Chicken ruby and cheese naan at Dishoom Carnaby followed by delicious takeaway sticky toffee pudding from Mother Mash

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Ice cold pizza because moron delivery guy left it on my porch for an hour with no notification. I heated it in the toaster oven.
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Nice looking pie. Wall to wall as it should be. Less bones. Fortunately, I've never had a pizza guy do that, but I have had the pizza slammed/wadded into half the box more than once. Like it was carried vertically or racer-X in the car.

I think what you experienced would be way worse.
I tried a new place that just opened and it was very good. Sourdough crust. Yes, good coverage.

Dinner last night with a friend at KC Craft Ramen in Overland Park, KS.

We started with the 'KC Pepper Chicken' and then I had the KC Red Ramen (Pork Shoulder Loin Chashu 2pcs, Bean Sprouts.
Black Mushrooms, Seasoned Egg, Shredded Green Onions, Corn Seasoned Bamboo Shoots, KC Spicy Oil)

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Pepperoni pizza from Detroit Pizza London

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spaghetti & meatballs
rao’s spaghetti
rao’s marinara
Trader Joe’s beef meatballs
Whole Foods chili flakes

cereal (I was so high)

I’ve heard and read the Dishoom love. One local guy mentioned a local place that he equated with Dishoom. That said, I already have one Indian place that I love extremely much that’s in my own city. It’s a challenge for me to try new places when I already love one restaurant that has said cuisine.
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I have tried several Indian restaurants in London over the past few years, and none have been as good as Dishoom. The problem is that it’s expensive even by London standards (chicken ruby and the cheese naan was £27) and the serving sizes aren’t huge.

I can definitely believe that Dishoom is superior. Stick with the best - better to pay more for the best than to pay even a cent at less great spots; that’s when you get the non-Indian.

Have you had Indian pizza? I get it often with friends in the sf Bay Area.

Monday's are my Sunday (I work Tuesday-Friday right now) and decided to make this recipe while meal prepping for the week. Definitely could've used a lot more spice, though I fixed the dish by adding a nice serving of Penzey's "Very Hot" crushed red pepper which offers 40K scoville heat units.

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nice - arroz con pollo is so great!

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Salad
Roasted baby carrots
Grilled maple glazed salmon with dill sauce
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I haven’t cooked in 2 weeks but things are getting back to normal. It will be one or the other along with salad and roasted butternut squash.

Unfortunately, I haven’t!

Odd carbonara pizza with spaghetti on top at Pizza Pilgrims Kingly - the crust was good but there was not enough topping coverage

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pepper & calabrese salami Sammy
boba

Indian pizza is lovely and usually in many vegetarian options. I think that people who enjoy pizza would enjoy Indian pizza.


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