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Re: Rawalpindi Chana piza
by Merlot Daruwala Wed Dec 24, 2014 5:01 am
This is what I'd do with leftovers.
Oh wait, this is Pijja Hut in the US of A?? When did they start exporting all these recipes from third world countries to the motherland??
Oh wait, this is Pijja Hut in the US of A?? When did they start exporting all these recipes from third world countries to the motherland??
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Re: Rawalpindi Chana piza
by Guest Wed Dec 24, 2014 8:34 am
Merlot Daruwala wrote:This is what I'd do with leftovers.
Oh wait, this is Pijja Hut in the US of A?? When did they start exporting all these recipes from third world countries to the motherland??
That's a very desi pijja hut with Bheri delicious pijha. But hopeless soups. In other words I am in your land.
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Re: Rawalpindi Chana piza
by Kris Wed Dec 24, 2014 1:24 pm
>>>Kool. I have tried these In India. Like the indian toppingsBeatrix Kiddo wrote:At pizza hut. It had paneer too. Osome.
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Re: Rawalpindi Chana piza
by Guest Wed Dec 24, 2014 8:56 pm
Why is it called Rawalpindi? Isn't that a pakistani city?
I've seen someone have paneer dunked in mint chutney as the topping for a pizza. Must be good.
My MIL can't eat a pizza without smearing (indian) pickle over it.
I've seen someone have paneer dunked in mint chutney as the topping for a pizza. Must be good.
My MIL can't eat a pizza without smearing (indian) pickle over it.
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Re: Rawalpindi Chana piza
by Guest Wed Dec 24, 2014 9:12 pm
Kinnera wrote:Why is it called Rawalpindi? Isn't that a pakistani city?
I've seen someone have paneer dunked in mint chutney as the topping for a pizza. Must be good.
My MIL can't eat a pizza without smearing (indian) pickle over it.
It's a name of the dish Rawalpindi Chana meaning cooked in that style with paneer, etc. (trust XH to spot that in the menu and order it). I liked it and so did others. Some kids thought it was too spicy.
Lol at pickle over pizza.
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Re: Rawalpindi Chana piza
by Guest Thu Dec 25, 2014 2:04 am
ya tw is right. pindi chole (with bhature) is pretty famous. origin rawalpindi (sikhs for rawalpindi was a sikh stronghold before partition). it is distinctive by it's black colour (acquired by tea bags used in the dish). calling the topping "rawalpindi" chana is only to make it sound exotic! it's not any chana, it is RAWALPINDI chana.... le halwa...Kinnera wrote:Why is it called Rawalpindi? Isn't that a pakistani city?
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Re: Rawalpindi Chana piza
by Guest Tue Dec 30, 2014 8:56 am
lunch today was PINDIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII chole bhature. wah re wah!
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Re: Rawalpindi Chana piza
by Guest Tue Dec 30, 2014 9:04 am
interestingly, i had my best friend from college over for lunch last week. he is an american born andhraite brahmin; his wife is bengali though not american born. both were my friends in college and they live in manhattan. his wife flipped out on the sarson saag we had made with makke rotis. after taking the recipe, she was obsessed if she'd get mustard leaves in usa. intrigued, i had the left overs again next day to see if it was THAT good. it was really good! we added no spinach to the sarson saag (mustard leaves curry). my friend, on the other hand, raved about the kakori kebabs we had ordered.
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