I hadn't made a curry in so long! The cooler weather we've been having got me feeling like something warm...so I made this. It's a recipe I've made quite a few times on insta so if you're a long time follower then you'll already know aaaall about this! It's a fave of my family's. Ivy said that it's one of her faves along with make-your-own sandwiches, sushi & fish'n'chips! Now that was a big statement! Meanwhile Poppy ate hers but didn't want leftovers for her school lunch today. Ah well. More more ME!
You can absolutely serve this with rice but I love it like this...with fresh salad leaves, avocado, a spoonful of hummus (trust me...hummus is perfect with this but use plain yoghurt if you have that), coriander leaves & chilli flakes.
RECIPE
Ingredients
- 1 red onion
- 4 cloves of garlic
- 1 bunch of coriander
- 1/2 head of cauliflower
- 1 head of broccoli
- 1 small-medium sweet potato
- A small bunch of kale (use a couple of handfuls of spinach if you prefer)
- 1 cup split red lentils (these don't need soaking #winning)
- 700g jar of tomato pasta (Mutti is the BEST!)
- 2 cups of veggie stock
- 2 tsp cumin
- 1 tsp turmeric
- 1 tsp garam masala
Method
- Finely dice the onion & garlic & sauté in a large pot with olive oil
- Separate the coriander stalks & leaves, finely dice the stalks & add them in (if your coriander has roots on it then dice them & add them in too - just wash the coriander well - there is ALWAYS gritty bits in coriander!)
- Roughly chop the rest of the veggies (except the kale/spinach) into large or small pieces - whatever you prefer!
- Once the onion & garlic are translucent, add in the spices & mix. Cook for a minute or 2 or until you can smell the spices filling the room
- Add in those veggies & the rest of the ingredients (except the kale/spinach). Mix well. Bring to a simmer & leave with the lid ajar on the pot. Stir occasionally.
- The dish will take around 30-40 mins to cook.
- When it's almost done, add in the kale/spinach & mix through. They only need a few minutes to cook/wilt.
- Serve with those fresh coriander leaves on top & enjoy!
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