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Title: A Man-Date at Sind Punjab – I Live in a Frying Pan · language en-US. First 1,800 of 12,769 characters:
A Man-Date at Sind Punjab – I Live in a Frying Pan Skip to content I Live in a Frying Pan …sizzling up hole-in-the-wall ethnic eats of old Dubai Menu Foodie links About me Search for: Search Search Search for: Search Search Search for: Search Menu Foodie links About me Search for: Search A Man-Date at Sind Punjab Posted on 10 Sep ’1129 Mar ’12 I dragged two of my guy friends out to Sind Punjab in Meena Bazaar earlier this week. One of them is a die-hard Sind Punjab advocate. He dismissed the menu as most restaurant old-timers do. This guy could order blind folded…maybe even gagged — ‘e daee puee’ — and they’d instinctively know he was ordering one plate of his beloved Dahi Puri. I love this omnipresent Indian street snack too. I don’t think I’ve ever tasted a bad plate of dahi puri. I’ve usually wolfed it down with the same vigor wherever I’ve tried it. So don’t ask me if Sind Punjab’s dahi puri is better than dahi puri anywhere else, cause when we’re talking about sloppy plates of deep fried crispy hollow balls shoved with chickpeas and potatoes and ladled over with yogurt, tamarind chutney and spicy somethings, my standards are pretty forgiving to begin with. I also ordered a plate of Mix Chaat, just to hedge against the very likely risk of my friend not being willing to part with anything but a few spoons of his holy plate of dahi puri. The two chaats were quite similar, except that the deep-fried hollows had been replaced with deep-fried discs. Frankly, when all the same fried, boiled and chutney ingredients are all smushed together in your mouth, the tangysweetsavoryspicy result is pretty much the same. And undoubtedly rocking at that. In fact, I’d go so far as to say that chaat is one of those down-to-earth things that can instantly break the ice amongst a group o
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