I've noticed recently that whenever I include galangal in my Thai curries, I suffer from severe diarrhoea & uncontrollable flatulence for days afterwards.
Is this common? Does anyone else here experience this?
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I've noticed recently that whenever I include galangal in my Thai curries, I suffer from severe diarrhoea & uncontrollable flatulence for days afterwards.
Is this common? Does anyone else here experience this?
It should have the opposite effect.
Why is this OT, BTW?
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I've noticed recently that whenever I include galangal in my Thai curries, I suffer from severe diarrhoea & uncontrollable flatulence for days afterwards.
Is this common? Does anyone else here experience this?
I don't use it much ... but *no* problems when I do (I've nibbled bits to test the flavour)
If it was a *common* allergy ... I'd probably have it :-(
?possibility yours is contaminated?
?Try a new supply?
?Leave it out and try ginger (supposed to be a similar flavour, but not IMO) -- Rex M F Smith
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