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From: dxp@pyuxhh.UUCP (D Peak)
Newsgroups: net.misc
Subject: Re: How hot is HOT?
Message-ID: <683@pyuxhh.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 16-Jul-84 10:57:16 EDT
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Posted: Mon Jul 16 10:57:16 1984
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-->I observed that Indian food comes in 3 flavors almost bland, mildly spicy and
-->killer (for the net.games.frp types 20d6, 2 attacks), and that the increment
-->between 'medium' and 'hot' is indeed a big one. I'll probably be sorry 
-->tomorrow morning but it sure is worth it.

-->Stephen C. Woods (VA Wadsworth Med Ctr./UCLA Dept. of Neurology)

Unfortunately this can happen if you visit a given restuarant infrequently
or visit different restuarants expecting the chefs to prepare a dish with
the the same amount of spices.All I can suggest is that if you really love
Indian food is to work hard at finding one(or two ) restuarants that will
cater to your taste buds.I almost invariably eat Indian food on Sunday
evening in the town where I live and can almost always guarantee getting
the dish to be just about right.Live Indian music is a bonus that I enjoy 
here on a Sunday evening.


-- 
   
     Dave Peak (pyuxhh!dxp)

     " Don't forget, Lady Godiva put everything SHE had on a horse ! "
     - W.C. Fields