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Fry 2 onions, 3 inches of ginger paste (you can use frozen cubes from an Asian grocer or supermarket), and 4 chopped garlic cloves in neutral oil.
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Sharon W
a month ago
I made this with squash and edamame beans for a vegetarian curry
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Nisha
a month ago
such a great idea
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Phil J
a month ago
I’ve prepped my ingredients for tonight. Would adding English mustard to this dish work.
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Nisha
a month ago
Yes it adds a glorious zing give it a go and let me know
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Han B
a month ago
I liked it more the 2nd day
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Nisha
a month ago
yes curry is always better day 2/3
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Mairead C
a month ago
Absolutely delicious. May be my favourite yet... Thank you.
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Nisha
a month ago
so glad Mairead
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Jacqui P
a month ago
Easy to follow and delicious. I added chickpeas and spinach
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a month ago
wonderful x
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Wendy M
2 months ago
A really lovely dish 😋 Will definitely make again x
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Nisha
a month ago
you make it look amazing
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Jean S
2 months ago
Another superb dish thank you
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Julie S
2 months ago
Quick, easy and tastes fabulous .
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2 months ago
Love to see this!
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Odette C
2 months ago
Absolutely delicious! We made this with boneless thighs and it was perfectly balanced and tangy.
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Nisha
2 months ago
How fabulous!
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Jim P
2 months ago
Fantastic quick tasty recipe. Think I was too heavy handed on the ginger/garlic which was fine with me but made it too 'spicy' for Mrs P.....all that's left is mine then 🤪 went great with the easy rice recipe 👍🏻
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Carolyn C
2 months ago
Just become interested in cooking. Recipes are easy and delicious. Loving getting to know and use spices .
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Nisha
2 months ago
Well done keep going
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Bill S
2 months ago
First recipe from Curry Club and it was delicious. Looking forward to trying many more
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Nisha
2 months ago
well you made my dauy
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Chris W
2 months ago
Made this tonight omg what an easy but so so tasty meal. A real hit in our house defo on the weekly meal plan 😁 served with garlic & almond cauliflower rice
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Nisha
2 months ago
Wonderful
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Mark A
2 months ago
How long should we do the onions for pls?
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Nisha
2 months ago
about 8 mins
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Vicky Naylor
3 months ago
Kids are enjoying their curries and wanted a ‘jalfrezi’ that was milder, so I added coconut milk (eek) I suppose that’s not a jalfrezi now but they really enjoyed it! 😳
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Nisha
3 months ago
Its not a jalfrezi but you are doing exactly what every indian home does- adapts and makes it their own so bravo!!
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Vicky Naylor
3 months ago
There aren’t any peppers in the ingredients list, so I copied the video
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Nisha
3 months ago
My goodness thank you so much for this heads up- amended and apologies Vicky!! So grateful
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Vicky Naylor
3 months ago
It was really tasty, made it with the quick pilau and golden roasties. A very happy family curry night 😊
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Jayne W
3 months ago
I have made jalfrezi lots of times before but this has to be the quickest easiest tastiest.... Best yet I will be making this again ..... I added garden peas ( not in photo ) for extra pop 😀
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Nisha
3 months ago
this is wonderful to read thank you
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Maria H
4 months ago
Really easy to make and delicious. I added a bit more sugar as I used budget chopped tomatoes. Love the idea that you can alter the number of servings and the proportions change.
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Hollie B
4 months ago
A quick question if possible- is there a rule of thumb as to what garlic or ginger cubes (frozen) are equal too? So if says 2 inch stick of ginger how many cubes would that be? Sorry if a silly question 🙂
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Nisha
4 months ago
I will post a video on this! It is easy to buy them from asian grocers and as a rule of thumb I use one per person
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Jacqueline P
4 months ago
Got myself a spices tin ready to try your recipes will have them all at hand . 🙏
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Cook
30m
Ingredients
Method
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Step 1
Fry 2 onions, 3 inches of ginger paste (you can use frozen cubes from an Asian grocer or supermarket), and 4 chopped garlic cloves in neutral oil.
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For
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I
2
Onion
3
inch
Ginger paste, can use frozen cubes from any Asian grocer and some supermarkets
4
Garlic cloves, chopped
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I sometimes use frozen cubes from any Asian grocer and some supermarkets.
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Sharon W
a month ago
I made this with squash and edamame beans for a vegetarian curry
Like
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Nisha
a month ago
such a great idea
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Phil J
a month ago
I’ve prepped my ingredients for tonight. Would adding English mustard to this dish work.
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Reply
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Nisha
a month ago
Yes it adds a glorious zing give it a go and let me know
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Han B
a month ago
I liked it more the 2nd day
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Nisha
a month ago
yes curry is always better day 2/3
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Mairead C
a month ago
Absolutely delicious. May be my favourite yet... Thank you.
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Nisha
a month ago
so glad Mairead
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Jacqui P
a month ago
Easy to follow and delicious. I added chickpeas and spinach
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Nisha
a month ago
wonderful x
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Wendy M
2 months ago
A really lovely dish 😋 Will definitely make again x
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Nisha
a month ago
you make it look amazing
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Jean S
2 months ago
Another superb dish thank you
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Julie S
2 months ago
Quick, easy and tastes fabulous .
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Nisha
2 months ago
Love to see this!
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Odette C
2 months ago
Absolutely delicious! We made this with boneless thighs and it was perfectly balanced and tangy.
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Nisha
2 months ago
How fabulous!
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Jim P
2 months ago
Fantastic quick tasty recipe. Think I was too heavy handed on the ginger/garlic which was fine with me but made it too 'spicy' for Mrs P.....all that's left is mine then 🤪 went great with the easy rice recipe 👍🏻
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Carolyn C
2 months ago
Just become interested in cooking. Recipes are easy and delicious. Loving getting to know and use spices .
Like
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Nisha
2 months ago
Well done keep going
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Bill S
2 months ago
First recipe from Curry Club and it was delicious. Looking forward to trying many more
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Nisha
2 months ago
well you made my dauy
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Chris W
2 months ago
Made this tonight omg what an easy but so so tasty meal. A real hit in our house defo on the weekly meal plan 😁 served with garlic & almond cauliflower rice
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Nisha
2 months ago
Wonderful
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Mark A
2 months ago
How long should we do the onions for pls?
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Nisha
2 months ago
about 8 mins
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Vicky Naylor
3 months ago
Kids are enjoying their curries and wanted a ‘jalfrezi’ that was milder, so I added coconut milk (eek) I suppose that’s not a jalfrezi now but they really enjoyed it! 😳
Like
Reply
Cancel
Nisha
3 months ago
Its not a jalfrezi but you are doing exactly what every indian home does- adapts and makes it their own so bravo!!
Like
Reply
Cancel
V
Vicky Naylor
3 months ago
There aren’t any peppers in the ingredients list, so I copied the video
Like
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Nisha
3 months ago
My goodness thank you so much for this heads up- amended and apologies Vicky!! So grateful
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V
Vicky Naylor
3 months ago
It was really tasty, made it with the quick pilau and golden roasties. A very happy family curry night 😊
Like
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Cancel
Jayne W
3 months ago
I have made jalfrezi lots of times before but this has to be the quickest easiest tastiest.... Best yet I will be making this again ..... I added garden peas ( not in photo ) for extra pop 😀
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Nisha
3 months ago
this is wonderful to read thank you
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Maria H
4 months ago
Really easy to make and delicious. I added a bit more sugar as I used budget chopped tomatoes. Love the idea that you can alter the number of servings and the proportions change.
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Hollie B
4 months ago
A quick question if possible- is there a rule of thumb as to what garlic or ginger cubes (frozen) are equal too? So if says 2 inch stick of ginger how many cubes would that be? Sorry if a silly question 🙂
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Nisha
4 months ago
I will post a video on this! It is easy to buy them from asian grocers and as a rule of thumb I use one per person
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Cancel
Jacqueline P
4 months ago
Got myself a spices tin ready to try your recipes will have them all at hand . 🙏
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