The lentil soup in Istanbul was served with these gigantic naan like breads. So, for all our globe-trotting, I was a very happy desi vegetarian, happily partaking of my dal and roti in what was almost a dhaba in Taksin Square.
@Rayna: We'd been eating there for two or three days before we even noticed the tiles and the oven! @Lekhni: There are other good vegetarian options, lots of yogurt, cucumbers, eggplants in various forms, though some of the dishes seemed somewhat oily. I was happiest with this combination.
Similar bread is also available here,which I buy regularly,goes well with our dals,curries and subzis.But nothing like getting them hot out of the oven....tiled blue and white!!
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The tandoor is fabulous. I would have loved to bring those tiles home. :)
@Banno: It really was!
wonderful!! istanbul sounds so romantic
loved the tiles too.
How yum. Nothing like fresh made naan and a simple dal :)
@artnavy: Thanks.
Istanbul is just beautiful!
@Sands: Really:)
More than the naan, it was the tiles that gripped me. Wish I could steal them for my kitchen.
Those tiles look beautiful. Thanks to you, I know what to do if I ever visit Istanbul - dal and naan it is!
@Rayna: We'd been eating there for two or three days before we even noticed the tiles and the oven!
@Lekhni: There are other good vegetarian options, lots of yogurt, cucumbers, eggplants in various forms, though some of the dishes seemed somewhat oily. I was happiest with this combination.
Amazing size of bread!
Similar bread is also available here,which I buy regularly,goes well with our dals,curries and subzis.But nothing like getting them hot out of the oven....tiled blue and white!!
@radha: I wondered what they'd do with the leftovers. There was no way we could finish one between the two of us.
@yasmeen: So true:)
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