I hear that they’re opening up yet another kosher vegetarian Indian restaurant, and here are some of the items on the menu:
- Mekimi Mei’afar Dal - lentils so fresh it’s as if they were just picked out of the dirt
- Chana Masala - this chickpea dish is served with neither wine nor liquor, but it will have you pouring out your soul
- Muttar Paneer - spicy green peas with cubes of cheese
- Asur Paneer - spicy green peas with cubes of cheese, bacon, and shrimp
- Chanina ben Dosa - a savory crepe with healing powers
- Dosa ben Harkinas - a savory crepe best enjoyed at brunch, after sleeping through the morning
- Chamushim Aloo - potatoes for five
For those who aren’t into Indian cuisine, they’re also offering some other vegetarian options:
- Tered Pela’im - wonder spinach!
- Eit Asher Tofu Eifu - baked bean curd
- Tofu Vavohu - bean curd with a little of everything thrown in
משנכנס אדר מרבין בשמחה
i am glad i am not the only one who thinks of that delicious, golden crispy south asian crepe when he reads of that magical rabbinic wonder worker.
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ReplyDeleteThis is too funny. My friend ravaj lists you on her blogroll, so I jumped over to take a look -- perhaps because "Mah rabu ma'asecha H'" is one of my favorite lines of the whole liturgy. What a treat (culinary and otherwise!)
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