[THC F13ND]

I've noticed a lot of us grow chilli, love hot food, or both, so heres a curry recipe for those of us who love the burn!🔥🔥

It's mostly improvised each time and most of the ingredients can have the quantity changed or substituted completely depending what's on hand and how you like it. Also, the recipe is gluten free and suitable for diabetics.

For this version I used -

3 medium onions
1/2 bulb of garlic (approx 8 cloves)
2 tins chopped tomatoes
Juice of 1 lemon
50g cayenne pepper
~30 bird eye chillis
3x5 cm piece of ginger
2tsp cumin seed
1tsp mustard seed
3tsp turmeric
2tsp nutmeg
3tsp coriander
3tsp cumin
2tsp garam masala
Fresh coriander leaves

All in it takes around an hour to make including prep, less if you're skilled with a knife

Before starting, peel the ginger and freeze it; it's much easier and quicker to grate frozen

So, there are two parts to the recipe, the paste, and the main curry.

For the paste first chop around half a dozen chilli and mix with the cumin seed, mustard seed, coriander, nutmeg, cayenne pepper and lemon juice, and mix through till it has a fairly thick consistency, you'll more than likely need to add a little water to smooth it out. It should look like this -
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Now, with the paste done, onto the main bit. Fry the onions for a few minutes, enough that they're cooked, and add the rest of the chilli along with the garlic and ginger and fry for another 2-3 mins. Next add in the cumin, turmeric and garam masala and mix it through thoroughly before adding the paste, and finally some chopped coriander leaves.

Et voila! 👌
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I don't really eat meat, so feel free to throw some in there but it's filling as is, some rice and a couple of naan and I'm all good.

ATB

[Budgie]

can't beat a nice home-made curry @THC F13ND

 

My top tips are

To make it the day before you need it. When it's cooked twice it rounds out all the flavours and tastes lusher.

Any left over sauce, freeze it and use that as a base for the next one you do.

Try not to use steel pans/implements, does something to the final flavour, try to get an aluminium or copper one and use wooden spatulas/spoons.

If it is a bit too hot, add a spoon or two of sugar to take the edge off.

[ZenArcher]

Now that must be a very hot curry with all those chillies in it.  My sphincter was nipping just reading recipe.      Sounds yummy though.       

 

Good tips on pans and utensils GB.  

[Bubonik Chronic]

Might have to try that mate,my tastebuds are fucked so it's right down my street 😊