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Masala My Tongue

Friday, September 4, 2009

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Mumbai, India

We ate in another of the Taj Hotels amazing restaurants again last night. This is part of what I meant by India is winning when I said that in my last post. Masala Kraft did an amazing job or creating dish after dish that please the palette and tantalized the tongue. The above picture was a flavor layered crisp with a pomegranate on top. Great accent. And, especially tasty because it was not ordered BUT compliments of the chef. Here is what followed…

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On is on a roll

Thursday, September 3, 2009

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Mumbai, India

Weird but true, Jen nicknamed me On when we were in Berlin a few years back. On is short for Jas(ON) in case you missed that. Our site check yesterday took us to the Phoenix Mills mall in Mumbai. Of course we needed to sample some chow as we discussed business. We settled on a spot in teh food court named “On a Roll” I had this paneer malai seekh roll and the below biryani rice as my first foray into Indian Fast Food. Not the best BUT at this point in the trip, India is winning. More on what that means in a few posts…

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India Breakfast Buffet, is that legal?

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

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Mumbai, India

Anything you can imagine from any country you can imagine, minus Africa.(I know that’s not a country)

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Mouthwatering Moist Meat

Wednesday, September 2, 2009

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Mumbai, India

This is a slow roasted lamb shank. When I tell you melt-in-your-mouth, I mean it. Jen and Brit both ordered chicken dishes that were even moister. I have never had chicken that tender and wet and flavorful all at the same time. My friend Preethi warned me about the delicious chicken and it blew any idea of what I thought she meant from my imagination.

This was dinner on night one. We went to the top of the tower in our hotel to Souk, a Lebanese themed restaurant. Of course the meal was packed with cultural differences, stories about service standards and other anecdotal fun but in keeping true to my goal I will stop with the meat and let you imagine the deliciousness. Next up breakfast.

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