
here's the recipe:

Wash/dry lettuce. I like Butter.
Mix up a nice drizzle sauce. Soy, rice vinegar, fresh grated ginger etc.
Chop some Fungus and green onion.
Sear and chop chicken into small pieces.
Return to pan and saute with veg and fungus. Don't forget to add some Waterchestnuts for crunch and to throw in a nice stir fry sauce.
anyway, here's the recipe:
Grate up some Ginger(2 cups grated), add some Lime Juice (2 tbsp fresh squeezed) and a whole bunch of Brown Suger (4 cups). Stir in 2 quarts boiling water and stir till sugar is dissolved.
Bloom some yeast in warm water.
Add the yeast, cover and leave on the counter covered to percolate. After a day or two strain, bottle, refrigerate immediatly and drink ice cold on a hot day. This will be both Spicy and Sweet. 
combine garlic gloves, fresh ginger, hot green or red chilies, peppercorns, coriander seeds, cumin seeds, cardamom pods, cloves, bayleaf, cinnamon add plain unsweetened notfat organic greek style yogurt and marinate 2-24 hours. Remember eating is about your eyes and most people like Tandoori red so hit a little red food coloring in there... Tandoori tastes way better when you actually grill it. Try to replicate the high heat of the Tandoor without killing your chicken.
For the Mint Raita mix yogurt with a little water, add 1 small onion chopped finely, some salt and 1/tsp mint sauce. garnish with chopped fresh mint leaves.
Don't forget the Naan! brush with melted butter or preferably Ghee if you have it.
Now whip up some Jeera rice. I got this recipe out of Ismael Merchants wonderful Passionate meals.
1 1/2 cups Basmati rice, 3 tbsp Vegetable oil, 1 tsp cumin seeds, 2-2" Cinnamon sticks, 4 Cloves, 1/4 tsp salt. First you bloom the spices slowly in the oil making sure they don't scorch and then you boil the rice. Real simple, Real tasty.
I served this all with onion and tomato slices and a nice Pale Ale