Tongmaster's Chinese Curry Sauce (Gluten Free) - 100g - 5 Packs

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The spicy gravy completes the mouth-watering plate of chips, nuggets and stir-fried rice! | Image from charliedoessw How to Serve Thanks for reading through all 50 ‘accidentally’ gluten-free products in Asda! Which one is your fave? Which ones would you have never found? Have you found any accidentally gluten free products that I’ve missed out here? READ NEXT: 40 ‘accidentally’ gluten-free products in Aldi My favourite thing about Chinese food is when you create a feast and have bits of lots of different dishes. Chinese takeout veggie curry recipe – meet the veggie version of a very popular fakeaway recipe that made from my first ever cookbook. Perfect for when you need a speedy, meat-free weeknight meal! However, I’m very glad I looked, because this one is gluten-free… and it sounds absolutely amazing!

And of course, you can always jazz it up and make this recipe again with prawns, cooked beef, tofu or pork - or just a mixture of it all. If you want to make this sauce gluten free it is important to note that soy sauce is generally NOT gluten free. Use tamari instead. More Vegan Curry Recipes: But did you know that this taco kit is gluten-free too? Mixed in amongst all the gluten-y Mexican-style food!

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Crispy on the outside, with lovely, crunching, steaming-hot veg in the middle ? Just dip in sweet chilli sauce and enjoy!

You can also serve it over rice. Stir fry some vegetables, pour the gravy over it, and you have a satisfying meal ahead!

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Lots of Asda’s extra special sausages are gluten-free, so I didn’t want to flood this post with bangers! I found some great ones from Celiac Travel and they even have an app called Gluten Free Restaurant Cards to help you share your needs in different languages. You can show it to them so they can speak with the cooks about your options.

Another great way to communicate with your server is to bring a gluten-free restaurant card with you. Dishes that come with plain meat or vegetables are also generally gluten-free. Look out for dishes with dark sauces, as they often contain gluten. All-in-all it's a pretty healthy dish but can also make a nice side dish if you wanted to have it with something like my gluten free Chinese curry. There is of course a full printable recipe card down below, but hopefully this has given a full insight into just how easy this is to make.

A mild and fragrant curry

You can top your dish with other garnishes like spring onions to enhance it further. | Image from calorie_counting_paige Finding a gluten free Chinese restaurant is a rarity as most dishes use soy sauce, which unfortunately isn't gluten free. It’s quite rare that a variation of chocolate spread is gluten-free, so enjoy this beauty while you can!