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Can you give me your best vegetable curry recipes please

17 replies

drivinmecrazy · 21/02/2022 18:59

I hate chicken with a passion so we have been making fish or prawn curries but DH not so keen.
Never made a veggie curry so don't know where to start.
Pretty open to all vegetables but less so cauliflower or sweet potatoes.
Don't need chickpea recipes because I have that down to a tee.
So hit me with your best recipes please

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Fivemoreminutes1 · 21/02/2022 19:12

Paneer korma
Thai butternut
Aubergine and tomato

midsomermurderess · 21/02/2022 19:55

I like this sweet potato and peanut massaman curry recipe from Tesco sweet potato etc

midsomermurderess · 21/02/2022 19:55

Sorry, link realfood.tesco.com/recipes/sweet-potato-and-peanut-massaman-curry.html

BeanyBops · 21/02/2022 19:58

A dead simple, foolproof lentil Dahl: toast red lentils and a few tablespoons of curry powder on a high heat for a few minutes. Add vegetable stock and a tablespoon tomato puree. Bring to boil and simmer until lentils are soft. Finished! Takes about 20 minutes. Quantities of lentils to water vary by which lentils you buy but if I filled a pan with 1/4 lentils I would add stock to fill half the pan and top up as needed.

Muuuuuuuum · 21/02/2022 20:02

If you like aubergine, this is my favourite
meerasodha.com/recipes/aubergine-and-cherry-tomato-curry/

KimchiWithMe · 21/02/2022 20:47

Barwhan aloo (stuffed potatoes)

KimchiWithMe · 21/02/2022 20:49

www.tarladalal.com/bharwan-aloo-22423r

BlingLoving · 22/02/2022 15:52

Ooh, thank you for the Meera Sodha link - that aubergine and tomato curry looks amazing an a quick look at the website offers some interesting ideas.

Our basic quick, super easy, vegetable curry is:

Half a tin coconut milk in pan, simmered to thicken. Add red thai curry paste and stir well. Then rest of the coconut milk and bring to to a simmer. Add about 300ml stock. Then add vegetables, at different times according to cooking time. eg we usually do butternut, tomato, and sugar snap peas so I add butternut first, simmer for about 15-20 minutes, then tomatoes, then for final 3 minutes sugar snap peas. (the original recipe called for fresh peas and some spinach if I recall. I've also done it with cauliflower and I suspect aubergines would work well too).

Once vegetables cooked, add generous squeeze of lime juice, a teaspoon of brown sugar and a teaspoon of fish sauce (adjust to taste), probably some salt. Fresh coriander if you have it.

Done.

Grasshopper90 · 23/02/2022 19:06

Made this last week and it was great. www.theguardian.com/food/2020/jul/13/thomasina-miers-recipe-potato-chickpea-curry

I added peas as well as as chickpeas.

I also like this one which you can make with whatever veggies you like if you don't want to use the ones specified. www.bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/vegetable-curry-crowd

CMac79 · 28/02/2022 10:17

This is one of my faves and super easy to make!

www.spicepots.com/blogs/recipes/spice-pots-lazy-vegetable-bhuna-curry

Lastqueenofscotland · 28/02/2022 22:18

Vegan Richas website is great for veggie curries

PurpleDaisies · 28/02/2022 22:21

This is a great biryani

www.cookwithmanali.com/restaurant-style-vegetable-biryani/

rumred · 01/03/2022 14:44

Get hold of the prashad cookbook. Her recipes have made my curries fabulous. All veggie. I have a spice tray so I make everything from scratch. It's a game changer
If you're in West Yorkshire the prashad restaurant is excellent. The pethis are heavenly

Blossomgate22 · 01/03/2022 20:41

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Local cafe.

Blossomgate22 · 01/03/2022 20:44

Step 2 and 3 also on the fb page above.

Pitstop1986 · 02/03/2022 10:12

1 inch price fresh ginger, 2 red chillis, 4 cloves garlic, 1tsp garam masala, 1tsp tumeric, 1 TSP cumin, 1 TSP ground coriander, 1 TSP chilli powder (omit if you don't like it too hot) in a large frying pan with a spoon coconut oil, cook 1-2 mins. Add 2 cups vegetable stock, 1 cup rinsed dry red lentils, 1 tin tomatoes, 1 tin coconut milk. Simmer for 25 mins, add a tablespoon almond butter, stir and serve.

This is great on it's own, but I usually chuck in whatever is in the fridge- diced peppers, onions, cubed root veg, small cauliflower florets, chopped courgette, etc... Or from the cupboard any tinned beans- chickpeas, black beans, butter beans, etc.

We have this about once every week or two. It's our go to curry recipe

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