Curry recipies
Dec. 10th, 2017 01:08 am I threw a little get-together for some friends who were celebrating a thing. One of said friends is celiac so I was like, EEP! I know nothing about cooking gluten-free. But it turns out that curry is basically always gluten-free unless you do something weird to it, so I made two different types of curry and they both were amazing so I'm posting about it a) to share, so that you can make it too, and b) so that I remember once I run out of the massive fuck-ton of curry that is currently in my fridge.*
Vegetable Phall: I basically followed the instructions with a few changes:
Anyway they both turned out so well. It's 1 am and I'm not even hungry but it's taking all the restraint I have not to just eat more of it.
* Typically, I would anticipate food at a party that starts at 7. But this was a teacher party, and I forgot that dinner for teachers is like 5 or 6. So a lot of people had eaten already.
Vegetable Phall: I basically followed the instructions with a few changes:
- Vegetable oil instead of ghee.
- Patak's Vindaloo paste instead of curry powder.
- I'm fully incapable of measuring grams, so I just guestimated.
- Fenugreek powder instead of seeds, because I couldn't find seeds.
- Most importantly, I added a ghost pepper because the whole point of phall is to burn your insides out. I'd have added two if I were just cooking for myself.
- This does not take 8 minutes, fuck right off. It even says in the instructions that it takes half an hour.
- Patak's instead of curry powder.
- Garlic paste instead of powder, and much more than was suggested.
- I didn't see any turmeric, ginger, or garam masala in the recipe, so I added some.
Anyway they both turned out so well. It's 1 am and I'm not even hungry but it's taking all the restraint I have not to just eat more of it.
* Typically, I would anticipate food at a party that starts at 7. But this was a teacher party, and I forgot that dinner for teachers is like 5 or 6. So a lot of people had eaten already.