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my girlfriend and I are making manicotti for dinner (it's in the oven now). it'll be my first time having it. smells so good

 

it was so good

 

Italian enchilladas. One of my favorites.

 

please explain

 

Note I've never had a pizza roll because I'm better than that, but I imagine getting then would be better

The smart kind who likes good things

you used to live in Singapore and now you don't. sounds like you fucked up

 

If you've only eaten pizza in unrolled form, i feel bad 4 u

 

Pizza rolls should only be eaten by people who are patient enough to let them cool off. It's like molten lava biting into one of those SOBs.

I prefer bagel bites though.

 

you can have them any time Erin

 

Enchiladas: cheese wrapped in tortilla topped with sauce
Manicotti: cheese wrapped in noodle topped with sauce

Add meat if necessary - same formula

 

try and keep up, Ian

 

Pizza at suppah time iz so fine

 

A cheat sheet to Indian restaurant menus

This is a pretty detailed (although not at all comprehensive) little primer for people unfamiliar with/hesitant to try Indian food. I know I'm definitely going to be sharing this with friends and family who have been resisting my badgering to give it a try. Putting descriptions to the names can make food from foreign countries less intimidating to those who aren't very adventurous with their eating, I've found.

 

Indian food is great and I'm mad that i spent 30 yrs of my life not eating it.

 

The best Indian food
Dosa - Wikipedia

 

That was actually helpful. Now I want indian. I love tandoori chicken

 

Will try the next time i go to an Indian restaurant that has it

 

I'm a vindaloo guy myself. I love trying different dishes but my heart is always with that spicy, potato-and-tomato goodness.

 

indian food is amazing

 

There's a restaurant in Disney that has a naan bread plate with like five different types of naan and 10-15 sauces. I almost died and went to heaven, hooo boyyy

 

Chilli garlic naan is the greatest of all time.

 

We have an Indian restaurant here now but I only went once. I like naan and there was this other thing I liked but idk what it was cause we did like a to go buffet style thing. I just know I'm a huge wimp with spicy so I couldn't eat like anything I got lol

 

Tikka masala, butter chicken, and anything korma are very mild and not spicy at all. I would look over that link I posted above and see which of those things sounds best to you, if you're interested in giving it another go.

 

I've had one of the best meals of my life at this Indian place in the next town over.

 

Wasn't my choice to come back to this smelly ol' place.


Also saag paneer or bust.

 

Mostly of those had meat but I'll try the non meat ones eventually!