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    Wendywho
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    I made massaman curry last night and just ate some of it for lunch. My temps after my usual lunch of a hamburger or all beef hot dog with raisinets for dessert are usual in the low to mid 98’s (good for me) but my temp after the curry was only 97.7. I made mine with potatoes, canned coconut milk, chicken thighs with skin and visible fat removed, onions, garlic, ginger, lemon zest, a little thai fish sauce, and about 5 dried spices. I salted it to taste ate it over basmati rice and had quite a bit of it since in was very delicious. Anyone have an idea why it was not warming? Is it the chicken or are spices not good for metabolism? I had a peach for dessert and just a few raisinets (much less than normal). Maybe I need to stick with beef and copious amounts of raisinets.

    #12052
    crinkly
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    bear in mind this dish is fairly liquidy, at least, more so than a hot dog or burger.

    I don’t know what a raisinet is but also, the peach is juicy so extra liquid could be your culprit. I think for a temp change of .3 you need to be thinking about tiny differences.

    Regards, crinkly

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