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20 February, 2010

Curry me up Jamie..


I've never made a curry, yes i have eaten a few, but never have i made one. I have had the best of intentions to make one for quite some time, years actually..lol.. and yesterday i finally got round to it. It's a Jamie Oliver recipe from his return of the naked chef, tried and tested by Rob..So on this recommendation off i went.. (this recipe serves 6-8 so i halved it).. Ange xx

LAMB CURRY
2T Butter 800g chopped tomato
285ml beef stock 1.5kg diced leg. lamb
1 handful both mint & coriander 2 red chillies
1 bunch coriander 285ml yoghurt
lime
Curry Paste
5cm fresh ginger peeled 2 red onions peeled
10 cloves garlic peeled
Hot Fragrant Rub
2T Fennel Seeds 2T Cumin Seeds
2T Coriander Seeds 1/2T Fenugreek seeds
1/2T Blk peppercorns 1 Clove
1/2 cinnamon stick 2 cardamon pods
salt and pepper to taste.
Lightly toast/roast these ingredients before grinding them into a powder.

Preheat oven to 170. Roughly chop paste ingredients, put in food processor with fragrant rub, puree. In a casserole pan fry curry paste mix add butter stir regularly till goldenish.. Add tomato, stock. Bring to boil, cover with foil put it in oven for 1.5hrs. Remove from oven put on stove simmer till thick. Meanwhile also fry off lamb in olive oil till golden, add to curry sauce, simmer for 1hr. Sprinkle with chopped mint and coriander, stir in yoghurt, season to taste, add in squeeze of lime to taste. serve on basmati rice. Garnish with chillies and corriander.

Lvl Difficulty - Can watch tv at same time
time - Free park almost up
End Result - Hi 5s all round!


1 comment:

  1. The curry sounds great. However, I don't understand why you would bake the the gravy for 1.5hrs before adding the meat...it seems excessive to me. Patty.

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