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Madras Coconut Indian Simmer Sauce...

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HawkFire Explorer
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Ingredients:

Tomato, Potato, Coconut milk, Onion, Expeller Pressed Canola Oil, Ginger, Chili Pepper, Curry Leaves, Tamarind, Sugar, Asafoetida, Tumeric, Urad Dal (lentil) Flour, Salt, Cilantro, Mustard.

Looks gluten free. Anyone confirmed it?

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Ingredients:

Tomato, Potato, Coconut milk, Onion, Expeller Pressed Canola Oil, Ginger, Chili Pepper, Curry Leaves, Tamarind, Sugar, Asafoetida, Tumeric, Urad Dal (lentil) Flour, Salt, Cilantro, Mustard.

Looks gluten free. Anyone confirmed it?

I don't know personally, but I don't see any coodies. Some, I have heard have has issues wil Canola Oil. (but not gluten free issue)

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Ingredients:

Tomato, Potato, Coconut milk, Onion, Expeller Pressed Canola Oil, Ginger, Chili Pepper, Curry Leaves, Tamarind, Sugar, Asafoetida, Tumeric, Urad Dal (lentil) Flour, Salt, Cilantro, Mustard.

You might want to look into asafoetida. I have read that it may not be safe, but I don't understand why. Here's one blurb about it:

Indian food is your friend. Indians use lots of
Basha Newbie
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This doesn't answer your question, but I have found some yummy quick and easy Indian sauces.... (in Canada).... Just got but haven't tried: Maya Organic Mild Butter Chicken simmer sauce....Patak's Original Mango Chicken cooking sauce is YUMMY! And it is even labelled gluten free on the side, as is Patak's Original Korma Cream and Coconut cooking sauce. I love them and my gluten filled husband loves them as well. Tasty and convenient.

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This doesn't answer your question, but I have found some yummy quick and easy Indian sauces.... (in Canada).... Just got but haven't tried: Maya Organic Mild Butter Chicken simmer sauce....Patak's Original Mango Chicken cooking sauce is YUMMY! And it is even labelled gluten free on the side, as is Patak's Original Korma Cream and Coconut cooking sauce. I love them and my gluten filled husband loves them as well. Tasty and convenient.

Thanks, Mango and ^^ above poster. I enjoy Indian foods because I like the unique flavors and the Spicy hotness of some. I get tired of all the mexican meals. I will look into the other foods. I'm still waiting for the Madras Coconut people to get back with me.

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Ingredients:

Tomato, Potato, Coconut milk, Onion, Expeller Pressed Canola Oil, Ginger, Chili Pepper, Curry Leaves, Tamarind, Sugar, Asafoetida, Tumeric, Urad Dal (lentil) Flour, Salt, Cilantro, Mustard.

Looks gluten free. Anyone confirmed it?

Is this from Trader Joe's? They say they'll always report wheat in the ingredient list.

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Sounds like an herb to me.

Basha Newbie
Basha
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U R welcome!!! :rolleyes: I find the Patak's isn't as spicy as some indian food I've had... so those with senstive tastebuds will still enjoy the lovely flavours!!

I agree with you... it is always nice to find something new and tasty that we gluten-free folks can eat! I hope you'll be able to find it at your local grocery... health food store.

Enjoy!!! :)

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