Cuisine & Culture the Chinese Family Way
Indian food is rich with interesting ingredients and cultural influences. It’s also fascinating to learn more about its history. Many in the UK crave it when they don’t feel like cooking.
According to ChefOnline, many people feel it “is likely to crave a hefty Indian dinner after a long day when cooking dinner sounds worse than serving time in prison.” Below are some top facts many don’t know about the best Indian takeaway they love.
While there’s still some debate about it, dinner is still considered as one of the 3 most important meals of the day. By eating nutritious food after a long day full of activities you are giving your body a chance to maintain its balance, improve digestion and get a good night’s sleep.
However, preparing the ultimate dinner often poses a real challenge for many families. While some opt for lighter meals such as Caprese pasta salad, others look for something more eloquent like Wagyu beef.
We always love to hosting games nights and it was at least a year ago since we last spent quality time with our dear friends! Some of you might know that we went into rented accommodation then moved to our new home about five months ago. We are pretty much settled in now and getting into a nice, regular routine. This is the start of week 5 and Mr K is getting into his secondary school routine and Ms C is preparing for her SATS. It was a tough two years since we decided to pack up and move to a different county for better schools.
Chinese food has often been a staple of fantastic takeaway and brilliant restaurant dining throughout the UK. While this wasn’t always the case we have now embraced Chinese food as part of our own and it is one of the most popular meal choices around. With that being said, here is where you can get the very best Chinese food in the UK.
Weekend is always my day off from cooking and if we are not going out for dinner, it would be takeaway. Recently, Anna from intheplayroom introduce me to this new website called takeaway.com. You can read her review about her Afghanistan takeaway.
Last weekend, some of you might have seen that I hosted a Bloggers Night In at my place. So what should we have for dinner? I had thought for a long time, do I cook my usual Chinese food or should I just relax and get takeaway. There are a number of choices from Chinese, Indian, Thai, Kebabs etc. Pizza is always a universally popular food choice and Domino’s kindly offered their services to sponsor our night in!
Have you ever struggled to find your local takeaway menu in your house? We do in our house. They are often misplaced or they get recycled or we simply have too many of one type that you can’t see the wood for the trees. Another frustration we have is that small local businesses tend not don’t have their own websites or they never update it so we’re unable to check online either. Last week, I had to send my husband to drive 3 miles to get a takeaway (we lost the menu for this particular favourite of ours) and he had to phone me from there to tell me what they have as this local takeaway has no website.
