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In the spirit of experimentational research, and in the interests of expanding the boundaries of culinary knowledge, I once decided to see what a mixture of all the possible dairy/egg-based byproducts (that I could lay my hands on) would taste like.
To this end, I prepared - and ate - a sandwich with a filling of butter, soft-cheese spread, thick cream (proper malai), mayonnaise, and condensed milk*.
It was....interesting.
* Condensed milk on toast....mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
25.7.08
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u didnt have to do that.....there is a tomorrow after all!! ;-p
Jokes apart...some weird combinations do taste nice i guess......a friend of mine in college...he used to dip fish fingers in tea n have them......to our awe n dismay!!!!!
PS-i LOVE puri with condensed milk!! sssllluuurrrppppp :o)
Spark:
Oh, weird combinations are a must if someone likes food. Hmm...maybe I should ask people to share theirs.
Either way, your friend's combination is quite unique, to say the least. Did it taste any good?
Nonono, if that isnt the weirdest food combination you've eaten, please let's hear more from you... never mind us!
I dont do weird food. Everything I eat is perfectly logical to me :)
My cousin likes to have his food fast, so he mixes everything on his plate into one big mess and gobbles it down. even if it's curd rice and biryani :P
he is still alive...so m guessing that the combination wasnt toxic! ;-p
btw have u ever tried pickle on toast with bhujiya......? :o)
mushroom, corn and blueberry spread on toast
I used the same knife between a mushroom, mashed potato and white sauce crepe, and one with castor sugar and molasses. Alternating between the two crepes, without wiping the knife. Needless to say, it was disgusting.
Grilled cheese sandwich with Maggi tomato pudina sauce is all I can think of. I guess that is weird enough for me :)
how bout ketchup and rice mashed together
yukkkkk
Malai + sugar + (very little)coffee powder sandwich.
For other goodness, sammich.com
all:
Muy interesting combinations. Thankee for sharing.
Lekhni:
I must admit that's not very weird (for me). But then, you seem sensible. Just like Shyam.
the saint:
Turn that into a pie-filling, and you'd have a Michelin star.
DD:
Umm...but you do get raita with biryani anyways no?
anki:
Ketchup-with-rice is yum!
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Heh...nice nick. Welcome. Now that is an interesting twist.
spark:
Never tried that, but I might. Someday.
errr yes... but curd-rice and biryani? Still doesn't seem normal...
Ketchup with rice? Umm..I could never have thought of that :)
green apple with tabasco. won me ten bucks, and quite a discovery to boot. also red wine with a drop of pudin hara, to ring in new year 1998.
apparently rice with jam is a popular dessert in poland.
DD:
Ahh, my mistake - I missed the 'rice' bit in curd-rice. Yes, that is a bit off. And funnily enough, my weirdest combination also has to do with curd-rice.
lekhni:
You know what's really yum? Rice with mince-meat (or alternative meat-free mince) and ketchup. Ohhhh yes!
TR:
I have a feeling that green apple and tabasco would be an awesome cocktail flavour!
you're right. this was before i'd discovered white spirits.
Try Curd + Tomoto ketchup + sugar! either you would love it or block me from commenting on your further posts, neverthless worth a try!
Dear ??!,
My favourite (odd, by others' accounts) food combination is:
paratha (aloo or gobi or pyaaz)
some malai
some Kissan Mixed Fruit Jam (only Kissan will do)
Thanks,
Regards,
Puppy Manohar
Puppy:
I don't know about the paratha, but malai-and-jam is an old favourite. Also, malai-jam-&-banana. Or malai-and-banana. Very fattening, apparently. Not that I would know.
rice and chapati?
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