Comments on: Healing Power Of Indian Curries http://themoderatevoice.com/53417/healing-power-of-indian-curries/ An Internet hub for moderates, centrists, and independents, with domestic and international news, analysis, original reporting, and popular features from the left, center, and right Sun, 14 Mar 2010 03:32:53 -0400 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Rahat’s Cooking – Chicken Tikka (Episode 321) | Cooking Tips http://themoderatevoice.com/53417/healing-power-of-indian-curries/comment-page-1/#comment-233373 Rahat’s Cooking – Chicken Tikka (Episode 321) | Cooking Tips Wed, 25 Nov 2009 04:09:35 +0000 http://themoderatevoice.com/?p=53417#comment-233373 [...] Healing Power Of Indian Curries (themoderatevoice.com) [...] [...] Healing Power Of Indian Curries (themoderatevoice.com) [...]

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]]> By: Shashikant Patwardhan http://themoderatevoice.com/53417/healing-power-of-indian-curries/comment-page-1/#comment-232358 Shashikant Patwardhan Fri, 20 Nov 2009 07:30:08 +0000 http://themoderatevoice.com/?p=53417#comment-232358 Looking to protect your memory? Try adding a little spice to your life. Turmeric, to be exact. <br>Read in interesting article " Curry to remember" at <a href="http://ayurveda-foryou.com/archive/curry.html" rel="nofollow">http://ayurveda-foryou.com/archive/curry.html</a> Looking to protect your memory? Try adding a little spice to your life. Turmeric, to be exact.
Read in interesting article ” Curry to remember” at http://ayurveda-foryou.com/archive/curry.html

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]]> By: joegandelman http://themoderatevoice.com/53417/healing-power-of-indian-curries/comment-page-1/#comment-232135 joegandelman Thu, 19 Nov 2009 16:53:30 +0000 http://themoderatevoice.com/?p=53417#comment-232135 How great to see this! Three things for Swaraaj and readers:<br>1) My mother is now 88 and she STILL talks about when we had a great, hot curry dinner in New Delhi and my friend, a young Times of India reporter named Swaraaj, joined us and told her to have some yogart to cool her mouth.<br>2. I LOVE curry and go to restaurants here but also order Patak's online at Amazon. Last night I made the Rogan Josh. My niece Kayla lives here and her Dad Thomas and 18 year old brother Greg have all become HUGE curry fans.<br>3. Indian curry is an anti-inflammatory. Tumeric is a great ingedient. I have not posted as much on TMV the past few weeks partly because I really hurt my right index finger which I use to write with and also do my shows with (if it was the MIDDLE FINGER I would have a driving disability here in California). Rice and curry are anti-inflammatories. Almost all curry you buy in jars, or even the powders is far far better than any fast food or processed foods. I ordered two big batches of powdered curry dishes. In one I used lamb, but later used beef cube stew meat. All were delicious. Also: curry is starting to catch on here in the US. When I came to San Diego in 1982 to start work as a reporter on the San Diego Union, there was ONE Indian restaurant in Oceanside: I did a story on it and the owner and they got lots of business (the owner would ask you if you wanted the "rocket fuel" since all curry is NOT hot and he would ONLYgive the very hottest version to people who really insisted on it). Today there are many many Indian restaurants to choose from. Ditto on the East coast. <br><br>So BRAVO on this post...and to readers who have not tried Indian foot I RECOMMEND IT. I've been taking tumeric pills and have had curry and rice twice int he past week. That and other herbal pills I take have greatly reduced my problem and I hope to be back to regular blogging in a week or two. JG How great to see this! Three things for Swaraaj and readers:
1) My mother is now 88 and she STILL talks about when we had a great, hot curry dinner in New Delhi and my friend, a young Times of India reporter named Swaraaj, joined us and told her to have some yogart to cool her mouth.
2. I LOVE curry and go to restaurants here but also order Patak's online at Amazon. Last night I made the Rogan Josh. My niece Kayla lives here and her Dad Thomas and 18 year old brother Greg have all become HUGE curry fans.
3. Indian curry is an anti-inflammatory. Tumeric is a great ingedient. I have not posted as much on TMV the past few weeks partly because I really hurt my right index finger which I use to write with and also do my shows with (if it was the MIDDLE FINGER I would have a driving disability here in California). Rice and curry are anti-inflammatories. Almost all curry you buy in jars, or even the powders is far far better than any fast food or processed foods. I ordered two big batches of powdered curry dishes. In one I used lamb, but later used beef cube stew meat. All were delicious. Also: curry is starting to catch on here in the US. When I came to San Diego in 1982 to start work as a reporter on the San Diego Union, there was ONE Indian restaurant in Oceanside: I did a story on it and the owner and they got lots of business (the owner would ask you if you wanted the “rocket fuel” since all curry is NOT hot and he would ONLYgive the very hottest version to people who really insisted on it). Today there are many many Indian restaurants to choose from. Ditto on the East coast.

So BRAVO on this post…and to readers who have not tried Indian foot I RECOMMEND IT. I've been taking tumeric pills and have had curry and rice twice int he past week. That and other herbal pills I take have greatly reduced my problem and I hope to be back to regular blogging in a week or two. JG

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