I really did love most of the food in India. It was alternately amusing and annoying to watch my Indian meal companions fretting about how I would react to the spice levels. Personally, I found none of the food overly hot. Spices were used appropriately. There were even a few things where I could have taken a bit more. My Indian friends and colleagues are probably not used to Americans handling indigenous flavors very well.
I was only served beef once, in biryani at a place in Kerala. I did not like it. The meat was overcooked for
I bring up the subject of beef because on my homeward journey I gave in to the temptation and visited…

I just had to try it: a Burger King, in India! Unlike the restaurant I mentioned above, this one has no beef on the menu. I selected the Mutton Whopper. Sadly, I cannot recommend it. The fries, however, were delicious.
I would skip #Caturday this week, had my furbabies not granted me a rare vision. They have seldom allowed us to see the cat tree with both of them settled on it, not since they were tiny kittens.

Kat
It sounds like you had a fruitful trip! Also I see you have been blessed with laser eyes.
David Frier
The kittehz are indeed a blessing, even when the lasers are powered down.