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dairy free indian food!

  • 23-02-2008 1:05pm
    #1
    cookiequeen
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    Anyone have any help for me am headin out for indian food tonight and am on a strict dairy free diet. Is everything cooked in ghee? (clarified butter) What can i eat?


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  • #2
    Parnassia
    Closed Accounts Posts: 59 ✭✭Parnassia


    Just ask! Usually they will use oil instead of ghee if you ask.

    Be careful of nan bread though, it can have dairy in it and on it.


  • #3
    fatal
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    Most indian restaurants/takeaways use oil instead of ghee,except on nan breads(which contains eggs and milk aswell).
    Stay away from any dishes containing the following words and you should be ok:

    korma(contains cream/yogurt)
    tikka masala(contains cream/yogurt)
    paneer(cottage cheese)
    dahi.........(yogurt)
    makhani(butter)


  • #4
    rockbeer
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    fatal wrote: »
    Most indian restaurants/takeaways use oil instead of ghee,except on nan breads(which contains eggs and milk aswell).

    Milk/yoghurt, yes. Eggs, I think not.


  • #5
    fatal
    Closed Accounts Posts: 2,424 ✭✭✭fatal


    rockbeer wrote: »
    Milk/yoghurt, yes. Eggs, I think not.

    My dad owns an indian takeaway buddy;)


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