Is Indian food high in Calories?
megamom
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We finally got an Indian restaurant around here and I have always wanted to try it. What would be the best choices to get when I go?
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http://eatthis.womenshealthmag.com/slideshow/10-ways-eat-healthily-indian-restaurant?cm_mmc=ETNTNL-_-2010_09_23-_-HTML-_-1
Check out that article- it may answer your questions. I love the mango lassi drink at Indian places. YUM! Indian food is delicious.0 -
see if you can find int online. Calorieking.com is pretty good. research it0
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It definitely can be. Watch for cream sauces and deep-fried food. Dal soups tend to be healthy.
That said, I ADORE Indian food. Soooo yummy.0 -
Tandori chicken is a good choice (baked in a clay oven). Be careful of the saucy dishes, they use a lot of ghee (clarified butter). Tastes great, but high cal. Also the Raita yogurt sauce is a good choice. Dahl or other lentil dishes should be ok as well.0
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Thanks everyone. I found the website and menu on line so will research the meals before we go. It all looks delicious.0
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i live in India !! opt for the " chicken tikka " " seekh kebab" and other items done in the tandoor ( clay oven ), do try the Dal ( lentils ) & tell them to not add butter from the top, " nan / roti " good options for the bread ..... skip the " parantha " though id you are more people do order it and share a few bites each ( it's devine ) .
CHEERS !0
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