How Does Menu Decoder Decide a Dish Is Safe or Unsafe?
Every dish gets one of three verdicts: safe, caution or unsafe. Uncertain dishes become caution, with the risky ingredient named. Here is the procedure.
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Every dish gets one of three verdicts: safe, caution or unsafe. Uncertain dishes become caution, with the risky ingredient named. Here is the procedure.
Monter au beurre means cold butter swirled into finished sauces off the heat. It's why French dishes that sound dairy-free often aren't, and menus won't say.
Tom yum, pad thai, and Isan grilled meats are coconut-free. Every Thai curry except khua kling uses coconut milk. Most desserts are off the menu.
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