Food Review – Bloomington IN 07/08/09
First an apology; I'm suffering from computer problems at the moment so I'm having to write reviews in a laborious way. For all of you thinking I had died from food poisoning, sorry to scare you. My mum brought me up to have a tough stomach. I know there's a back log so I'll try to get up to date as quick as possible.
Certain types of food are fairly common in countries, so it's always interesting to find something new. In Bloomington some of us saw a restaurant that sounded good. The menu comprised dishes similar to curries and kebabs. We ordered our food before we even asked what type of food it was. I'll leave it until the end to tell you what country the food originated from.
Due to our food taking a while they gave us a complimentory starter. It was such a simple but a brilliant starter. We were each given a plate of sliced carrots that had been lightly fried inbolive oil with garlic & herbs. The carrots were very flavoursome, softer than how I would normally have carrots but with the garlic & herbs it created a simple but perfect starter. For my main I had North Atlantic Cod in a spicy creamy sauce. The cod was lightly spiced, & was so soft and flakey that it just melted in my mouth. The sauce had a sligt sweet taste so I presumed it had yoghurt as an ingredient. It left a slight tingle on your tongue, & this with the flufflness of the fish worked perfectly together. It came with some spinach which tasted like it had been steamed & then lightly fried in butter. It came with rice, a perfect amount for someone not playing a show but slightly too much for me. As you are aware I don't like being bloated on stage.
This was, & has been probably one of the best meals on the tour so far. And the name of the place; Samira's, a restaurant specialising in Afghan cuisine. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.
August 15th, 2009 in
CHAFF
This was, & has been probably one of the best meals on the tour so
far. And the name of the place; Samira's, a restaurant specialising in
Afghan cuisine. Definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.
you make Afghan cuisine sound tastey. I want some.
Guh sounds/looks delicious.
in these reviews, i’m always interested in what Gareth is eating. Unless it’s Gareth posting this and he’s not a vegan anymore.
oh man
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