I'm very fond of curries; I've made many. The first time I tried this, it was a bit on the spicy side but -more than that- suffering from too much liquid. The Garam Masala didn't really work with that...
In this curry, I've taken a shortcut and used a jar of pasta sauce and minced ginger and garlic from a jar but the end result would never make you think this isn't an authentic Indian or Pakistani recipe!...
For the full Indian curry experience, serve this dish with warmed naan ( we use Recipe #258001), sliced green onion, and a bowl of spicy chutney. Be sure the lid to the Dutch oven closes tightly over the...
This curry is an adaptation of a recipe I found posted on several different websites. When I first served this dish, people commented on its professional, restaurant-like quality. However, the original...
When I ran my own Pub/Restaurant this was the most asked for recipe, I never did share it with my customers but I will share it with you. Feel free to use fresh apricots if you wish or fresh peaches are...
Saw this on Huey's Kitchen and the DH was interested but with a few tweaks for dietary reasons. Posting as I plan to make - the changes are I used spring onion for finely chopped red onion and cut brown...
One of the most wonderful coastal (Goan and Konkan) preparations of Chicken. Spicy, tangy full of flavour. From a cookery show by a five star chef. (Ingredients are listed in order of use)
This is from my favourite Malaysian chef, Amy Beh (kuali.com). A very spicy and flavourful curry that goes well with basmati rice, chappati or naan. To please by Swedish DH, apart from basmati rice, I...
A vegetable curry which is far too spicy for me but which I believe many would enjoy. It's certainly full of nutrition. I found this recipe in a March 2005 issue of the magazine 'Fresh'. I've posted it...
This is a lovely curry, full of meat and fruit. It is unusual but oh so yummy. It's always best eaten the next day. It comes from Indonesia, where the lady that gave me the recipe says she makes it up...
I got this recipe from a Thai cooking class (taught by Meiling Dawson @ Orson Gygi) and modified it a little. It's very versatile and delicious. Sometimes I use tofu instead ofbeef or all veggies. I use...
Thai red curry paste and coconut milk are easily found in the asian section of supermarkets. I am making this tomorrow after my Thai friend at work made us curry and I fell in love! Not a list of ingredients...
This dish is SO simple to make, and the flavors are really exotic! I buy a brand of curry paste at an Asian market near my home. The brand is called "Maesri" and it comes in small, 4 oz cans, which is...
This is a mild curry, from the Burmese coastal area. With only three spices this is an easy dish to prepare, and cook. It can be served with rice or noodles and as such makes a pleasant change.
A very simple and tasty quick throw together recipe that is delicious. I serve it over rice, with a nice spinach salad on the side, add a dinner roll and you have a quick elegant dinner. Great for when...
A good standard chicken curry. The secret to the curry is the 'rempah' or wet paste made from a multitude of fresh herbs and spices. Use this as a base recipe and then add extra chillies if you want it...
This is a spicy dish, but yet sweet with the addition of the sweet potatoes and plantains. Serve as a stew with roti or nana bread, Or atop of rice to stretch for more servings.
I haven't tried this, but it sounds very interesting. The brown rice is cooked with tomato juice, topped with an onion sauce and garnished with golden fried bananas. You make the sauce and fry the bananas...
This dish can be quite hot and spicy depending on the brand of curry paste used. the variety in the pouch (instead of the jar or can) tend to be milder. For those sensitive to spicy food, reduce the curry...
Knocked this up for a dinner party last night, as a mild dish. Tasty and quick! This will vary tremendously depending on the curry paste you are using. Taste it first. If it's super-hot, you'll need to...
Spinach and chicken cooked together made a wonderful combination, the addition of the cream adds a touch of smoothness and luxury to the dish. Not too spicy and suits all tastes. As a supper dish you can...
Stolen from Sapna Magazine Online, edited for clarity. This version has 75% less fat and 60% fewer calories than the traditional Murgh Makhani. Edited 6/18/08 based on commenters.
This makes for a really good authentic curry: beware this isn't the kind of dish you make when you are out of time. everything needs to be fried really well and thoroughly to get the flavours of the spices...
Creamy, peanutty, coconut curry sauce with slices of thick juicy steak with sharp, crisp green onions on top . London broil is budget friendly and when prepared correctly is very tender. The coconut peanut...
This looks like a lot of ingredients, but was really easy to prepare. We took the meat off the bones to make eating easier, but they add good flavour to the dish. We cheated and used ground spices but...
I remember eating fish curries in Bangladesh as a child. This is my version of one that I remember! Fish curries are always easy to prepare as the fish is usually put in toward the end. The subtle blend...
Nutty, creamy, rich as a Maharajah this is in the super curry league. Poppy seeds, almonds and pistachio nuts all add to the flavour, and help thicken the sauce.
from "Everyday Food" Magazine. Haven't tried this yet, but think my hubby will love it. Obviously, if you like your chops more cooked then up the frying time.
I spent a considerable number of years an Asian expatriate in the Western world, mostly as a student. Back when I was in boarding school in Australia, one of the things I missed the most were the steamy...
This recipe is from Sunset Magazine's Food Processor Cook Book, now out of print. These days I generally reduce the salt and the soy sauce a bit, but have included amounts as per the original recipe. What...
This is an Anglo-Indian receipe and your kids and friends will love it.Its not Chilli Hot (unless you want it to be).The spices you need you can get at any supermarket.And mark my words,the spices you...