From your institution's dissertation format guidelines?
From his momyour institution's dissertation format guidelines?
3: "Ahem"? Those Indians are so inscrutable.
Because they are filled with inner ghee.
No, it's his Arabic name:
Nosflow Ben Ahem (may his tribe increase!)
Awoke one night from a deep dream of peace...
I was so horrified to find 'vegetable ghee'
anyone have any ideas on matpe gnocchi?
What's the matter with vegetable ghee? It's been around since the 1960s at least to my certain knowledge.
Vegetable butter? I'm with yoyo on this, even if vegetable ghee tastes great.
All the friends I've known who grew up cooking Indian/Pakistani food all used vegetable ghee. I don't think any of them used actual butter derived ghee.
Wouldn't vegetable ghee be, basically, shortening?
re: 11
It is just a solid-at-room-temperature vegetable fat, yeah.
I should go get Indian food for lunch. Or chicken ala Peruvians.
the name 'vegetable ghee' just seemed unnecessarily deceptive. "vegetable oil' is bad enough, but this seems like calling corn oil 'vegetable olive oil'
plus, i go to the indian grocer for healthy stuff.
Or Mexican. I could really use some mole.
plus, i go to the indian grocer for healthy stuff.
Well, vegetable ghee is basically hydrogenated rapeseed oil, so if I were you I'd use corn oil like most of the Indians and Pakistanis I know.
17: doesn't that make it pretty much "margarine"?
Don't think the canola people can't get you just because you're on the other side of the Atlantic.
18. I'm not a food chemist, but I should think so, yeah.
The pedia thing says:
Indian restaurants and some households may use hydrogenated vegetable oil (also known as vanaspati, dalda, or "vegetable ghee") in place of ghee due to its lower cost. This "vegetable ghee" may contain trans fat. Trans fats are increasingly linked to serious chronic health conditions. The term shuddh ghee, however, is not officially enforced in many regions, so partially hydrogenated oils are marketed as pure ghee in some areas. Where this is illegal in India, law enforcement often cracks down on the sale of fake ghee.[5] Ghee is also sometimes called desi (country-made) ghee or asli (genuine) ghee to distinguish it from "vegetable ghee".
re: 18
Yeah. I'd imagine it's much like the full-fat no-water marg used for baking and frying. Like Trex.
I googled and they now make transfat free vegetable ghee.
Where this is illegal in India, law enforcement often cracks down on the sale of fake ghee
Law & Order: Special Ghee Unit.
(Ghee SI?)
"But how did Prasad get away with it for so long, Inspector Koomaraswamy?"
"Well, Sergeant, I can only assume that he must have..."
(removes sunglasses)
"...greased some palms".
24. I was hoping you weren't going to do that. But you did.
I use coconut oil for indian food actually. I have some canola i used, only for seasoning iron pans, not eating.
25: I think this may have been linked here before, but "Stanley's big night out on the town."
27: Wow, that's truly awful. So that's what I'll be like when I'm all groan up?
Now! That's what you're like now!
Could anyone have predicted that a post saying only "'Running Head'. That is all." would have led to a thread almost entirely about ghee?
31: he wasn't discussing a symptom?
Tim Burton, faugh. Not fit to be mentioned in the same article as Gorey.