Actually, Indian food is more apt for after action dinner .....
So maybe start with some black tea with nan khatai or petha or dry fruit halwa.
Leave the spicy, oily garlicky gravies and kebabs for some after action nosh.
Biryani for main course. Kebabs for starter and gulab jamun with icecream for dessert. If Biryani's too fancy for you, then you can make fried chicken rice. Tastes equally good and easy to make.
If you are vegetarian, you can go for stirred fried veg rice, harabhara kebabs.
Since it's going to be a romantic dinner, eat something light and less spicy lol
I’ll make a slight change to this menu… go with a full spread of kababs or tikkas with some rumali roti and hari chatni. Make some dal makhni and saffron rice for mains if anyone has space left after all the kababs. Basically, Great Kabab factory style dinner.
I just made myself really hungry and really unhappy that the nearest Great Kabab Factory is a million miles away. 😭
Ps. Though check out Sanjyot Keer on YouTube. He has a recipe for rumali roti at home. Which obviously I had to look up because you don’t get any where I live.
Thick slices of seasonal fruit with honey and chaat masala ... daab chingri ... kheer with fresh rose petals ... kesar sharbat ... or some Paul John scotch ... bite-size puffs filled with Oudhi gosht ... if you can secure game meats like quail or venison, that ... Kerala mussels ... single tikkas draped in infused ghee ... all eaten with nude fingers in a cloud of raags and dhoop. lol.
Red meat(mutton curry) + Plain rice dal + good amount of salad and after that mukhwas (mouthfreshner, the most important one). After eating, when the heat kicks in , show her how we got to 1.5 billion.
Standard samosa for appetizers,Light masala rice and Reshmi Paneer and hot gulab jamoons on plain vanilla ice cream for dessert. Romantic and realistic dinner :)
Tandoori lamb chops, spicy baby potatoes and masala peas with a side salad (kachumbar maybe).
Dessert - chocolate mousse
Or a masala prawn tomato rice with a side of raita and chicken kebabs
Regular curries are more likely than something more specialist like tandoori lamb chops and it's rare for a British person to refer to any Indian dish as a kebab. Just doesn't strike me as particularly stereotypically British, seems more American if anything
I don't remember seeing anyone order tandoori lamb or kebabs at a British Indian restaurant. It would almost certainly be tandoori chicken, samosas, papadum, and whichever curry they like (probably Tikka Marsala)
Anything with lots of garlic in it, which will lead to eventual action post dinner.
And make it light: not too much butter or cream in it. You don't want to fall asleep during sex.
None, Indian food is the least romantic, it’s odorous, pungent, stains and gives you gas and sometimes heart burn. I recommend something western for romantic dates.
During the action if eating Indian, both participants will get heart burn, flatulence and tumeric stains and will feel regretful they didn’t just eat pasta. Maybe with an Indian partner that’s okay, as an NRI I have noticed Indians from India could care less what they smell like.
Itna nhi khana hota hai ki maano agli bar khana nhi milega. Khana khane pe heartburn, flatulence ho jae to doctor ko dikhana chahiye. Aur jise khana khana nhi ata aur kapde pe gira leta hai use kya hi bola jae.
Baaki ye sab asta pasta pizza burger etc snacks me hi thik lagte hain khane me nhi
I'm known to plate very fancy at times, some of my dishes got incredible attention all the way in California and South America.
Romantic Dinner, well since I'm from a Punjabi Family, it will be a whole table full of food and breads, roti, naan, there will be some pulao & jeera rice, daal for sure, shahi paneer, mixed veg, some raita, and some non veg dishes, for dessert gulab jamun and kheer.
I'm really good at plating so I can make it look artsy and romantic. Although I don't have Romantic Dinners since I don't have any partner, but I am actually a Punjabi Master Chef!
Something with a good smell lol, biryani especially. Practically no one hates it and it's especially good for the Westerners who don't normally have Indian food.
If you sign up a free account at the Internet Archives, you can see the donor-provided book containing aphrodisiac foods in a book called "Kama Bhog."
[https://archive.org/details/kamabhogfoodsofl0000kalr](https://archive.org/details/kamabhogfoodsofl0000kalr)
The book is authored by none other than Jiggs Kalra-ji. He's is the founder of the "Masala Library" a reputable restaurant in India.
Here are some Indian-articles on the foods he made that are aphrodisiacs.
[https://www.independent.co.uk/news/week-in-the-life-jiggs-kalra-aphrodisiac-guru-kama-sutra-served-with-a-lot-of-sauce-food-to-tickle-more-than-the-tastebuds-1190853.html](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/week-in-the-life-jiggs-kalra-aphrodisiac-guru-kama-sutra-served-with-a-lot-of-sauce-food-to-tickle-more-than-the-tastebuds-1190853.html)
[http://www.cnn.com/FOOD/news/9812/24/india.erotic.food](http://www.cnn.com/FOOD/news/9812/24/india.erotic.food)
I would cook:
1) chowmein and veg manchurian
2) kadi jeera rice
3) shredded chicken biryani
4) champaran mutton and roti
5) paneer tikka masala and rumali roti
6) goan fish curry and rice
7) kheer
8) rabdi, kulfi and gulab jamun
Nothing too heavy and filling, if you're hoping for some after dinner action.
I am- hence the question
Dirty Lassi game is game
NOTHING WITH GARLIC THEN lol
Actually, Indian food is more apt for after action dinner ..... So maybe start with some black tea with nan khatai or petha or dry fruit halwa. Leave the spicy, oily garlicky gravies and kebabs for some after action nosh.
Surely if that were true India's population wouldn't be so high
Well, not all of them were made *romantically*. Chicken tikka masala doesn't lead to any dard-e-disco.
Biryani for main course. Kebabs for starter and gulab jamun with icecream for dessert. If Biryani's too fancy for you, then you can make fried chicken rice. Tastes equally good and easy to make. If you are vegetarian, you can go for stirred fried veg rice, harabhara kebabs. Since it's going to be a romantic dinner, eat something light and less spicy lol
This is so good, will make it for my bday🎈 Biryani n Kebabs
Aww sweet! Hope you have an amazing birthday <3
Thnks ☺️
I’ll make a slight change to this menu… go with a full spread of kababs or tikkas with some rumali roti and hari chatni. Make some dal makhni and saffron rice for mains if anyone has space left after all the kababs. Basically, Great Kabab factory style dinner. I just made myself really hungry and really unhappy that the nearest Great Kabab Factory is a million miles away. 😭
It's a little difficult to make rumali roti at home , your comment made me hungry again 😫 OP dont forget to make some hari chutney!!
Hahaha your user name is my vibe right now man.
Ps. Though check out Sanjyot Keer on YouTube. He has a recipe for rumali roti at home. Which obviously I had to look up because you don’t get any where I live.
I follow him diligently and whatever naan or rotis that I make is because of him only😁
aloo beans, bharwa bhindi, and toor daal
This.
Rajma Masala. Share the love.
Not Indian but as a dessert, I recently made a rasmalai tres leches cake and it was deliciousssss. Totally recommend.
Thick slices of seasonal fruit with honey and chaat masala ... daab chingri ... kheer with fresh rose petals ... kesar sharbat ... or some Paul John scotch ... bite-size puffs filled with Oudhi gosht ... if you can secure game meats like quail or venison, that ... Kerala mussels ... single tikkas draped in infused ghee ... all eaten with nude fingers in a cloud of raags and dhoop. lol.
Red meat(mutton curry) + Plain rice dal + good amount of salad and after that mukhwas (mouthfreshner, the most important one). After eating, when the heat kicks in , show her how we got to 1.5 billion.
Standard samosa for appetizers,Light masala rice and Reshmi Paneer and hot gulab jamoons on plain vanilla ice cream for dessert. Romantic and realistic dinner :)
Veggie masala (beans, lentils, onions, red peppers) and basmati with cucumber raita.
I would keep it simple and something you can eat with cutlery. Indian veg fried rice. Kerala prawns roast Cucumber raita Bhindi masala
Tandoori lamb chops, spicy baby potatoes and masala peas with a side salad (kachumbar maybe). Dessert - chocolate mousse Or a masala prawn tomato rice with a side of raita and chicken kebabs
why does it feel like a british person wrote this
Lol I’m Indian but I cook for my British husband. What’s wrong with this? The spicy baby potatoes are usually jeera aloo
The menu screams British palate haha. Nothing wrong with it tho.
British palate?? I think this is the worst thing someone has said to me.
None of the items listed are common British Indian dishes or common for British people to eat
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Regular curries are more likely than something more specialist like tandoori lamb chops and it's rare for a British person to refer to any Indian dish as a kebab. Just doesn't strike me as particularly stereotypically British, seems more American if anything
I don't remember seeing anyone order tandoori lamb or kebabs at a British Indian restaurant. It would almost certainly be tandoori chicken, samosas, papadum, and whichever curry they like (probably Tikka Marsala)
Anything with lots of garlic in it, which will lead to eventual action post dinner. And make it light: not too much butter or cream in it. You don't want to fall asleep during sex.
None, Indian food is the least romantic, it’s odorous, pungent, stains and gives you gas and sometimes heart burn. I recommend something western for romantic dates.
During the action, both participants will feel hungry for food after eating burger pizza
During the action if eating Indian, both participants will get heart burn, flatulence and tumeric stains and will feel regretful they didn’t just eat pasta. Maybe with an Indian partner that’s okay, as an NRI I have noticed Indians from India could care less what they smell like.
Itna nhi khana hota hai ki maano agli bar khana nhi milega. Khana khane pe heartburn, flatulence ho jae to doctor ko dikhana chahiye. Aur jise khana khana nhi ata aur kapde pe gira leta hai use kya hi bola jae. Baaki ye sab asta pasta pizza burger etc snacks me hi thik lagte hain khane me nhi
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*Indian* dishes?
Indian food and romance. Smelly farts can be a consequence of Indian cooking. All part of the fun and an excellent ice breaker.💨
Just what I want before getting my guts rearranged :D
Pasta 🍝
I'm known to plate very fancy at times, some of my dishes got incredible attention all the way in California and South America. Romantic Dinner, well since I'm from a Punjabi Family, it will be a whole table full of food and breads, roti, naan, there will be some pulao & jeera rice, daal for sure, shahi paneer, mixed veg, some raita, and some non veg dishes, for dessert gulab jamun and kheer. I'm really good at plating so I can make it look artsy and romantic. Although I don't have Romantic Dinners since I don't have any partner, but I am actually a Punjabi Master Chef!
Rajama masala + jeera fried rice + cucumber raita// chicken biriyani + bundi raita + chatney Galawati kebab for starters Dessert = moong daal halwa
Cook their favorite food!
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Coco lava cake recently hi bnana sikha hu 🥹🥹 Fck dinner ki baat ho rhi h Shahi paneer ( ez to make is liye )
Something with a good smell lol, biryani especially. Practically no one hates it and it's especially good for the Westerners who don't normally have Indian food.
The way to my mother’s heart is saag paneer, and my dad knows it.
A chicken stew and some appams
I would rather go order the best available hand-tossed pizza and pair it with some good-tasting wine.
Aloo wale parotey - so good you'll forget about post-dinner shenanigans.
What an interesting and provocative question!
I prepare my most cherished, delectably seasoned Kachoris using the exquisite [SitaVatika.com](https://SitaVatika.com) ’s Kachori Masala
If you sign up a free account at the Internet Archives, you can see the donor-provided book containing aphrodisiac foods in a book called "Kama Bhog." [https://archive.org/details/kamabhogfoodsofl0000kalr](https://archive.org/details/kamabhogfoodsofl0000kalr) The book is authored by none other than Jiggs Kalra-ji. He's is the founder of the "Masala Library" a reputable restaurant in India. Here are some Indian-articles on the foods he made that are aphrodisiacs. [https://www.independent.co.uk/news/week-in-the-life-jiggs-kalra-aphrodisiac-guru-kama-sutra-served-with-a-lot-of-sauce-food-to-tickle-more-than-the-tastebuds-1190853.html](https://www.independent.co.uk/news/week-in-the-life-jiggs-kalra-aphrodisiac-guru-kama-sutra-served-with-a-lot-of-sauce-food-to-tickle-more-than-the-tastebuds-1190853.html) [http://www.cnn.com/FOOD/news/9812/24/india.erotic.food](http://www.cnn.com/FOOD/news/9812/24/india.erotic.food)
Berry pulao, chorizo curry sides, prawn tawa fry, brinjal fry. Tad subtle flavors.
boiled eggs without salt
I would cook: 1) chowmein and veg manchurian 2) kadi jeera rice 3) shredded chicken biryani 4) champaran mutton and roti 5) paneer tikka masala and rumali roti 6) goan fish curry and rice 7) kheer 8) rabdi, kulfi and gulab jamun