members recipes

Pumpkin curry

Added by peanutts | Wed 28 Jan 2009 @ 12:03

Pumpkin curry

Ingredients

300g butternut squash or pumpkin
1 onion sliced
2 cloves garlic, grated or pound to a paste
1” piece ginger grated
3” piece rampe leaf cut into big pieces
1 sprig curry leaf
1 tbsp tomato puree or paste
2 tsp roasted curry powder
1 tsp chilli powder
100g dried Maldives tuna fish chips ( optional)
250 ml coconut milk
½ tsp sugar
2 tbsp ghee or vegetable oil

Method
1.Clean pumpkin/ butternut squash , cut into large cubes. Set aside

2.Add chilli powder and roasted curry powder into the coconut milk . Set a side.

3.Heat ghee /oil in a large cooking pot or saucepan, add onion slices and cook till soft and translucent.

4.Add curry leaves, rampe , ginger and garlic in to the onions and stir for 1-2 minutes.

5.Lower heat , add tomato puree, stir to coat the onion mixture with the tomato paste .

6.add pumpkin/ butternut squash and dried tuna chips ifusing, stir to coat with the mixture.

7.Add the coconut milk mixture and give it a stir. Add salt . Cover and cook till the pumpkin is tender. Stir occasionally to prevent burning. Pumpkin doesn’t take too long to cook about 5 minutes .

8.After 5 minutes, remove lid , add a little water if you want more gravy . Add sugar and stir slowly.

Switch off heat and serve with roshi or as a side dish .

tried this recipe or a similar one? share your tips...

1. by Anu on Wed 31 Aug 2011 @ 13:04

I added a handful of peanuts to the gravy. Made it quite interesting, a bit of crunch came thru. We are vegetarian so I didnt use the fish.<br />

2. by Jenny on Sun 01 Nov 2009 @ 21:06

I modified this recipe according to ingredients I had in the cupboard, using a splash of fish sauce (nam pla) to flavour instead of the fish flakes, and also adding cubed beef, chopped coriander and a squeeze of fresh lime at the end - it was really delicious!

3. by The Pulle on Sat 24 Oct 2009 @ 18:46

any Sri lankan or south indian store should have this dried fish . usually bottled .

The Pulle

4. by Anne on Tue 04 Aug 2009 @ 15:04

I too have been searching for maldive fish here in the UK and have been scouring the internet but so far haven't come across a single place selling it. I live in Bath and could only buy it by mail order. If anyone out there knows of some party who sells this item do let me know and I would be ever so grateful.
Thanks and bye
Anne

5. by Debbie Major on Thu 23 Apr 2009 @ 09:55

Where did you manage to find dried Maldive tuna fish chips? Any store names (in London OK) or mail order suppliers would be great. Thank you.

Leave comments

addBtn

register now and start adding your own recipes, chatting in the forums, + much more...

gardening articles

hanging basket tips and advice
hanging basket tips and advice
Added by brightgardens
Fri 15 Mar 2013 @ 16:50


see all articles

what's in season now

tomatoes
there are many good reasons to buy food that is on season, check out Jamie's in season
calendar guide

jamie's recipes quick links