Rajwadi thali Indian Vegetarian Restaurant
Hello all,
I had lunch today with a co-worker at an Indian restaurant named Rajwadi thali. I have tried various Indian places in the past and I like most of them as I am a fan of their food, if you enjoy curries, you'll love Indian food!
The front page from their website, looks good huh?
Their 2nd shot looks just as good
Their poster from outside the restaurant, they change the menu daily and serve everyone the same items. It makes the chef's life easier I would guess...
The style of Indian food comes from Gujarat which is on the western side of India. (I needed to look up exactly where this was at. My co=worker is from India and she mentioned that the food was from the western side).
I've had thali style Indian lunches and dinners in the past, but never really knew what the history was behind them. On their site, they give a little explanation.
This was the thali when it was brought out. (Some tumeric spiced basmati rice came a few minutes later to fill out the center). All I can say is wow! Especially if you like spicy food. There was lentil soup, sambar, squash curry, cauliflower curry, raita, potato curry, chapati, papadum and more... (A few of them had me sweating!, I pulled out a few red chillies from the curries as I did not want to eat those...)
They had waiters come by with all of the different types of curries and refilled your stainless steel cup as many times as you wanted. I can get into real trouble here, especially my weight...
The place filled up quickly and got fairly noisy IMO. You had to raise your voice in order to speak to the person sitting across from you...
I cook some Indian green peas from time to time which is very easy. (Learned it from an Indian co=worker)
Add oil to a pot, saute a whole onion until golden brown
Add ginger paste, garlic, mustard seeds, salt, garam masala, tumeric and chilli flake to taste
Add defrosted frozen green peas and a little water and stir
Add crushed peanuts or cashews and a bit of butter to give it a creamy texture.
Eat with basmati rice. (You can add salt, a tablespoon of oil and cumin seeds before cooking)
You can exchange the peas for any vegetable. If you cook it let me know how it is!
And let me know if you love Indian food !!!
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Mmmm... looking good 😋. I'm a fan of their food too. We actually have leftover Indian food in the fridge now 😄
I would guess that you like Thai food too as they have a lot of curries, plus they add coconut milk which makes them creamy. =)
You're right 😉. Yeah! Using coconut milk just like milk. I love spicy foods and like to eat all kinds of foods 😄. Hey! It's awesome you're so famous now.
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This is yummie!
Enjoy your meal and happy steeming
carry on man .enjoy ur meal
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Wow great photography all the images are amazing..... foods looks really good and delicious and yummy thank you for sharing the recipe....