I love curry. Fortunately, there are many plant based curry recipes available. I’ve enjoyed madras curried lentils and aloo matar. For Try This Tuesday, I tried another recipe from the most recent issue of Thrive Magazine. This yummy curry was created by vegan Lauren Hallman.
Here is Lauren’s easy to follow recipe:
These are all ingredients I keep on hand, in my cupboards and my wooden vegetable box. That makes this recipe a cinch to put together, and dinner was ready in under 30 minutes. I started a double batch of brown rice cooking in the pressure pot, before beginning the curry, so both would be ready about the same time.
To ease the process, I chopped and diced veggies, opened the can of chick peas and drained and rinsed them, and opened the coconut milk and tomato paste as well before beginning the cooking. Using a small glass bowl, I measured out the spices and combined them in the bowl, so I could dump them all in at once.
This curry lived up to its name. The sweet potatoes provided the “sweet” part, while the spices contributed the savory, without adding too much heat. Children would enjoy this curry dish.
I know I certainly enjoyed it! The recipe makes plenty of curry, enough to savor for a couple of meals at least. I topped my first bowl of curry with chopped cilantro and a squeeze of lime juice. For lunch today I added sliced avocado to my bowl.
This delicious and nutritious recipe goes into my Keep File!
