Subway India is no exception and, in additional to the typical Subway bread and veggies, has quite a few localized meat and vegetarian options to go with said bread and veggies. Options like the Chicken Tikka sub which features grilled boneless chicken breast pieces marinated in tikka seasonings.
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They also have Chicken Seekh Chicken which is coarsely ground chicken laced with a hint of mint leaves and green chilies.
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And then there's the Chicken Achari which from what I've been able to piece together is a spicy chicken dish made with traditional ingredients for pickles. The dish itself is not pickled however, it just uses pickle ingredients.
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There's also Paneer Tikka for the cheese-loving set which features cottage cheese slices marinated with tikka seasonings and roasted to a light crispness.
Finally, there's Aloo Patties which are potato patties seasoned with special herbs and spices.
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At the risk of possibly being lynched I might consider asking for the "Sacred Cow Delight" if such could be hand-crafted.
ReplyDeleteThe achari has pickle but not in the US sense - in the UK/commonwealth countries like India, a pickle is like a relish. What you'd call a pickle we'd call a gherkin.
ReplyDeleteAh. I got ya. Thanks for the clarification.
ReplyDeleteSome of these look absolutely divine!
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