Warning - This is what I believe, a liberal interpretation of what is permissible in a Hindu diet, one could call it a Hindu non-vegetarian meal. Many Hindus do not eat meat or fish of any kind. It appears that CX's definition for this meal is that beef or pork won't be used but that fish/chicken will be. Folks who are strictly vegetarian or want such an Indian meal should go for the Asian/Hindu vegetarian meal (code AVML) instead.
Dinner
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Was more than edible. Main dish of Fish Jalfrezi, fish was dry (nothing new here), but curry more than serviceable. Airline rice in the middle and on other side, a sort of curried/spiced potato. Soft and pretty flavorful. Standard dinner roll and butter, ditto fruit. Dessert was some kind of Kesari - like thing (a sort of sweet cream of wheat with clarified butter, plenty of sugar and food coloring) pretty tasty, but like most other Indian desserts, a heart attack inducer.
Dinner
Now down to business...Best airline special meal ordered to date that's been reviewed here. Pause
Was more than edible. Main dish of Fish Jalfrezi, fish was dry (nothing new here), but curry more than serviceable. Airline rice in the middle and on other side, a sort of curried/spiced potato. Soft and pretty flavorful. Standard dinner roll and butter, ditto fruit. Dessert was some kind of Kesari - like thing (a sort of sweet cream of wheat with clarified butter, plenty of sugar and food coloring) pretty tasty, but like most other Indian desserts, a heart attack inducer.
Date of travel: November 2013
Flight: CX 636 - SIN (Singapore) - HKG (Hong Kong)
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