Re: [CH] Off to England
Eruna Schultheiss (eruna@taom.com)
Mon, 8 Apr 2002 21:01:44 -0600
Lucky you,
Harrogate has some of the best Indian food in the world!
I have to admit, when looking for a culinary treat, England isn't
exactly the first place coming to mind. However, there are some great
highlights concerning food. One of them are of course all the
international restaurants in London. The other one are Indian
restaurants in Harrogate. For several years we went to Cheltnam for a
week at the time. I enjoyed the Indian food there much more than here in
the US. My husband was always saying: wait until we get to Harrogate. So
on one of those trips we made it for a long weekend to Harrogate, just
to have that famous Indian food. We started at the Harrogate Tandoori. I
fell so much in love with it that we went back again and again (it
didn't hurt that they also made an incredible tasty chai). Anyway,
according to Mark, who has been to Harrogate many more times than I,
just go to the town center. There are between 10 and 12 good to
excellent Indian restaurants. And of course don't miss the Harrogate
Tandoori.
Please give us a report back of what's new and how you like it. Enjoy
Harrogate to it's fullest!
Warmest regards,
Eruna
On Monday, April 8, 2002, at 06:14 , mudpuppy wrote:
> Well I am off to Jolly old England for a few weeks. I will miss my Jeep
> but
> at least I am bringing a lot of chiles and hot sauce with me. I have 5
> bottles of hab hot sauce and 2 bottles of dried habs. I hope that will
> last
> me two weeks. The last time I was in England was 30 years ago and I was
> not
> a chile head then but from what I remember the English were not know for
> there fiery dishes. I am going to Harrogate which is near Leeds. Anyone
> know
> of any good spicy places to eat over there? The first thing I want is
> fish
> and chips wrapped up in news papers but after that I want hot!!!
>
> If any one wants to get a hold of me they can get me at my yahoo
> address.
> mastersr@yahoo.com
>
> Talk to all in a few weeks