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greenrook | 11:27 Sat 17th May 2014 | Food & Drink
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I have a curry recipe here, which calls for 2 tablespoons of curry paste, and I haven't got any. I have however got curry powder, can I use that instead, and if so, how much would be the equivalent of 2 tablespoons?
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add oil to a heavy bottomed pan medium heat, and cook the curry powder, 2 or 3 spoonfuls, up to you how hot you want it, fry for a few minutes, then add chopped onions fry for a further 3 or 4 minutes then add chicken, beef or whatever meat you're using, fry until the meat is cooked thru, about 6 or 7 minutes, add a can of coconut milk plus half a can of water, also add a chicken stock cube and teaspoon of brown sugar and a splash of fish sauce if you have any, no problem if not, and simmer for 40 minutes or longer, the longer you slow cook it on low heat the better, 2 or 3 hours is not a problem. keep tasting it, if its not spicy enough add a little more curry powder. For a better curry add potatoes at same time as coconut milk. I base this on 3 people per can of milk. So, in summing up, one chicken breast (diced), one potato (quartered) and one onion (chopped) per person. I cook this in the morning a leave on very low heat for about 5 or 6 hours, the flavours do really come out. It may not work for you first time but the more you try it the better it will get. As I said before, just add curry powder until you get the right flavour for you. Good luck.
Curry powder will always give a better flavour if cooked off with oil and onions,garlic etc. Otherwise it can taste a bit harsh.
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Thanks very much to you both, much appreciated -G-
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