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Tarah
Sat, Sep-22-01, 18:18
Ok so my friend is making this chicken tandorii.... gives chicken a bit of a kick ...and it tastes so yummy..I could eat it all day...but here is the question, beneath all of the red delicious spice are there carbs...this may be one for Karen to answer....

if anyone knows..please answer!
Thanks!

Eat to live, don't live to eat..

Tarah :D

fiona
Sat, Sep-22-01, 18:51
Hi Tarah

A tandoor is a clay (stone) oven used in the east. The idea is to heat the stone to a very high temperature and cook things on the stone.

Anything cooked in this way is given the name Tandoori. So chicken cooked in a tandoor is called tandoori chicken.

The various spices used to marinade the chicken are of course not carb-free. It does depend what spices you are using.

{beneath all of the red delicious spice } would indicate to me that you are using a commrcially prepared spice mixture with lots of colouring in it. Let me know if I am wrong?

Tandoori chicken is one dish that I could easily live to eat!!
:wave: Enjoy.

Take care

Karen
Sun, Sep-23-01, 02:55
Spices do have carbs, but not enough to worry about. At least I don's worry about it. Check the label if your friends are using a prepared paste for lurking sugar. Pastes are usually mixed with yogurt, but sour cream can be used instead. Have you ever had tandoori prawns/shrimp? Even better that tandoori chicken.

Now you've got me thinking that I'll have to make tandoori chicken wings! :D

Karen

europoz
Sun, Sep-23-01, 03:37