Here is the menu we were treated to - a normal portion of each easily went round between three of us for lunch with a little to spare so I had a number of grateful colleagues too!
Menu from Dhaba Lane
Kadai Paneer: Peppers, Onions and Paneer in a thick tomato gravy. The fresh peppers add spicy and sweet flavour to the spices.
Dhaba Chicken: Chicken curry as found on Indian highways. This is simplicity at its best, with freshly ground spices.
Paneer, pepper & gobi paratha: Hand rolled stuff flatbread, its like Paneer pizza flavours stuffed in a paratha, without the grease! We use wholemeal flour.
Salad: Fresh mix leaves tossed with yellow split lentils, spinach, minted courgettes and oil free roasted cauliflower & broccoli. Served with home-made dry mango chutney.
The Dhaba chicken curry and stuffed paratha were my favourite dishes and the ones I would go back to order again. They were both nicely spiced - as you'll remember from previous posts I'm a bit of a chilli fiend - and were even better when pimped up with a bit of the super hot chilli sauce that accompanied the dishes.
The salad made a tasty side and, although I'm not a lover of yellow split peas, they went really well with the rest of the dish a made a filling side to share or even a salad in its own right. The paneer curry was delicious but a bit on the mild side for me. My colleague who prefers to steer clear of spicy dishes loved it.
It made a lovely change for lunch and everything was really clean and fresh tasting. Its hard to find healthy options to eat at work and a healthy curry is an even more unusual find so well worth checking out!
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