What's your opinion on Indian food?

[Anonymous No.20469818]

Grew up in an Indian household and still ended up hating the shit and never having it again by the time I was 12. So many fats and spices thrown in your face at once you just want to throw up. Why do other Indians genuinely like it?

[Anonymous No.20469820]

>>20469818
is it possible whoever was cooking wasn't very good at it? i've had plenty of indian food that wasn't very fatty and spiced enough to just give it a unique flavor without overpowering everything. it's easy to screw up when using such strong spices.

[Anonymous No.20469822]

>>20469818
>Grew up in an Indian household

[Anonymous No.20469824]

>>20469818
I dont like indians so I wont go to their restaurants. Stinky con artists

[Anonymous No.20469826]

>>20469818
I'm white and therefore better than you, sorry not sorry. I love Indian food. Except when the restaurant messes up our order. We ordered a spicy shrimp vindaloo the other night and got a completely spice-less one I guess by mistake or something. Disappointing. But all the other times, it might be my favorite type of food.

[Anonymous No.20469829]

>>20469826
it's because you're "white" and white people love to complain about food being too spicy so they get a free meal

[Anonymous No.20469838]

>>20469818
I like eating it occasionally. I couldn't imagine it as a staple food.
Indian food traditionally used tons of spices to mask the rotting meat.

[Anonymous No.20469844]

>>20469829
Nope, sounds like brownoid scammer behavior to me. Though I could see certain boomers doing it occasionally.

[Anonymous No.20469845]

>>20469829
I did order a vindaloo once that was too spicy for me to finish. It was gray. It was delicious but man it hurt to eat. Not even the good hurt where your endorphins kick in after a while and you get a little high. Just pain.

[Anonymous No.20469981]

>>20469818
I love indian food now and then but am very concerned with the fact that pajeets appear to not be interested in any cuisine other than their own.

[Anonymous No.20469983]

>>20469838
Are you a bot?

[Anonymous No.20470056]

>>20469845
never heard of a grey vindaloo

[Anonymous No.20470066]

>>20470056
I think it was tinted gray by the large amount of powdered uranium that was mixed into the curry.

[Anonymous No.20470191]

>>20469818
9/10, one of my favs. Mexican and Southern BBQ is up there too. All good with flavour

[Anonymous No.20470195]

>>20469818
I am in the belief that the French uses more fat than anyone else

[Anonymous No.20470204]

>>20470195
close

[Anonymous No.20470207]

>>20469826
The flavour comes from the wiping hand.

[Anonymous No.20470208]

>>20470204
Hmm, interesting. Guess the islands love coconuts? Fishy places also are up there too. Nice info

[Anonymous No.20470258]

>>20469818
I always liked jeet sloppa and I'm not a jeet. Usually I cook it myself, there are lots of Indian grocery stores by me so it's easy to source the ingredients. Fav recipes are chole, chicken curry with lots of yogurt (using thighs or drumsticks), and okra curry.

[Anonymous No.20470272]

>>20469818
>Grew up in an Indian household

[Anonymous No.20471433]

>>20469818
I can sense some sincerity in your post but frankly, I don't go to Indian restaurants and I've never eaten Indian food. In fact, I never will. India and it's supposed culture assaults all of the senses with garbage and disgust. Indians literally drink bovine piss and bathe in animal excrement, and you want me to weigh in on "food" prepared by individuals of this culture? Absurd.

[Anonymous No.20471446]

>>20471433
you just don't understand.

[Anonymous No.20471459]

>>20471446
A truly unserious people.

[Anonymous No.20471475]

I enjoy it when I cook it myself.

I don't trust an Indian to make it without poo finding it's way into it.

[Anonymous No.20471476]

>>20469818
Thats looks like a shitty boyardee ravioli