This made me happy

[starlite_gone]

I ended up at my favorite Indian restaurant today by accident (initially I wanted fries but construction routed me by the Indian place and I thought OHH SAMOSAS *_*). I had only a $20 with me so I walked in and they knew me on sight, already saying, "Take out?" I ordered my usual (alu gobi, medium; and vegetable samosas) and then he said, "And naan

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[bibliophile41]

What a nice moment! :)

Those doughnuts in sugary sauce were probably gulab jamun. If you heat up the gulab jamun a bit, they are just divine. Some people like to eat them with vanilla ice-cream but that's a bit too much for me personally.

[starlite_gone]

*__* ohhhhhh thank you! That's really good to know the name! Now I know what to order next time. OH, heating it up! That didn't even occur to me! And with vanilla ice cream yummmmmm

Do you heat it up in that liquid it came in or should it be removed from the liquid prior to heating?

[bibliophile41]

NP! :)
You should heat it up with the liquid. A few seconds in the microwave will do.

And just curious, but how much does one samosa cost in the area where you live?

[starlite_gone]

It's $4 for two massive samosas completely filled to the brim with tastiness. They fill completely one of those small styrofoam takeout shells.

But if I buy frozen samosas from the grocery store I think it's maybe around that price or up to $6 or $7 (I guess I don't really know)--those are usually smaller samosas and there's probably 4-6 in the package.

How much does it cost near you?

(Sorry I took forever to reply -_-)

[bibliophile41]

Wow, that sounds massive. I don't think I've seen any that large before...Well those weird ones in uni were pretty big, but they didn't really taste or look like samosas to begin with.

Where I live they're pretty cheap. Three medium-ish ones for $1. Two samosas with a bit of chickpea curry/dahi/chutney makes for a quick meal!