Thread: Easy Peasy one pot beef & tomato curry

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1 tsp finely grated ginger, 4 garlic cloves (finely chopped), 2 chillies (finely chopped). I use scotch bonnet or habanero chillies as I like the smokiness and heat, but use whichever chillies are to your taste. large handful roughly chopped coriander




1 bell pepper (sliced into strips), 1 onion (diced)

100ml coconut milk, 1tbsp tomato puree, salt & pepper to taste



350ml water

That's it for ingredients. As I said, bung them all into a large ish pot




Mix together...



Bring to the boil, cover with a lid and simmer over a low heat for 1 hour 30 mins.

After 1 hour 30 mins it will look like this. Remove lid and increase heat while stirring occasionally to reduce and thicken sauce for 5 or 6 mins.



Serve with rice or bread

Originally Posted by Koojo

And?.

Tsk, tsk. Patience is a virtue, Koojo

Fat free cooking - well done. Will try it next week

Looks worth the wait, good job,
Have a green.

Originally Posted by pseudolus

Will try it next week

Let me know what you think

Originally Posted by Koojo

Looks worth the wait, good job,

Cheers, Kooj

Nice, NR!

Even looks appetising for me...

Nice one NR. I'm not much good with all the different ingredients so just use a good paste.
You'll probably enjoy Rick Steins India as he does a proper curry too just like yourself, very inspiring.

BBC iPlayer - Rick Stein's India: Episode 1

That looks damn good, Miss Rain.

I'd marry you myself, if you put a beer next to it

It does look good indeed, Mr. Rain has a culinary feast to enjoy yum yum.

Originally Posted by Neo

You'll probably enjoy Rick Steins India as he does a proper curry too just like yourself, very inspiring.

Been watching it. Mr NR & I have been drooling over a lot of the street type food he's shown

Originally Posted by Dillinger

I'd marry you myself, if you put a beer next to it

Hehehe. You'd have to fight Mr NR. I swear one of the main reasons he's marrying me is my cooking

Originally Posted by November Rain

I swear one of the main reasons he's marrying me is my cooking

Originally Posted by November Rain

I have been drooling

hmmmmm

I've been watching Rick Steins India too!!

Good one NR!!

Originally Posted by Rural Surin

Even looks appetising for me...

High praise, indeed

Originally Posted by dobella

It does look good indeed, Mr. Rain has a culinary feast to enjoy yum yum.

This was Monday's. He's got lasagne made from scratch tonight.

Originally Posted by patsycat

Good one NR!!

Cheers, Pats

Saxo course sea salt ?
that's for big puffs, get some healthy

Looks great!

Nice one NR green sent , but 1 point deducted for too much fat/ sinew stuff on the meat before cooking ,, I,m a fussy git can only eat 100% lean meat ,, just me sorry

Originally Posted by nigelandjan

but 1 point deducted for too much fat/ sinew stuff on the meat before cooking ,, I,m a fussy git can only eat 100% lean meat ,, just me sorry

Understand, but I'm in the camp of a little fat increases flavour

Exactly! All the flavour comes from fat, that's why waygui beef is so good.

Originally Posted by November Rain

Originally Posted by nigelandjan

but 1 point deducted for too much fat/ sinew stuff on the meat before cooking ,, I,m a fussy git can only eat 100% lean meat ,, just me sorry

Understand, but I'm in the camp of a little fat increases flavour

And you'd be in the right camp, it's also not necessarily terribly bad for you.

Originally Posted by Neo

Nice one NR. I'm not much good with all the different ingredients so just use a good paste.

Same as the Prego king 'cooks' spaghetti with a jar. which is fine, there's nothing wrong with taking shortcuts, but they're not really thread worthy, are they?