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2010/07/30 07:53:19 (permalink)

Great news for curry lovers!

http://uk.lifestyle.yahoo...rachael-anne-hill.html


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    Re:Great news for curry lovers! 2010/07/30 11:50:19 (permalink)
    The article says that the lycopene in tomato based curries is supposed to reduce cancers.  They missed pointing out that new research shows that turmeric may be better in that respect.

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    Re:Great news for curry lovers! 2010/07/30 13:48:54 (permalink)
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    http://uk.lifestyle.yahoo.com/food-drink/10-good-reasons-to-chow-down-on-the-nations-favourite-food-blog-9-rachael-anne-hill.html


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    Consider my attention well and truly got Eric
     
     
    It was all looking good up until the final paragraph of the article:
    • Avoid drinking alcohol before ordering.  Even a small glass of wine or beer can lower inhibitions, increase appetite and result in over ordering and over eating.
     
     
     
    D'oh
     
     
     
     

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    Re:Great news for curry lovers! 2010/07/30 14:54:07 (permalink)
    Curry is good for humans, but not so good for the chicken, cow or goat.


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    Re:Great news for curry lovers! 2010/07/30 15:00:08 (permalink)
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    Curry is good for humans, but not so good for the chicken, cow or goat.

     
    Or in some of the places I've eaten - the Alsatian or the cat
     
     

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    Re:Great news for curry lovers! 2010/07/30 19:29:21 (permalink)
    Curry is good for humans, but not so good for the chicken, cow or goat.


    Well, try a vegetarian curry then.

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    Re:Great news for curry lovers! 2010/08/01 16:37:57 (permalink)
    I remember a study from the UK some years ago that suggested curry is actually addictive. It sure is for me. Deeply inhaling that sweet fragrance as I walk into an Indian restaurant is all it takes to put a smile on my face. I'm getting hungry just thinking about it.

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    Re:Great news for curry lovers! 2010/08/02 03:19:37 (permalink)
    Yep - I'm sure that the chilli content combined with some of the aromatic spices in curries is completely addictive, and additive as well because you've always got to go one hotter!

    I know what you mean about walking into an Indian restaurant and being hit by the sweet sweet smell Bit, marvellous! Although in my travels across the pond I don't think I ever found a decent curry house?

    I made a nice big pot of curry at the weekend in my new kitchen (which incidentally was part paid for with the whole of my Les Paul savings ) - a lovely and fragrant paneer and pea balti, rich with onions and tomatoes..... mmmmmm!


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