Can anyone suggest a mild curry?

Question

i love korma, but im on a diet so looking for something a little lower in fat. the menu in the curry shop just confuses me - but my daughter wants to go to the indian restaurant for her birthday. i hate hot curry though so can anyone please suggest a mild curry i could try?

Answer 1

I tried the curry with some fruits in it.  It was very mild.  

But you say you are on a diet, so eat HOT curry even you don't like it. you will sweat and It will burn your fat.

Answer 2

Order any curry you want, just ask for it mild.  Most restaurant curries are made with butter & cream, so as far as your diet goes ---- just enjoy your daughter's bday!

Otherwise order the tandoori, tikka or kebabs --- they are all grilled and not too spicy.  Satisfies everybody this way!

Answer 3

Chicken Tikka masala mmmmmmmmm

Answer 4

Chicken Shashlik - Like tikka and served on a sizzler, but also has onions & peppers. Very tasty & very mild - but not saucy, but as others have said - you cant get a low cal saucy curry - not even a tomato based one.

Answer 5

Curries are hot because they add hot peppers to the mix, request that they use a mild curry ... curry is also not a fattening food , it 's the oils and coconut milks that attributes to it high fat content.

Hope this helps.

Answer 6

Chicken Korma, Chicken Madras add spices and chillies according to taste.

Answer 7

go for tomato based curries instead of the butter chicken/korma type

Answer 8

masalla sauce is nice and mild and has a lovely taste, korma an massalla are my faves

Answer 9

Who says you have to eat curry? Any half decent Indian restaurant will have an alternative European choice

Answer 10

Go for a veg dupiassa ( ? )

Answer 11

GO ON!!! Treat yourself,its your daughters birthday for gods sake.!

One little korma wont do anyone any harm!!

you know you want to....

happy birthday to the little un!!!

Answer 12

Bhuna is a good one, that's a mild tomato based one usually.

Anything that's tomato based would be good and they usually rate them based on spicyness anyway.

Answer 13

no curry is low fat.  it's a fact.  but you could try chicken tikka massala or for very low fat chicken tandoori (cooked in an oven with no oil).  but still marianated.  alternatively don't diet away from foods you like.  just eat less.

Answer 14

I only like mild curries.  My favourite is korma but I also like tikka masala.

You could abandon the diet just for the one day.

Answer 15

Tikka Missalla =]

Answer 16

forget something full of sauce, go for something like chicken tikka or tandoori, the less sauce the better!