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By *929Man
over a year ago
newcastle |
Pardon my ignorance if already been said but what’s preventing the eating of said curry?
I remember craving Chinese like crazy when stuck in hospital eating the low salt low fat shit they serve up |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Pardon my ignorance if already been said but what’s preventing the eating of said curry?
I remember craving Chinese like crazy when stuck in hospital eating the low salt low fat shit they serve up "
My stomach is preventing me from eating onions, garlic, wheat, dairy...basically, everything tasty 
I'm supposed to follow a low FODMAP diet. |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Oh Nanna... this sucks!
I can completely relate and I shall therefore not have a curry in solidarity  "
Oh please have one, and tell me all about the deliciousness and aromas, so I can live the moment through you. |
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By *otSoPoshWoman
over a year ago
In a ball gown because that's how we roll in N. Devon |
"Oh Nanna... this sucks!
I can completely relate and I shall therefore not have a curry in solidarity
Oh please have one, and tell me all about the deliciousness and aromas, so I can live the moment through you."
Ah.
I will tomorrow. I can't tonight |
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"Pardon my ignorance if already been said but what’s preventing the eating of said curry?
I remember craving Chinese like crazy when stuck in hospital eating the low salt low fat shit they serve up
My stomach is preventing me from eating onions, garlic, wheat, dairy...basically, everything tasty
I'm supposed to follow a low FODMAP diet."
My sister can't eat onion and garlic either. When she was over here last week she found an Indian restaurant that cooks without them. Apparently its a type of traditional cooking. That was in london |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Pardon my ignorance if already been said but what’s preventing the eating of said curry?
I remember craving Chinese like crazy when stuck in hospital eating the low salt low fat shit they serve up
My stomach is preventing me from eating onions, garlic, wheat, dairy...basically, everything tasty
I'm supposed to follow a low FODMAP diet.My sister can't eat onion and garlic either. When she was over here last week she found an Indian restaurant that cooks without them. Apparently its a type of traditional cooking. That was in london"
A Hindu work colleague said they aren't allowed to eat onion or garlic because they get them all flustered and aroused, apparently, making them lose focus on priorities. |
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Nanna, try using asafoetida for replacement onion flavour. It's FODMAP proof. Make a spice mix of usual curry spices, include a bit of asafoetida and coat the meat, then marinade and later, cook slowly. Use lactose free cream/soya cream or yoghurt if you want a creamy sauce. It can be done! |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Nanna, try using asafoetida for replacement onion flavour. It's FODMAP proof. Make a spice mix of usual curry spices, include a bit of asafoetida and coat the meat, then marinade and later, cook slowly. Use lactose free cream/soya cream or yoghurt if you want a creamy sauce. It can be done!"
I have that in my spice cupboard already. I have to be careful still with lactose free cream and yoghurt as some ingredients aren't low fodmap.
Since having my gallbladder out I can't eat much fat either.
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"It's called saatvic cuisine I've just asked my sister
Thank you. I'll look it up.
I've just realised I should be able to eat a small portion of rice. "
Rice is low FODMAP. And there are lots of curries that don't involve any kind of cream or yoghurt and so should be okay  |
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By *rAitchMan
over a year ago
Diagonally Parked in a Parallel Universe |
"I could murder a curry 
What's your favourite curry?
If I had to choose I'd go with a lamb rogan.
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Lamb Rogan Josh is my favourite, with a Keema Naan. Not had one in ages. |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"It's called saatvic cuisine I've just asked my sister
Thank you. I'll look it up.
I've just realised I should be able to eat a small portion of rice.
Rice is low FODMAP. And there are lots of curries that don't involve any kind of cream or yoghurt and so should be okay "
Hopefully I can convert my son, so I don't have to cook two meals every night  |
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By *ad Nanna OP Woman
over a year ago
East London |
"Also, you can get gluten free naan breads and poppadoms should be gluten free by design (lentil flour). "
Gluten free breads aren't all low fodmap, unfortunately.
I get away with a slice or a wrap every now and then. I get a little stomach pain but I can deal with that.
I'd eat cheese on toast every day if I could. |
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