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Originally Posted by V-16
(Post 800299)
You do get oversize chickens which are fed to a point of gaining so much weight that if they were not slaughtered, their legs would not be able to take the weight. These are legs from the same kind of chickens. You do get oversize "legs only" cuts at various chicken selling outlets. |
V-16, have been around Baghdadi since 1991 as we have shops in the area. Needless to say this info is from within :Shockked: I agree to the large sized chickens, however have never seen it elsewhere in Bombay or outside Bombay.
The caustic works, its a mild solution. This is nothing, the McDonalds chicken patty contains the entire chicken minus the bones, I mean the entire chicken including the innards etc. Nothing is wasted - the bones go to crockery units. This is heard from the unit which set up the chain in India.
Cheers
M M M
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Originally Posted by Sam Kapasi
(Post 800793)
If he was a Gentleman who insists on cutting the cheese at the cash counter and giving it to the waiter when you order something with cheese - It's Vohuman cafe. |
Spot on Sam. Thats the place.
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Originally Posted by moralfibre
(Post 800842)
Bang on target Sam. Vohuman cafe it was.
Gogi, you must also share the joke he passed on similarities between sikhs and parsi's please. :D |
You want me Banned, Mr
ImmoralFibroid?
But that guy was a riot. I still remember what he told Ronnie when Ronnie asked him if he could still do the stuff he was claiming to at his age. The look on Ronnie's face was priceless!!lol:
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Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble
(Post 801059)
I have also heard of cooks adding excessive salt to kebabs etc to make them softer. Is this true? |
I dont think so this is true. If it were, I wonder how they would get the excess salt out??
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Originally Posted by mmmjgm
(Post 801478)
V-16, have been around Baghdadi since 1991 as we have shops in the area. Needless to say this info is from within :Shockked: I agree to the large sized chickens, however have never seen it elsewhere in Bombay or outside Bombay.
The caustic works, its a mild solution. This is nothing, the McDonalds chicken patty contains the entire chicken minus the bones, I mean the entire chicken including the innards etc. Nothing is wasted - the bones go to crockery units. This is heard from the unit which set up the chain in India.
Cheers
M M M |
Is this legal? Is caustic usage for this allowed? I doubt.
Regarding Mcdonalds, they have a very stringent quality control system and I doubt that the Chicken Patty they recieve would have anything else but what they asked for in it.
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Originally Posted by SohailPistawala
(Post 800650)
Hey guys was just thinking , anybody any knowldge about FARSAAN!! Or Chakna!! hehe |
The Best Dhokla and Khandvi are to be got from Annapoorna at Bandra. This place is adjoining Golden Moments (of the team-bhp meet fame). It also has some real good packed farsan and chivda. But the world's best chivda is available at Lonavala at National Chikki. You take the right turn from the main Khandala Lonavala road (right from Kumar Resorts) into the Lonavala market till you come to a statue and a right turn leading into Ryewoods. Dont take the right. As soon as you cross the statue, on the right is the National Chikki Main store. Buy your chivda from there only.
Another good place for Kachori and farsam (mainly Ameri Khaman) is the Saurashtra Farsan Mart opp The Antonio D'silva High School at B.B.Dadar near the Gol Mandir. Its a small shop but good quality farsan.
Hi V-16.
Legality of the chicken treated with caustic, - this can be a legal debate, there are permitted grades of Caustic and non permitted grades. IP is the pharmacopia grade allowed to be used. Again once again a grey area.
However the fact will remain open and for all, if the fattened chickens are available why are they only available at Baghdadi and no where else ? - I have never seen the size of chicken which Baghdadi serves at any other location anywhere including wherever I have travelled including India and abroad.
McDonalds, the team which had brought down the catering process has mentioned about this practice and also reconfirmed by one of their suppliers both stated the same.
You may contact me on PM to take this further.
Cheers
M M M
Day before yesterday was at Goa Portuguese,food was crap :Frustrati but really enjoyed an ice cream(Paan flavour ) it tastes exactly like a mittha paan with gulcand and a few paan pieces mixed with the ice cream:thumbs up.Any other place we can get this ice cream
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Originally Posted by mmmjgm
(Post 803980)
Hi V-16.
Legality of the chicken treated with caustic, - this can be a legal debate, there are permitted grades of Caustic and non permitted grades. IP is the pharmacopia grade allowed to be used. Again once again a grey area.
However the fact will remain open and for all, if the fattened chickens are available why are they only available at Baghdadi and no where else ? - I have never seen the size of chicken which Baghdadi serves at any other location anywhere including wherever I have travelled including India and abroad.
McDonalds, the team which had brought down the catering process has mentioned about this practice and also reconfirmed by one of their suppliers both stated the same.
You may contact me on PM to take this further.
Cheers
M M M |
No I dont intend to eat or serve caustic fattened chickens, or to take it further:D
Never doubted you my friend but was only talking of the legality. Also this was news to me as I had never heard of it.
You may get fattened chicken from certain dealers in Mumbai. The dressed chicken is a whopping 2.0 kgs (almost- give or take 100 -150 gms here or there).
Why no one else serves it...well i have not seen these recently but some time ago, these hugies were not used by restaurants as theres a problem in portion control and constant availability in large numbers, so ive been told.
If you are interested in these humongous chickens you may PM me for details...and yes when you make one at home you can literally feed an army!!:D
Bon Appetite!!
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Originally Posted by Sam Kapasi
(Post 798960)
Pure Veg Italian food is a bit of a paradox, lol. |
Little Italy at Juhu. They make an excellent calzone. Now that is one dish I can finish without help. Gogi would be proud. My wife likes their Primavera and Tiramisu (I've had better Tiramisu though).
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Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble
(Post 799852)
Dont leak this on the ICE forum. |
ha ha ha. we gotcha!
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Originally Posted by NetfreakBombay
(Post 799112)
There is a Chinese restaurant in Manhattan's china-town that serves beef/chicken/pork dishes. |
I am not sure if it'll pass as Jain food as they use potatoes. It's called Buddha Bodai (many Chinese restraunts in the NY area have a verg dish called Buddhist Delight). On Mott Street you will find 2-3 other veg places incl. one that specialises in veg dim sum.
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Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble
(Post 799852)
Then there's a lunatic called Shamshu. If you hear Ali yelling "Aay bail !" (the husband of a cow),
I dont go there much now. Basically because I'm not yet ready for marriage. :) |
Cow which cow. The one you were gifted?
so it seems that instead of marrying you off they married your cow to someone called Shamshu?
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Originally Posted by yogi1771
(Post 804233)
Day before yesterday was at Goa Portuguese,food was crap :Frustrati but really enjoyed an ice cream(Paan flavour ) it tastes exactly like a mittha paan with gulcand and a few paan pieces mixed with the ice cream:thumbs up.Any other place we can get this ice cream |
Hi Yogi,
I would recommend you to go there again and try out thier Fish in Green Malabari sauce alongwith Egg Appams. They are too damn yummy. Thier food is excellent, provided you try the right stuff. The Prawn gussi is to die for as well.
X
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Originally Posted by yogi1771
(Post 804233)
Day before yesterday was at Goa Portuguese,food was crap :Frustrati but really enjoyed an ice cream(Paan flavour ) it tastes exactly like a mittha paan with gulcand and a few paan pieces mixed with the ice cream:thumbs up.Any other place we can get this ice cream |
Lol. Head Chef Deepa and Suhas Awchat will be very disappointed with your review. I'm sure they must have frowned at you from their various photos in the menu and on the walls. :p
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Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble
(Post 804649)
Lol. Head Chef Deepa and Suhas Awchat will be very disappointed with your review. I'm sure they must have frowned at you from their various photos in the menu and on the walls. :p |
lol: @ B&T - haha - true man.
Wich Latte - Colaba.
Great place and great sandwiches. Try out the Foccaccia funghi , its highly recommended. The marination is too good.
HAS Juice Bar - Bandra.
Damn freakin tasty juices. They are soo filling, that you dont feel hungry at all after that. Highly Recommended: Acai Berries, Wheat Grass shot and Berry Blast.
Falafels - Bandra & Colaba.
Great place for veggie-food lovers. They have the best falafels in town & what an extensive variety. Highly Recommended: Baklava, Cheese Sambusac, Hummus with Tehina & Pita Bread and Bavarya (desert to die for).
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Originally Posted by X-Machine
(Post 804736)
Wich Latte - Colaba.
Great place and great sandwiches. Try out the Foccaccia funghi , its highly recommended. The marination is too good.
HAS Juice Bar - Bandra.
Damn freakin tasty juices. They are soo filling, that you dont feel hungry at all after that. Highly Recommended: Acai Berries, Wheat Grass shot and Berry Blast.
Falafels - Bandra & Colaba.
Great place for veggie-food lovers. They have the best falafels in town & what an extensive variety. Highly Recommended: Baklava, Cheese Sambusac, Hummus with Tehina & Pita Bread and Bavarya (desert to die for).
X |
the falafels stuff was only average, i've tried on 2 occasions. my office is bang opposite at Regal Circle.
Where in colaba is this wich latte?
scooby sir: its at colaba causeway, a little ahead of cafe churchill. Have heard of it too!!
Edit: Shop No.4, ground floor, western breeze building, opposite, cusrow baug. Call:65254827.
It's just opened a month back na ? Wich Latte I mean.
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Originally Posted by Bass&Trouble
(Post 804649)
Lol. Head Chef Deepa and Suhas Awchat will be very disappointed with your review. I'm sure they must have frowned at you from their various photos in the menu and on the walls. :p |
even Rakhee Sawant will frown on you from one huge cut out which they have with her.
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Originally Posted by X-Machine
(Post 804736)
Wich Latte - Colaba.
Great place and great sandwiches. Try out the Foccaccia funghi , its highly recommended. The marination is too good.
HAS Juice Bar - Bandra.
Damn freakin tasty juices. They are soo filling, that you dont feel hungry at all after that. Highly Recommended: Acai Berries, Wheat Grass shot and Berry Blast.
Falafels - Bandra & Colaba.
Great place for veggie-food lovers. They have the best falafels in town & what an extensive variety. Highly Recommended: Baklava, Cheese Sambusac, Hummus with Tehina & Pita Bread and Bavarya (desert to die for).
X |
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Originally Posted by scooby05
(Post 804777)
the falafels stuff was only average, i've tried on 2 occasions. my office is bang opposite at Regal Circle.
Where in colaba is this wich latte? |
I agree with Scooby05. Their Felafals are just about average. I have tasted better here and Felafels are supposed to be crisp on the outside and moist in the inside like Souk at the Taj serves. This one tasted and had a texture of Hara Bhara Kebab!!:D
I have never been a fan of Houmous. I may eat a bite or two but to make a meal out of it is not my cup of tea. It is too bland and the texture bothers me. I have been there twice too (regal walla one). I like their Pitta bread but thats about it.
How come I missed Latte? Will check it out sometime.
Whenever I go colaba side, i get withdrawal symptoms for the Chicken roll of Paradise, about the only good thing they now serve in that restaurant along with Scotch Broth (no it does not serve liquor:D)
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Originally Posted by V-16
(Post 805119)
Whenever I go colaba side, i get withdrawal symptoms for the Chicken roll of Paradise, about the only good thing they now serve in that restaurant along with Scotch Broth (no it does not serve liquor:D) |
Paradise used to make great steaks. They were Rs. 40 each when we used to go (ok so I am dated). Coming to think of this in those days there used to be a place on Nesbit Road near Nagpada called Sigdi. THere was a school near by called Christ Church. I am sure V-16 will have been there.
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