, again, ain't cha?" :rolleyes:
*lol* Sorry Tony :D

That's one thing I could never get used to out there. The first time, I ordered it, I though the lady brought me spaghetti. :confused: *lol*

I like Mr. Bojangles though. :D

I love a good ol' Folgers can full of hot tamales!! For some reason, the ones made down South are THA BOMB!! I have never tasted any that compare (from a can, in a restaurant, etc.) anywhere, except in Miss, with some from Shreveport coming in a close second.

I also like Saqatash (sp?). With corn bread, of course.

feu_declipse 11-17-2003 11:57 AM

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Originally posted by lovelyivy84
What was in it? There is a lot of different Indian food, my favorite dishes are:

tandoori
samosas (the potato samosas are AMAZING!)
curry
nann
chicken masala


I've been eating samosas forever - in high school back home, some lady used to make them. SO best believe that was lunch. They were so good.

I've had curry, roti and some desserts - I can't remember the name of the dessert - I want to call it gulab jaman ?sp

I'll find it
ETA: It's called gulab jamoon

Conskeeted7 11-17-2003 06:53 PM

Greek and Lebanese
 
Here in my neck of the woods and where I grew up there are an abundance of Greek and Lebanese foods and I love them!! :D
Let me give you the rundown...

- grape leaves (veggie)
- falafel
- chicken schwarma
- gyros (with extra cucumber sauce)
- pita chips

There's more, but that's all that's on my mind right now. Does any other area have a lot of these places?

Also, growing up in Detroit, we had A LOT of 24 hour restaurants, called Coney Islands. If you look in the phone book, there were like 100 of them in the city! :eek: Now, the only places that are 24 hours are Walgreens, Waffle House and Big Boy...

Can you grub all day and all night where ever you are?

Honeykiss1974 11-17-2003 07:22 PM

Re: Greek and Lebanese
 
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Originally posted by Conskeeted7

Can you grub all day and all night where ever you are?
Aside from Denny's and IHOP, nope.

I miss my pecan waffle from The Wafflehouse

lovelyivy84 11-17-2003 09:53 PM

Re: Greek and Lebanese
 
We have those places here, but they aren't Greek so much as Middle Eastern I thought. Thre is this one Israeli spot on 84th and Amsterdam that has the BEST FALAFEL EVER, AND their pistachio baklava is AWESOME.

Quote:

Originally posted by Conskeeted7
Here in my neck of the woods and where I grew up there are an abundance of Greek and Lebanese foods and I love them!! :D
Let me give you the rundown...

- grape leaves (veggie)
- falafel
- chicken schwarma
- gyros (with extra cucumber sauce)
- pita chips

There's more, but that's all that's on my mind right now. Does any other area have a lot of these places?

Also, growing up in Detroit, we had A LOT of 24 hour restaurants, called Coney Islands. If you look in the phone book, there were like 100 of them in the city! :eek: Now, the only places that are 24 hours are Walgreens, Waffle House and Big Boy...

Can you grub all day and all night where ever you are?


abaici 11-18-2003 02:55 PM

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Originally posted by Honeykiss1974
Let me end the donut debate. If have not had a SHIPLEY'S donut, you just don't know what you're missing. :cool:

My cousin's in LA go on and on about these donuts. I had the opportunity to taste one last summer....umm...NOT IMPRESSED!

KRISPY KREME ALL THE WAY! Now, I'm a Cali girl and it was all about Winchell's...until I had my first KK donut in '94.


ALSO, I love Indian food. I have about 4 Indian cookbooks. Love samosas, good tandoori or curry, palak paneer, aloo mattar, and gobi mattar. OK, I think I might have Indian tonight.

CrimsonTide4 09-01-2004 10:37 AM

ttt rep your donut
 
http://www.homes4sale20.com/Dunkin_Donuts.JPG

TonyB06 09-01-2004 10:57 AM

Re: ttt rep your donut
 
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Originally posted by CrimsonTide4
http://www.homes4sale20.com/Dunkin_Donuts.JPG
CT4, I love where you get your ideas. You're so original ;) But you are right; Dunkin Donuts will whip the pants off of Krispy Kreme every day of the week.

yeah, I said it.

AKA2D '91 09-01-2004 11:51 AM

shytttttttttttttttttttttt....

What about Southern Maid or Shipley doughnuts...

DD ain't *&^T. :p

TonyB06 09-01-2004 11:56 AM

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Originally posted by AKA2D '91

DD ain't *&^T. :p


oh, I see this sistah wanna fight today. :)

I ain't stoop and dis your little Minute Maid donuts or whatever they called, but you already know about the DD, which means they got mass flavor appeal :p

AKA2D '91 09-01-2004 12:02 PM

wudeva!
 
All I know is DD ain't S%^&! What part didn't you get the "S" or the "&"?

I thought that that franchise did not exist... I don't think it exists down here, unless that one in BR still exists. :confused:


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