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gardening-girl

Recipe needed for (dare I say it) a chick-pea based curry.

I have discovered that I have two packets of dried chick-peas in the store cupboard.
Does anyone have a recipe for a curry using them?
Perhaps also using red lentils.

Have spent the very wet afternoon cleaning kitchen cupboards,why is there always OOD stuff lurking Embarassed Embarassed
AnnaD

I quite often make a potato and chickpea curry, but I make it up. I usually fry some pureed onions, garlic and fresh ginger, then fry that and some fresh chillis. Then I add two tins of chopped tomatoes, a tin of coconut milk, then add a tin of chickpeas and some cubed potatoes. Then it simmers until the potatoes are cooked and the sauce is reduced. Oh, and I add garam masala, a couple of cardamon pods, coriander seeds, cumin seeds and a bay leaf. I don't have any measurements because I just chuck everything in and hope for the best. But it always turns out really well Smile
earthyvirgo

I posted mine a few months ago GG. I'll see if I can locate a it using the search ...

EV
sean

earthyvirgo wrote:
I posted mine a few months ago GG. I'll see if I can locate a it using the search ...

EV


I think that tahir deleted it for using Patak's curry paste. Wink
sean

Here's one.
earthyvirgo

sean wrote:
earthyvirgo wrote:
I posted mine a few months ago GG. I'll see if I can locate a it using the search ...

EV


I think that tahir deleted it for using Patak's curry paste. Wink


A sin of terrible proportions Wink

EV
gardening-girl

Thanks for that!
Curry for Sunday.
tahir

Quick chickpea curry

1 can of chickpeas, drained
2 large onions, finely chopped
4 cloves garlic, finely chopped
1" ginger, finely grated
Tomato puree
Veg oil
Turmeric 1 level tsp
Garam masala big heaped tsp
salt
Chillies

Fry onions really hot till translucent, add garlic, ginger and tom puree (to taste) and chillis if using fresh, cook (hot) till the sauce starts coming together (you'll still have whole bits of onion), add the turmeric and garam masala, when it's got nice and aromatic add the chick peas and chillis (if using ground), heat through (medium) and serve.

Done. Should take less than 20 mins start to finish
Jamanda

Do you make your own tomato puree or use the stuff out of a tube Tahir?
tahir

Jamanda wrote:
Do you make your own tomato puree or use the stuff out of a tube Tahir?


I don't use puree but this is one I did at my mum's once with puree out of a tube, used the same base for prawns before too.
BethinPA

I just ate lunch, and yet I'm DROOLING over here! Laughing Sounds terrific, and so quick I could make it for myself for lunch (and not have to deal with pesky flavor-averse children Wink ).
judith

Re: Quick chickpea curry

tahir wrote:
1 can of chickpeas, drained
2 large onions, finely chopped
4 cloves garlic, finely chopped
1" ginger, finely grated
Tomato puree
Veg oil
Turmeric 1 level tsp
Garam masala big heaped tsp
salt
Chillies

Fry onions really hot till translucent, add garlic, ginger and tom puree (to taste) and chillis if using fresh, cook (hot) till the sauce starts coming together (you'll still have whole bits of onion), add the turmeric and garam masala, when it's got nice and aromatic add the chick peas and chillis (if using ground), heat through (medium) and serve.

Done. Should take less than 20 mins start to finish


Just did this with the addition of winter squash. Very nice indeed and I am now so stuffed I can barely waddle!
gardening-girl

That was a good recipe! yum-yum Very Happy
And some left for tomorrow.
Jamanda

gardening-girl wrote:
That was a good recipe! yum-yum Very Happy
And some left for tomorrow.


It'll be even better tomorrow. Very Happy
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