Winter Veggie CurryNothing like a spicy curry on a cold day.
This is a vegetable curry that uses whatever vegetable you have in your fridge. Make your own curry mixture.
Curry is a mixture of all kinds of spices. No two curries are alike. It’s fun to create your own curry mix. Vegetable curry isn’t an actual recipe, there is too much variation. Feel free to experiment depending on your own personal tastes. You can use fresh spices and seeds or the powdered kind. Fresh is always better. The Base:
The Curry Mix:
The VegetablesUse what you have in the fridge. It’s a good idea to have both slow cooking meaty root vegetables along with the faster cooking light kind. Put the vegetables depending on how long they cook. First:Squash – Both Acorn and Butternut are great in curries. Chop up in bite size pieces. Yams- Chop into bite size pieces. Second:When the Squash or Yams are just tender put in - Thick skinned Baker potatoes – peel and quarter. Third:Carrots – bunch carrots are great. Cut diagonally for best results. Cauliflower – chopped. Fourth:Broccoli tops. Fifth:Celery – chopped diagonally Beans Peas – fresh or frozen. Last:Mushrooms – discard stems. Chop and sauté the onion in olive oil. When just brown add the chili or cayenne pepper and coriander seeds. Stir in tomatoes on a medium heat. Add all the spices except the bay leaf. Keep stirring while you add in the vegetables. Add water as needed. Add bay leaf. Adjust heat from simmer to medium as you put in the vegetables. Five minutes after you add the last vegetable, bring to a boil for one minute. Discard the bay leaf. If you have potatoes its a complete meal! Butternut Squash Coconut Curry
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