The "skinny" on Chinese food.

[Dixie Cups]

So folks, planning on going out with some friends for Chinese food tonight...what are going to be my options with induction?


I don't recall ever eating Chinese food when I was on induction before, so I'm a bit confused/concerned.


Thanks!

[MotherOfGizmo]

Re: The "skinny" on Chinese food.

Steamed veggies and unbreaded meat or seafood w/o the sauces.

[Richt]

Re: The "skinny" on Chinese food.

Unfortunately there isnt much that can be eaten at chinese restaurants, due to the amount of sugar that is used in sauces.

Indian restaurants offer a lot more opportunities as they are cooked with spices much more than sugar.

I hope this helps a little?

Rich

[rox4jc]

Re: The "skinny" on Chinese food.

Dixie-
We went out to a Chinese place last week ( I was outvoted). It was a buffet and the only thing that I could eat was a salad and Wonton soup WITHOUT the wontons. I did dig through them a bit and picked some meat out, but I wasn't 100% about the filling so I just had a nibble. So if you don't want to be starving, eat a little something before you go and enjoy your friends company.

[Kent]

Re: The "skinny" on Chinese food.

When we do Chinese it is usually one with a Mongolian Grill in it, so I know absolutely what goes in my food. Barring that I would ask for what MoG suggested - steamed or stirfried meat and vegetables without any sauces and beg for some garlic to be thrown in.

[Seshena36]

Re: The "skinny" on Chinese food.

Wow never really thought about the Chinese Food issue.....we love chinese food especially my little girl. Hmmm I know our buffet has steamed crab legs on it and peel and eat shrimp....I suppose those would be alright....sometimes they have mussels as well *but I dont eat those*..LOL.