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| Hello Sheeba, Gingely oil is the best oil for health. It is manufactured from Sesame seeds. It is called as Nalla Ennai and it most aptly justifies its name. The gingely oil is also most suitable for hair massage. I remember the olden days when our grand mas used do the ritual of hair washing with the help of gingely oil. Try out any good brand of gingely oil and you will not look for any other cooking oil. Bye and happy cooking. |
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| Hi Madrasmami, Thanks for your message about Gingely oil and its benefits. I used to cook in gingely oil and sunflower oil back in India. But in the US, though I find few brands of them in the Indian grocery stores they are quiet expensive being imported. I saw most of the people here (including Indians) buying corn oil, olive oil and vegetable oil for cooking. Not sure what brand is good and which one best suits Indian style of cooking I was trying to find out from people in this forum living in US. |
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| Hi ladies, With so many cooking oils available in the market,i m very confused about which oil to choose for cooking.Experienced ladies out there can u pls.suggest me the best cooking oil to use in USA and also the best one to use in India too (thats for my mom who is chronic hypertensive).Also any healthy choice of food for treating hypertension.?Friends pls. pour in your thoughts.
__________________ Cheers Selvi WHERE THERE IS A WILL THERE IS A WAY |
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| Hi, I personally use olive oil for much of my cooking. For deep frying or where I need to add more oil, I use Canola. I feel we should not use excess of any one product in case some new study crops up showing its disadvantages. I also try out other oils once in a way, like corn and vegetable. In any case, avoid saturated fats and butter. L, Kamla |
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| Hi Selvi, As Kamala suggested, I too use Canola and Olive oil the most. Initially I never used to like the taste of Olive oil in our cooking, but now I like it so much esp in Pulavs...I feel it adds some extra taste to it. -Sihi |
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| Hi, I heard that olive oil is good for health. But with so many types of olive oils out there (extra virgin, light, extra light, etc etc), can anyone suggest which one of these will work better for our Indian cooking. thanks, Lakshmi |
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| Hello! I use extra virgin olive oil without fail for all types of cooking. Occasionally I use a bit of ghee or coconut oil if I want my dish very authentic, and of course canola oil for deep frying. Hope this helps, works well 4 me, and is healthier! Regards, Vish xx |
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