This is what brings me to Fair Price Supermarket most often. I don’t have a tandoor oven, but I’ve found that a couple tablespoonfuls of Rajah spices and some sour cream make a pretty tasty sauce that I can use with cooked chicken or beef over brown rice.
Hope you’ll stop by tomorrow. I’m cooking up something special.
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Marie, is this a formal invitation? You know Indian food is weakness for many people. I throw the diet away.
You’re going to cook for us? What time is dinner? Or is it lunch?
Hmm. A nice idea for a tasty dish.
Wow that sounds so yummy! Now I need to go see if we have an international supermarket here in Albuquerque!
Rudy, I love Indian food, too. Good thing you’re throwing the diet away, considering today’s post! 🙂
Natalie, dinner is whenever you get here, dolling!
Luggi & Helen, it really is tasty and very easy. I have no talent when it comes to cooking, but with Rajah spices, I don’t need any!