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Rating: 1 stars. This whole recipe is upside down. First of all you need to fry the whole spices. Use vegetable oil for Indian cooking, you want the oil to taste of these spices, not olives!. It is the taste of the spices in the oil whether whole or ground , that seperates high quality fare from stuff in glass jars and plastic packets.

Use 1" cinnamon stick instead of ground cinnamon, taste is far superior, put this in with the bay leaf though 2 is probably better and if you want more taste, 4 or 5 bruised cardomoms and a couple of cloves. All these need to go straight into very hot oil, the spices will pop and splutter and release their flavours into the oil. Should only need a minute or so, but if you have heat too low you will need to use your nose!.

Next add onion, garlic and ginger together, this will stop the garlic and ginger from tasting raw and allow them to release their flavours. Lower the heat, but still keep it medium high. Once onion etc is done add ground spices, let them touch the bottom of the hot pan stirring , they will brown somewhat and they won't taste raw, do this for about a minute again, use your nose!

Do the same for the tomato puree, it browns, taste improves. I would let the yoghurt integrate and cook a bit before adding the coconut milk. I don't why you would need to remove the bay leaf The above.. Reviews: Most Helpful. Nadia Orawski. I used this recipe when I made curry myself for the first time ever. I loved it! Absolutely wonderful. Having experimented with the recipe since that first experience, I suggest trying out a different first step.

In a dry pot pre-heated to a medium heat, first roast the curry powder for a minute or until browned, stirring constantly. Add the paprika and the cinnamon, and ginger stirring constantly.

I do not add the sugar Then add the garlic, bay leaf, and onions, and drizzle the olive oil over top. Continue as per the recipe. Amazing recipe and I will definitely use it again and again! The Gangrel. Kristi M. I served it on Jasmine rice. All I can say is that this is amazing!! If I could rate it stars, I would. I did not care for this recipe. Here are some options:. See directions in the recipe notes;.

This is not a spicy curry. So to add heat, either use HOT curry powder, or add cayenne pepper or ground chilli powder;. Make it richer — use coconut cream instead of milk. Or use more coconut milk and simmer to reduce for longer; and.

Add tomato paste to thicken the sauce a touch and make the sauce a darker colour. Use about 1. Serve it over rice, or even mashed potato or noodles. Basically anything that can be doused with that coconut curry sauce! Chicken with Mushroom Gravy.

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I forgot to share this when I published Gozleme! Turkish stuffed flatbreads I took them down to Jeff, a local who lives down at the dog park and he gave them a big thumbs up. You just need to cook clever and get creative! Your email address will not be published. Notify me via e-mail if anyone answers my comment. Super easy, non-messy, pan meal depending on what you cook it with, I put it over rice.

No complaints from those who ate it, and clean bowls at the end. Very nice curry! I added 1 tbsp tomato paste for some richness, 1 can of chickpeas to bulk it out and add nutritional value and reduced the over all liquid to ml. I found that even ml coconut cream and NO added water it was plenty liquid enough.. I actually had to simmer for quite a while to thicken it. I added the stock powder but no added water. Back to Recipes Pumpkin recipes Butternut squash See more. Back to Recipes Chicken slow cooker Veggie slow cooker See more.

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