@gaelicscots The only way you can say that French food is better than Indian food is if you don't have much tolerance for spice. While I like French food, the complexity of flavors it has doesn't come close to Indian food. I know no other style of cooking that uses so many ingredients. Indian food definitely has the broadest range of tastes of any ethnic cuisine.
@gaelicscots yeah I agree..the Indian is much fresher and more suited to here in Queensland,Australia.Fresh light and suited to the climate.The stogy french food is just NOT right !
just what I needed for tonights dinner party. Thanks Shaan!!
teapartyjames 11 months ago
shaans gone international?? :O cilantro bahaha ;P mubarak ji!!
p4kiprincess 1 year ago
is this a guy a muslim?
nadia29551 1 year ago
I am going to make that tomorrow. :)
scottishnationalist 2 years ago
Awesome demonstration... I can hardly wait to try this... so many ingredients can be daunting but seems to be worth it!
wwwalker2001 2 years ago
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Indiancheff007 2 years ago
I'm inspired chef! What is the pan you used made of?
noudidnt44 3 years ago
@noudidnt44 Get a good Iron pan and look after it and the grand kids will thank you for it in the years to come!
tyrone26e 10 months ago
nice
davidinfo13 3 years ago
Shaan , u r amasing man , i like so much your
dishes , i want to see more from u rice dishes and pasta in indian dishes , u so simple and easy man ,need your e-mail , thanks
indianajones2222 3 years ago
I love indian food and eat it all the time, however it is no where near as good as french food.
gaelicscots 3 years ago
ha ha you just haven't eaten the real stuff.
Indian food is the best in the world - I would say that ha ha but it is the UK's fave food!!!!!!!
IndianChefShaan 3 years ago 2
Indiancheshaan, do a recipe for chicken madras ;)
gaelicscots 3 years ago
Well said Shaan ...its the food fit for the Gods !
itellsri 2 years ago
French food sucks!!
sriwathr 3 years ago
@gaelicscots The only way you can say that French food is better than Indian food is if you don't have much tolerance for spice. While I like French food, the complexity of flavors it has doesn't come close to Indian food. I know no other style of cooking that uses so many ingredients. Indian food definitely has the broadest range of tastes of any ethnic cuisine.
alphacause 1 year ago
@alphacause My tolerance for spicy food is fine, India cooking simply does not match french cooking
gaelicscots 1 year ago
@gaelicscots yeah I agree..the Indian is much fresher and more suited to here in Queensland,Australia.Fresh light and suited to the climate.The stogy french food is just NOT right !
tyrone26e 10 months ago
Tell you what dude, this looks fantastic, I can't wait to try it.
Had a bash at your jalfrezi recipe last week and the Mrs loved it as I did.
Keep up the good work m8y ;-))
chille280 3 years ago
you're a nutter! big respect!!!!
keep it up dude
IndianChefShaan 3 years ago
What an awesome dish.
What kind of chillis do you use and do you include the seeds? Keep it up mate, it's addictive. If I had my way I'd curry everything.
jeffnvon 3 years ago
green chillie - either Indian or African - Kenyan.
NEVER DE-SEED THE CHILLI - I'd like to smash my frying pan on these tv chefs who de-seed AAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRGGGGGGHHHHHHHHHHH
IndianChefShaan 3 years ago 2
you made me go and get mussels ...Beautiful Presentation. well done mate
ssueur 3 years ago
cheers for that
IndianChefShaan 3 years ago
brilliant
vonluden38 3 years ago 2
I'm glad you enjoyed it, there's another ten to say brilliant too ha ha ;-)
Cheers
Chef Shaan
IndianChefShaan 3 years ago
Stop making a cunt of yourself on here, did your mum tell you you are special cos you ride on the short bus. Twat.
shazbutty 3 years ago