Glastonbury food with pictures

[Stokesy10]

2 hours ago, The Nal said:

Delicious yeah. And they're back this year with 2 stalls this time.

http://www.dosadeli.co.uk/event/big-one-glastonbury/

That's been added to my food list. It's more comprehensive than my band list at the moment! Mass smoke, explore and food day on the Thursday for me!

[CaledonianGonzo]

I'm not even sure what's in that bowl.

[Untz]

3 minutes ago, CaledonianGonzo said:

I'm not even sure what's in that bowl.

I'm going with red onion, coriander dressing and Stuff.

I'd eat it.

[CaledonianGonzo]

I'd eat it too, but then I'm that obsessed with Indian food that it'd need to be monkey meat or something for me to hard pass.

[CaledonianGonzo]

Wherever possible I try to avoid dining on primates.

Monkey brain pakora sometimes turns up on the menu in India, but I tend to steer clear so as not to come down with a dose of Creutzfeldt–Jakob disease.

 

[sloseph]

6 hours ago, The Nal said:

Delicious yeah. And they're back this year with 2 stalls this time.

http://www.dosadeli.co.uk/event/big-one-glastonbury/

That has excited me in ways I didn't know possible 

I remember my first Glastonbury I was exited to try a growler, little did I know this was the true meaning of the festivals food 

[gmb1992]

Just taken a nose at their website - Dosa is a must this year! 

Looks amazing!! 

[Madyaker]

Yeah they are going on my list.

Edit: its veggie food only? Hmmm... I suppose I still check them out.

Edited April 24, 2017 by Madyaker

[sloseph]

9 hours ago, Madyaker said:

Yeah they are going on my list.

Edit: its veggie food only? Hmmm... I suppose I still check them out.

Yeah it's fully veggie but I say this as a big meat eater, at no point during the meal did I think it was missing meat 

It was filling as hell too 

[Divein]

I think Dosa is top of my must eats this year. We spend a bit of time around WG on Thursdays before heading to the park so this could be a goer.

 

Hopefully it is better than last year must eat which was the halloumi cone. What a waste 

[guypjfreak]

Is there any where on site that sells snails...??? 

[5co77ie]

8 minutes ago, guypjfreak said:

Is there any where on site that sells snails...??? 

usually up by permaculture, or the old bus, you can get 'snail fricasse'

[evilduck]

Masala Dosa last year at WG was excellent. The bhajis were huge!

[Rubber Soldier]

2 hours ago, sloseph said:

Yeah it's fully veggie but I say this as a big meat eater, at no point during the meal did I think it was missing meat 

It was filling as hell too 

What's the spice levels like? My Mrs is a veggie but a total spice wimp. 

[The Nal]

7 minutes ago, Rubber Soldier said:

What's the spice levels like? My Mrs is a veggie but a total spice wimp. 

Cant remember what I had but it was mild enough,. Korma esque. 

If you want hot, ask the jerk chicken guys at Williams Green for some of the under-the-counter hot sauce. Now, I love a bit of heat, but this was fucking off the chart. 

Will be back down for some more this year as its a great hangover cure. 

[Rubber Soldier]

1 minute ago, The Nal said:

Cant remember what I had but it was mild enough,. Korma esque. 

If you want hot, ask the jerk chicken guys at Williams Green for some of the under-the-counter hot sauce. Now, I love a bit of heat, but this was fucking off the chart. 

Will be back down for some more this year as its a great hangover cure. 

Idea. I'll suggest we head here for Wednesday night dinner. 

Ordinarly I'd be all over the secret hot sauce, I'm a fiend for the spice. Only trouble is I've got IBS, which can make "sit down" toilet trips at festivals a bit of a mixed bag. Not sure how wise it would be to give my bowels another reason to rebel, on top of the copious amounts of booze and narcotics I'll be subjecting them too. 

[The Nal]

2 minutes ago, Rubber Soldier said:

Idea. I'll suggest we head here for Wednesday night dinner. 

Ordinarly I'd be all over the secret hot sauce, I'm a fiend for the spice. Only trouble is I've got IBS, which can make "sit down" toilet trips at festivals a bit of a mixed bag. Not sure how wise it would be to give my bowels another reason to rebel, on top of the copious amounts of booze and narcotics I'll be subjecting them too. 

Stay well away so. I'm sure its just some Blair type sauce thats no use to anyone

Just found this blog here from 2015. She took a few nice photos.

http://www.sophiesscran.com/2015/07/food-at-glasto15/

[guypjfreak]

1 hour ago, 5co77ie said:

usually up by permaculture, or the old bus, you can get 'snail fricasse'

Ah old son top of the range... That I'm going to be looking for.. Thanks.. 

 

What about proper mince and mash or shepherds pie 

[cammie81]

Anywhere that does good Paneer? 

Got a Paneer wrap from WG last year but wasn't great and not fully convinced it was Paneer (sometimes my accent causes problems).

[Mr_Egregious]

Last year's Goan Fish Curry was so good I almost cried.

 

[The Nal]

Self confirmed

Edited April 25, 2017 by The Nal

[buddiepaul]

The green chilli sauce from the Goan Fish Curry place was superb as well.

[VolumetricFox]

How spicy is the Goan Fish Curry?  I like curry with flavour but am a wimp when it comes to any kind of heat.

[Mr_Egregious]

5 minutes ago, nodolphie said:

How spicy is the Goan Fish Curry?  I like curry with flavour but am a wimp when it comes to any kind of heat.

Medium, but then I am the same as you when it comes to curry heat... so some may have found it quite mild! Delicious though

[sloseph]

1 hour ago, Rubber Soldier said:

What's the spice levels like? My Mrs is a veggie but a total spice wimp. 

I don't remember it being particularly spicy, just very flavoursome so you should be ok