Friday, 20 February 2009

curry recipe

With winter here, a finger-licking good, different curry is most
welcome. This is a robust, mild on spices, full of flavour lamb curry,
made from a recipe my sister-in-law sent with huge recommendations! A
Sanjeev Kapoor recipe.
This recipe came from the pork producers of
Nova Scotia, Canada that I got many years ago. I made it for the first
time the other day and everyone loved it. It is also very easy to make
and great for using left over pork.
2 teaspoons curry powder. Salt
and ground pepper to taste. A few drops of hot pepper sauce
(optional). Directions. In a medium bowl, stir together all of the
ingredients. Chill. Can be served in bulky rolls, bread, or as a green
salad
This is a recipe I came up with after trying several different
curry chicken recipes, that I just wasn't happy with. It's hearty and
delicious. -- posted by SpicyHot.
Remove the kokum squeeze the juice
from it into the curry and discard if the curry is pink and fairly
sour If it is not leave the kokum in for longer. Stir well before
serving cold with rice. This recipe is a refreshing light curry that

2 teaspoons curry powder. Salt and ground pepper to taste. A few
drops of hot pepper sauce (optional). Directions. In a medium bowl,
stir together all of the ingredients. Chill. Can be served in bulky
rolls, bread, or as a green salad
This is a recipe I came up with
after trying several different curry chicken recipes, that I just
wasn't happy with. It's hearty and delicious. -- posted by
SpicyHot.
This is a recipe I came up with after trying several
different curry chicken recipes, that I just wasn't happy with. It's
hearty and delicious. -- posted by SpicyHot.
Book to accompany the BBC
TV series Indian Food Made Easy.
2 teaspoons curry powder. Salt and
ground pepper to taste. A few drops of hot pepper sauce (optional).
Directions. In a medium bowl, stir together all of the ingredients.
Chill. Can be served in bulky rolls, bread, or as a green salad

Uncover and continue to cook until the meat is tender and sauce has
thickened slightly. For a milder curry use less chillies and black
peppercorns. When cooking with yoghurt do not allow the sauce to boil
or it will curdle. Serves 6.
Book to accompany the BBC TV series
Indian Food Made Easy.
As an example of one of the delicious but
healthy recipes in this book, I made Nigella's 'Curry in a Hurry' with
variations to suit my tastes and what I had on hand. This curry can be
made using light coconut milk instead of full fat,

Remove the kokum
squeeze the juice from it into the curry and discard if the curry is
pink and fairly sour If it is not leave the kokum in for longer. Stir
well before serving cold with rice. This recipe is a refreshing light
curry that


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