Mild Indian Food?

[Scarlett]

Are there any standard dishes from an Indian takeaway which are not that spicy? I know korma, but is there anything else?

[dannyk13]

Biriyani.

[marval]

Their Passanda is mild as well, it is what I usually have.

[dannyk13]

or Biryani even

[ummmm]

Buttered chicken.

[ummmm]

Marsala.

[shoota]

Kashmir, similar sauce to Korma but nicer (imo) and it has lychees and bananas in it, as well your meat.
Or chicken tikka masala, really tasty but maybe ever so slightly more spicy.
Bhuna and Balti are also fairly mild.

[dannyk13]

Marsala is a Sicilian wine.

[Old_Geezer]

Tandoori tends not to be that spicy. Not zero spice though, normally.

[dannyk13]

Jalfrezi

[Tilly2]

Chicken Shashlik is lovely. It's a kebab, rather than a curry. No gunky, spicy sauce.

[hellywelly4]

I love buttered chicken, and if anything has got more than two grains of pepper in it, I can't eat it, so you should be OK with that.

[shoota]

I wouldn't class Jalfrezi as mild Danny, medium to hot imo.

[shoota]

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[shoota]

Any good takeaway will be able to adjust the strength of a dish at your request so just ask.

[jack daniels]

anything that is 'Malai' will be creamy and not too spicy

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