Potato Curry
Last night hubby made chicken curry, so today I made potato curry and chapattis to go with it.
Ingredients:
- potatoes
- salt
- 2 green chili's or more if you want it spicier!
- 1/2 onion
- turmeric
- mustard seeds
- cumin seeds
- 3 cloves of garlic
Method
- heat canola oil then add mustard seeds and pop them then add cumin seeds, green chili, garlic and onion and turmeric and salt
- mean while peel potatoes, cube and boil
- add cooked potatoes to onions with a little extra water, and frozen vegetables, this is not really traditional but as a dietitian I always add veggies!
Yum! I love curry with just about everything!
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Looks delicious! Definitely something I will have to try. I love Indian food- it just doesn't love me. Let's just say I have to be home when I eat it.=P
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ReplyDeleteWe went for a delicious Kerelan meal last night - I love all of the flavours, especially the fresh chutneys, and everything looks so beautiful. I think it's wonderful that you are introducing Jasmine to so many great tastes (without the salt and chilli, naturally!).
ReplyDeleteIs that chapatti or flat bread you're having there? Looks really good! Oh boy, your sweetie can really eat the whole little pot of potatoes?
ReplyDeleteyum, sounds delicious :D
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ReplyDeleteI haven't tried cooking curry food but I would adventure cooking it soon.
I don't know why but I associate Indian food with Fall and Winter- except for Tandoori Chicken and raita. I dont know why. This sounds wonderfully delicious.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful! Looks wonderful. And I updated Google Reader so I can keep up with what you're up to!
ReplyDeleteThis sounds fantastic. Love the use of the curry with the potatoes this way. Perfect.
ReplyDeleteThe ungourment: thanks so much
ReplyDeleteYummy: oh thats a shame maybe the spice thanks for stopping by
John: thanks for stopping by sure
Lickedspoon: we went to Kerala on our honeymoon gorgeous and the food is amazing as you say
My little space : not all at once!! he he oh and yep homemade chapatti the recipe is on my blog
girlichef: thanks
MJ: thanks, you will love it
Lori: actually I don't see why you couldn't use this as a potato salad
Suzie: thanks appreciate it
Donna: thanks
Rebecca
That looks curry-licious!
ReplyDeleteI soooo wish my family like Curry. Maybe I could make this just for me!!!
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Simply delicious! a great combination of flavors.
ReplyDeletehi Rebecca..
ReplyDeletethis looks like a perfect Indian meal.....perfect chapatis.
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ReplyDeleteThis sounds really good.
ReplyDeleteWow, Rebecca, you even make your own chapati. Brilliant!
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ReplyDeleteKenny: yep cool right!
the food hunter: thanks
Erica: thanks
Rebecca
mmm . . . I don't make a lot of curry since Chris isn't a fan, but that looks delish and fun to eat :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious! I wish I wasn't the only one in my family who liked curry!
ReplyDeletekristin he may change when I first meet my hubby I didn't like it now I love it nearly 10 yrs later he he
ReplyDeleteReeni: poor thing you can do like I do for Jasmine make one spicy for you and one without!!
I love a good curry. It is definately something I can eat on a regular basis!
ReplyDeleteSounds delicious - I love curries!
ReplyDeletethis sounds grat, cant wait to try it. i always add veggies to everything. lol so im glad you did.
ReplyDeletea world in a pan: I love them they are the best
ReplyDeleteNicole:thats cool to add veggies makes for a healthier meal!
Sarah: i agree
Rebecca
a world in a pan: I love them they are the best
ReplyDeleteNicole:thats cool to add veggies makes for a healthier meal!
Sarah: i agree
Rebecca