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good luck. it's takes time. it takes a long, looong time. i am

started to just take satisfaction in the fact that I can really enjoy

food now, although I have been trying to gain weight my whole life and

i really need to do that now more than ever. i was diagnosed over 2

years ago and when I relocated briefly this year I got sick a bunch of

times eating out. you learn from all those mistakes, it's just

painful. we are lucky in a sense of course now that there's so many

alternative foods out there. take care.

-Naren

On 10/23/06, Sharon Wood <swoodsf@...> wrote:

>

> Thanks for the warning. I was kind of afraid those menus were too

> gluten-free to be true, which is why I didn't ask. Almost a year after

> diagnosis, I'm still not consistent about asking at restaurants.

>

> Sharon

>

>

> Naren Wadhwani <narenw@...> wrote:

>

>

> Beware!! Many of these Indian restaurants use spice packets

> containing gluten in their dishes. I had been getting a moderate to

> mild reaction from these traditionally gluten-free dishes such as

> chicken curry and then somehow found this out last year. Punjab on

> Eddy and Mason is where I read the spice packet indgredients. The

> owner told me most of the Indian restaurants around use these but I

> have found some that definitely don't, so don't despair. I would also

> avoid Shalimar in the Tenderloin tho, and just ask the right questions

> wherever you eat out. keep eating Indian food though, it is just too

> good ;)

>

> Naren

>

> On 10/18/06, Sharon Wood <swoodsf@...> wrote:

> >

> > Chiming in here, I eat Indian food frequently in San Francisco -- there's

> > lots of cheap,

> > good Pakistani restaurants in the Tenderloin, where I order rice & just

> > watch my friends eat the nan. I also shop at Bombay Bazaar on Valencia

> > St. for ingredients to cook with. I've bought papadum for years, but the

> > last time I went there, the label said it's made in factories that use

> > flour, so papadum sounds like another judgment call item.

> >

> > Sharon

> >

> > p.s. sorry I won't be able to make the Kaiser meeting. I've got a workshop

> > all weekend. Hopefully they'll do it again.

> >

> >

> > amy.bhatnagar@... wrote:

> >

> >

> >

> >

> > Hmmmm......I have asked them about 3 times and they always said that they

> > don't do that (also had my husband ask them in Hindi). I will definitely

> > check before I go there again. My in-laws are coming to stay with us for 5

> > months, so I won't need to eat much Indian food outside!!

> >

> > Thanks for the tip.

> > Amy

> >

> > -------------- Original message --------------

> > From: " Isaiah " <isaiah.benjamin@...>

> >

> >

> > Amy,

> >

> > Thanks for the e-mail. However, for what it's worth, according to the chef

> > (owner?) I spoke to last year, Udupi Palace (at least the one in Berkeley)

> > puts at least a small amount of wheat flour in all of its dosas. They can

> > make one without but you have to specifically request it.

> >

> > Isaiah

> >

> >

> > --

> > Come visit my food blog...

> > Gluten-Free By The Bay

> > http://glutenfreebay.blogspot.com

> >

> >

>

>

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