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thermomix :: vindaloo curry

vindaloo curry

 

This is one of those amazing curries with BANG! of flavour. It has all the amazing flavours with a good amount of heat from the chill powder and spices. If you like it really hot, just increase the amount of fresh chilli – but be careful, too much can be very hot! This recipe is originally from the Fast and Easy Indian Cooking thermomix book. An amazing addition to your thermomix library.

1 1/2 tsp corriander seeds
1 tsp cumin seeds
4 cardamom pods
2 whole cloves
1 x 2.5cm cinnamon stick
1 fresh green chilli
2.5 cm ginger, sliced into 2mm size pieces
4 clove garlic, peeled
1 tbsp lemon juice
500 grams meat, diced into cubes (lamb, chicken or beef)
1 onion, peeled and quartered
1 tsp oil
3 fresh tomatoes, quartered
1/2 tsp tumeric
1tsp ground chilli powder
1/2 can diced tomatoes
pinch of salt
10g apple cider vinegar
150g water

♥Grind seends, cardammon, cloves, cinnamon 1 minute/speed 10
♥While the blades are still running, drop the chilli ginger and garlic and mince for a further 5 seconds.
♥Tip out the marinade into a bowl and store in the lemon juice along with the meat juice. Make sure the meat is well covered with he marinade. Cover and let sit in the fridge for 3 to 24 hours.
♥Chop onions 5 seconds/speed 4. Add the dash of oil and saute for 4 minutes/varoma temperature/speed 1.
♥Once meat has been marinating, put it back into the thermomix along with add diced tomatoes, tumeric, chilli powder, salt and 150g of water. Cook for 20 minutes/reverse/speed 1.

Serve with some rice, cous cows, vegetables and some fresh coriander on top. YUM!

 Do you have a favourite curry recipe? 

{photo credit: sara marlowe via photopin cc}

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  • http://www.sakuraharuka.com/ Ai Sakura

    Sounds easy enough with the thermomix! I’ve never made curry from scratch here… It’s just too easy and affordable to find good curry all over Singapore :p

    Ai @ Sakura Haruka

  • http://number-19.com Talia Carbis

    Oh yum! I don’t have a thermomix, but I’m still keen to try this out in my food processor or the like! I love Indian food. Definitely need to get there one day!

  • http://www.gocampingaustralia.blogspot.com/ Annie @ Go Camping Australia

    I am going to admit it. I really don’t understand what a Thermomix is all about. I keep hearing about people loving them or going to Thermomix parties, but I don’t get what they are!!! Are the food processors, ovens or what? People say I made Spag Bog and a dessert in my machine, and I am thinking “gross” and “how” all at the same time!

    Regards, Confused Annie.

    • http://www.theparentingfiles.com.au the parenting files – tahlia

      Annie it is like a food processor/blender/ soup maker/ cooker/ ice cream maker all in one. From chopping to cooking… it literally does do everything from a bolognese to an ice-cream in the bowl. Not at the same time though! But a bolognese takes about 20 minutes to make and ice cream 2 seconds. Not cheap…! But an incredible investment if you can afford it. You can then get rid of about 2 or 3 items in your kitchen!

      Look it up. And the support is amazing! Did I do a good sale job :) x

  • http://www.seanasmith.com/ Seana Smith

    Bookmarked! I have never ever made my own curry powder.. but I have the Thermie and now some inspiration.

    • http://www.theparentingfiles.com.au the parenting files – tahlia

      Seana it is sooooo easy! You must try! x

  • Danya Banya

    Oh yum!!! We are theromo-less, but it sounds fantastic. :)

  • Phil

    50 GRAMS OF MEAT?? Most recipes state 750 to 900 grams. This seems like a misprint.

    • http://www.theparentingfiles.com.au the parenting files – tahlia

      Your right… Misprint.. 50 grams is not much :) Should be 500

  • Kirsten Nauendorf

    You didn’t mention when to use the vinegar or diced tomato. You also didn’t state what temp to cook it on for the 20 minutes?

  • Speedy

    and apart from the vinegar, temperature details lacking, what about when to add the quartered tomatoes? terrible post, especially as you are ripping it off somebody else’s cookbook!

  • Tahlia

    Last step …. I cook at 100 degrees. All my recipes are an amalgamation of other recipes put together as my own. Thanks for your comments Speedy :)

  • Sally S

    So what temp is the meat cooked in and when does the apple cider vinegar and quartered tomatoes get added