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It's gorgeous. There's a rainbow of colors in this dish thanks to fresh, delicious veggies like carrots, bell peppers, green beans and sweet potatoes, making it a treat for the eyes as well as the tummy. This Easy Veg Curry has been a long-time favorite not just in my home but in the homes of so many readers. It truly is one of those dishes that makes one feel good from the inside out yet takes very little work, apart from some chopping. An approximately 14 oz can of c oconut milk. The full fat kind from the can is really essential to create a lovely, creamy sauce. Don't use light coconut milk. While some Indian style curries can be spicy, this creamy curry balances out any spiciness from the cayenne and ginger nicely with the creaminess of the coconut milk and the sweetness of the sweet potatoes. You can always adjust the amount of cayenne up or down based on your spice preference. Some curry powders (including mine, which is linked below in the recipe card) can have red chillies in their ingredient list, so make sure you factor that in when adding cayenne. What to serve with this mix vegetable curry This zucchini kofta curry is one of those dishes that makes everyone happy at our dinner table. It is satisfying, comforting, and the hearty zucchini kofta balls appeal to the kids and omnivores in the family.

We've done the hard work - so you can create your unique curry in minutes. All you have to do is decide what to add! One of my favorite curries to make in a hurry is this dazzlingly flavorful and utterly simple Mushroom Spinach Curry. It needs a handful of ingredients, is super-nutritious, and tastes great served simply with rice. My mom would put in the whole, peeled mango, seed and all, into the curry, and we would have a great time slurping the flesh off the seed as we ate the curry. I didn't add the seed, but do so if you don't mind getting a little messy-- it's really fun. It's everyone-friendly. There are no gluten, soy and nuts in this recipe so you can make it for anyone. I would even call this curry a child-friendly recipe: it's vibrant with the spices, yet mellow enough with the coconut cream. The crisp carrots along with the al dente green peppers also make for a happy mouthful. Jay usually polishes it off although he did make a remark once about "too many veggies." 😉 It's full of flavor. The easy spice blend for this vegan curry adds so much deliciousness. And the spices--fennel, cardamom, cumin, cinnamon -- work perfectly together to balance each other.

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Throughout my school years we had several History classes, we're very pride of our history, despite all the "dark aspects" of it, and I remember very well when my History teacher told us about the Route of Spices, it's how the Portuguese people called the way/path (by sea)that the sailors did to get in to Goa and how they exchanged their merchandise by India merchandise and spices. Sub the curry powder with garam masala, if that's what you have. Or stir in a couple of tablespoons of Thai curry paste, red or yellow, for the flavor base (in that case, you probably will need less cayenne). Thai food is always a crowd pleaser, and one of the reasons for this, perhaps, is the fact that it has evolved -- and continues to evolve -- as a fusion of many different cuisines from around the world. I once read someone describe Thai food as "living art that's constantly in motion." While that couldn't sound more syrupy, I think it's also a perfect description. Mushrooms(button or crimini). You can use a meatier mushroom, like portobello, but I prefer the smaller varieties for this curry. There's not much to give you by way of instructions, because all you need to do is chop the ingredients roughly, then toss them into the blender. Tomatoes, onions, ginger, garlic, a few spices like coriander powder, paprika and/or cayenne, and garam masala, a handful of cashew nuts and a bit of kasoori methi all go in, get blitzed into smoothness, then poured into a hot pan with a little oil.

I like using baked tofu in this recipe just because it adds that chewy texture to the curry, but you can simply use cubed super firm tofu and it'll be quite delicious too--softer and creamier.Curry leaves. These add great flavor. If you absolutely can't find them, use 2 tablespoons of cilantro and add it at the same time as you would the curry leaves.

The time you will need to get this curry done depends entirely on your chopping skills. If you have better knife skills than I do, which you probably do, you could get this curry done even faster. But no matter how experienced you are, or not, the recipe is quite foolproof, and you can watch the accompanying video below to make the dish exactly as it's meant to be. Cherry tomatoesor regular tomatoes. These add more acidity and sweetness to the curry, creating layers of flavor. Curry leaves (kadi patta/karuveppilai). Curry leaves add amazing flavor so they are well worth using if you have them or can access them. About the recipe 🙂 the thing about being a eggplant lover is that all of your recipes that call for eggplant are mouth-watering :). I will definitely try this one! Onions: Like the onions the tomatoes help create a flavorful gravy, but I like cutting them into chunky pieces so they don't quite disappear in the sauce.

Vindaloo is a dish that sprang from the belly of Goa, a lush paradise along India's scenic west coast. If you're staying away from grains, drizzle this curry over cauliflower rice for a fantastic and healthy meal. Spritz on some lemon juice or lime juice for added yum.