Curry dishes are delicious.
And healthy.
And they’re so easy to make. I made this one with onions, garlic, light coconut milk, sweet potatoes, and broccoli. It’s a basic chop and stir. And part of a health kick over here at the home tome.
But the thing about making curry in a mostly white house is that it leaves neon yellow stains on your white sink, counter, walls…(refrigerator…cabinets…ceiling) if you don’t clean it up instantly. And by instantly, I really mean that it’s best this spice doesn’t touch these surfaces in the first place.
The question is: what is it doing to our teeth?
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We are on a health kick here in Pleasantville, too!
Cutting back on breads and meat and any junk food.. The kids are not participating that eagerly !! In regards to curry, I love it but agree about the staining and oh lord the smell lingers forever ha!
Yes, the aroma in our house is somewhat curry-ish…ate the leftovers last night! We are trying no carbs/no sugar for two weeks, ha!
I just ate a curry chicken salad for dinner! Being West Indian and a lover of Indian food I love all things curry! Just crack open a window when cooking and use a bleach cleanser for the sink such as Ajax or Comet. Wash hands with soapy water. Done.
Wise recommendations – and yes, I love chicken curry salad as well!
Curry is my favourite! I could seriously eat it every day. I don’t think it’s going to do anything to my teeth that the coffee and red wine hasn’t already done 🙂
Ha! Yes, sippy wine whilst eating curry is a wonderful idea…teeth be damned!