28 Friday, January 14, 1977
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THE THOUGHT by
many that Indian foods
are "too hot" is a miscon
ception that deserves
needed clarification.
Our late.st visit to Taj
Mahal restaurant on 12
Mile, east of Greenfield in
Berkley, again bore out
this important fact.
Quite obviously, those
who would make this "too
hot" statement have -
either had a bad experi-
ence at an Indian re-
staurant or only talk from
hearsay.
True, some Indian
foods are made with curry
powder, but even this can
be as mild or as hot as you
desire.
The Taj Mahal menu, one
of the finest selections of
its kind, is starred. only
among its curry dishes as
to which are mild, fairly
hot(4) or hot(3) ... Also in-
cluded among these items
are three hot and sour dis-
hes.
There were four of us to
formulate good opinions
about Taj Mahal, which
retains its potent ranking
as one of our area's finest
Indian restaurants .. .
Scott, Pam, wife- Frieda
and ourselves.
Since. Taj Mahal now
serves beer and wine,
dinner was started by a.
bottle of Pouilly Fuisse
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ZUBOK'S presents...
The Saturday Afternoon
Zip
wine ... and then a most
enjoyable feast followed.
Malegutani soup of
vegetable 'and lemon,
Samosa (ground beef in
much like a large egg
roll), Pakura (deep-fried
vegetables carved into
little pieces and eaten
with sour cream), Prawn
Cocktail, (baby shrimp
topped with what almost
tasted like the Louisiana
sauce we've been search-
ing for), side dish of Chut-
ney (this mango fruit was
the only thing with_a hot
taste on our table) Chic-
ken Bhuna, Shrimp
Patha, Lamb Curry, Beef
Berani, Porata . (un-
leavened bread), Bendi
Bhajai (okra), Papadam
(very thin' crispy wafer-
like bread), Branjal Bhaji
(eggplant), Mixed Veget-
ables Bhaji.
Also four, elegant de-
sserts ... Borfee (home-
made cheese and
coconuts), Gulab Jaman
(mild, sugar and honey),
Mango Malva (mango
fruit topped with ice
cream) and Jelabi (flour
and sauce made from
sugar).
is very true that In-
dian fare is extremely
healthy ... Much natural
food and only fresh veget-
ables are used ... In fact,
many health faddists, veg-
etarians and weight con-
trollers make Taj Mahal a
regular stomping ground
for dining out.
Elias Miah did the
kitchen chores, while his
brother Faruk Miah and
Sazzadur Rahman took
over the serving duties in
extremely courteous
fashion.
Taj Mahal restaurant
has only been open since
June, 1975, but its discov-
ery by many has been a
most satisfying one.
AL
BALOOLEY,
bossman at Topinka's
Country House on W.
Seven Mile Rd. and Tele-
graph, is finally giving in
to the multitude of re-
quests he keeps receiv-
ing.
This month, very soon,
Al will resume his famous
buffet . seven days a
week ... 5-10 ; Monday
through Saturday ... and
12-8 on Sundays.
Over 100 items, with -
about 40 different salads
and eight entrees, plus a
25-foot fresh fruit (he has
the best) table ... will
make up the most sump-
tuous and elaborate buf-
fet table in Michigan.
People may dine from
Al's great buffet or his
always excellent _menu.
A STOPOVER IN Ann
Arbor proved a very
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New Menu
I. CHICKEN BREAST TERIYAKI
STEAK TERIYAKI
Marinated in oyster broth, soy sauce, garlic
and special oriental seasonings, broiled and
served with fresh pea pods, rice.
10 Mile at Southfield Rd. 559-4230
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At 12 Mile, Just
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