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  • very different from North Indian curries, which I personally think aren't anywhere near as good.

    +1 to this. Tamarind, curry leaves and coconut plays a big part in making the South Indian curries tasty. Drumsticks are staple for sambar curry; Iv'e seen many shops in Tooting sell them cheap.

    Also I hven't had anything better than Rasa yet in London and I am from south India.

  • +1 to this. Tamarind, curry leaves and coconut plays a big part in making the South Indian curries tasty.

    My favourite food ever, and that which I most like to cook.

    Drumsticks are staple for sambar curry; Iv'e seen many shops in Tooting sell them cheap.

    Oh yes, I love sambar and often get a side order of it (it's normally only served alongside dosas).

    You can also get drumsticks at Lajpur Foods in Cazenove Road, N16.

    Also I haven't had anything better than Rasa yet in London and I am from south India.

    Ha.

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