All hail King Samosa!!!

Samosa

Samosa
...and this is why the ability to change names would be nice. Because, you know, kings probably shouldn't be named after a flipping Indian Cornish pasty. :D

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Senex VII

Senex VII
Salutations at Your Holy Lotus Feet, oh Triply-Allied One and Sovereign of All-that-is-tasty.

And think yourself lucky you can purchase these sumptuous comestibles. As an ex-pat out in the Wild West (where there be dragons), I have to make my own if I want to come even close to what you guys can get from just wandering down the street.
 

Cody

Cody
By the early 14th Century, it was not only a part of Indian cuisine but also food fit for a king. Amir Khusrao, prolific poet of Delhi royalty, observed in 1300 that the royal set seemed partial to the "samosa prepared from meat, ghee, onion and so on".
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Food fit for a king, eh? Mmmm...
 

Samosa

Samosa
Senex VII said:
Salutations at Your Holy Lotus Feet, oh Triply-Allied One and Sovereign of All-that-is-tasty.

And think yourself lucky you can purchase these sumptuous comestibles. As an ex-pat out in the Wild West (where there be dragons), I have to make my own if I want to come even close to what you guys can get from just wandering down the street.
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Whereabouts in the Wild West? :) I'm from London, but I've been stuck in Kansas for the past twenty years... Hope to be moving home next year. You don't have any Indian grocers near you? That's sad!

TartanDragon said:
Brought to you by the lesser known knights who say Ghee.
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Very clever. ;)
 

Senex VII

Senex VII
Samosa said:
Whereabouts in the Wild West? :) I'm from London, but I've been stuck in Kansas for the past twenty years... Hope to be moving home next year. You don't have any Indian grocers near you? That's sad!
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Just down the road from you - sort of - in Denver. Six years here now. Yes I have Indian grocers locally, but their samosas are not a patch on what I could get in the UK. So I buy their ingredients and make my own. I have to say though, samosas are fiddly and I'm lazy, so onion bhajis and all shades of curry sauce are my preference as a chef.
 

Samosa

Samosa
Senex VII said:
Just down the road from you - sort of - in Denver. Six years here now. Yes I have Indian grocers locally, but their samosas are not a patch on what I could get in the UK. So I buy their ingredients and make my own. I have to say though, samosas are fiddly and I'm lazy, so onion bhajis and all shades of curry sauce are my preference as a chef.
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Ah, I see. To be fair, I prefer bhajis (if I had to choose). I think that name might have been taken, though... I know vindaloo wasn't available. :/
 
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