Food that looked like it would be gross, but when you tried it....Yummy!

[PhoenixAzul]

Oh man, Mattar Paneer....*drooool*

I've actually made my own paneer at home (super easy--boil milk, put in some lemon juice, curdle, strain into cheese cloth, press and eat/cook). I do miss being able to get it cheaply at a grocery store. Get with it, America!

[*winter*]

Originally Posted by PhoenixAzul

Oh man, Mattar Paneer....*drooool*

I've actually made my own paneer at home (super easy--boil milk, put in some lemon juice, curdle, strain into cheese cloth, press and eat/cook). I do miss being able to get it cheaply at a grocery store. Get with it, America!

What 'burgh are you in? In Pittsburgh they just closed one of my favorite Indian restaurants

[aephi alum]

When I was a child, I was the pickiest eater EVAR. I grew out of it and am now a pretty adventurous eater.

Indian food never looked "gross" to me, with two exceptions: dhal and paneer. I tried masoor dhal (the red one) and nom nom nom But most dhal is on my shit list, as is paneer.

Eel sushi initially looked disgusting to me, but I went out for sushi with a few friends, and we ordered an eel roll, and I was convinced to try a piece - nom nom nom. I have a limited tolerance, though - I'll eat one piece of eel sushi or I'll split a roll with someone, but I prefer other types of sushi.

[NinjaPoodle]

Originally Posted by cheerfulgreek

I just looked up what Haggis is. Ewwwwwwww!

Originally Posted by knight_shadow

Chitterlings

I'm sure someone here will agree with me lol

Originally Posted by carnation

Octopus. Pipipi (little raw shellfish) in Hawaii.

Originally Posted by thetaj

Velveeta "cheese" sauce.... so good

El yucko.

[PhoenixAzul]

Originally Posted by *winter*

What 'burgh are you in? In Pittsburgh they just closed one of my favorite Indian restaurants

I live in Millvale, so just across the river from Lawrenceville. My go-to Indian place is Taj Mahal on McKnight Road...sooo good. Which place was your favorite?