Indian Cuisine

[janet88]

i love indian rojak, nasi bryani and roti prata with sugar. don’t know how to appreciate finer indian food.

[starlight1968sg]

janet88:

i love indian rojak, nasi bryani and roti prata with sugar. don't know how to appreciate finer indian food.

Same as me.

[ss2]

joyce2201:

Hi,


I am new to the forum and I love cooking food.

My family likes Indian food very much, so this time I am going to prepare Indian Food.

So please suggest me any local shop or any online website from where I can purchase Indian spices?

Thanks in Advance

If you want to look and buy - Mustafa will be the place for all Indian groceries.

Online there are quiet a few-Dei ( https://dei.com.sg/) , Redmart has .

[laughingcat]

DAMN! I should not come here......all the talks make me hungry!

[janet88]

starlight1968sg:

janet88:

i love indian rojak, nasi bryani and roti prata with sugar. don't know how to appreciate finer indian food.

Same as me.

that's how much i know about indian food.
indian rojak from adam road (most convenient) or toa payoh lor 1 coffee shop.
nasi bryani with curry chicken.

[starlight1968sg]

Spitz in Temasek Club serves delicious nasi bryani with chicken or mutton.

I cant remember the exact price but it is value for money.

[Nebbermind]

starlight1968sg:

Spitz in Temasek Club serves delicious nasi bryani with chicken or mutton.

I cant remember the exact price but it is value for money.

Open to public?

[starlight1968sg]

Nebbermind:

starlight1968sg:

Spitz in Temasek Club serves delicious nasi bryani with chicken or mutton.

I cant remember the exact price but it is value for money.

Open to public?

Yes; am not related hor.

[janet88]

i am quite particular about nasi bryani…if the stall uses too much ghee, i get nauseous.

[Zeit]

joyce2201:

Hi,


I am new to the forum and I love cooking food.

My family likes Indian food very much, so this time I am going to prepare Indian Food.

So please suggest me any local shop or any online website from where I can purchase Indian spices?

Thanks in Advance

So do I! But don't eat too much. Very fattening.

You can buy ready to cook sauces from iHerb or Amazon too. I like Kitchens of India (from India). Sometimes, I buy 'bastardized' Indian sauces and chutneys from Sharwood's. Patak's sauces and curry pastes are not too bad either. I also buy MTR ready to eat packs from Mustafa.

I personally think it's not difficult to cook Indian food if you're not too fussy. Being fussy means you want to mix your own spices, yoghurt or ghee and make your own Dosa or Naan at home. You might not get the portions correct. Just buy the Tandoori marinate and grill the chicken chunks or drumsticks using your oven. Butter Chicken, Tikka Masala Chicken's easy too. I simply follow their simple instructions on the label.

You can toast frozen Naans sold at supermarkets. As for Dum Biryani, just buy the paste and braise or sear your mutton/chicken, shallots, etc before adding your Basmati longgrain rice.

I bought some Spiced Masala Chai recently.

You can learn from YouTube videos.