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Ingredients

    1 1/2tsp Cumin Seeds
    1tsp Mustard Powder
    2tsp Hot Chilli Powder
    1tsp Fenugreek Seeds
    1tsp Ground Cinnamon (or two sticks)
    1/2tsp Black Peppercorns
    6 Cloves
    50g - 75g Ghee (or oil)
    2tsp Coriander Seeds
    1/2tsp Cardamom Seeds (about 5 pods)
    300g Diced Beef
    1/2 Potato - Part boiled and quartered
    1tsp Turmeric Powder
    1tsp Salt
    1tsp Garlic Paste
    1tsp Ginger Paste
    125ml White Wine Vinegar
    1 Onion Diced
    2 Bay Leaves
    150ml Chicken Stock
    3 Finger Chillies (finely chopped)
    2tsp Garam Masala

The Vindaloo, originating from Goa in the south-west of India, packs a hefty punch of flavour and heat and isn’t always the hottest curry on offer in most Indian restaurants. This recipe is more traditional than is usually served in the restaurants as they just tend to be a hotter version of their standard curry – I’ll add the restaurant version of the Vindaloo later on down the line.

The potato is optional – this came from a later evolution of the recipe due to the word “aloo” meaning potato in Hindi. I have added it to this as I feel it adds extra flavour and texture to the recipe.

1. Add the coriander seeds, cardamom seeds, peppercorns, cloves, chilli powder, cinnamon, fenugreek seeds and cumin seeds to pan with a splodge of ghee (or oil) and gently fry on a low heat for a couple of minutes. Stir frequently to prevent burning.

2. Tip into a mortar and pestle and grind as fine as possible – this is especially important if you are using cinnamon sticks.

3. Mix together the ginger paste, garlic paste, mustard powder, turmeric powder and salt with the white whine vinegar to make a paste. Add to the mortar and pestle and mix with the other spices.

4. Melt the ghee in a large pan, add the onions and cook until a golden colour on low heat. Add the beef.

5. Once the beef has been sealed, pour in the mixture from the mortar and pestle along with the chicken stock and bring to the boil. Immediately reduce to a simmer, pop in the bay leaves and the chillies and leave to reduce for 15 minutes (stirring occasionally).

6. If you’re adding potatoes, add them 5 minutes before the 15 minutes are up in step 5.

7. Add the garam masala and leave to cook for a couple more minutes, the curry is ready once the sauce is thick and the oil has separated. Serve with fresh coriander to garnish.

Beef Indian Curry Recipes Curry Recipe Chicken Leaves Powder College Goat Puff Paste Rice Plant Leaf Photos Pics

Beef Indian Curry Recipes Curry Recipe Chicken Leaves Powder College Goat Puff Paste Rice Plant Leaf Photos Pics

Beef Indian Curry Recipes Curry Recipe Chicken Leaves Powder College Goat Puff Paste Rice Plant Leaf Photos Pics 

Beef Indian Curry Recipes Curry Recipe Chicken Leaves Powder College Goat Puff Paste Rice Plant Leaf Photos Pics

Beef Indian Curry Recipes Curry Recipe Chicken Leaves Powder College Goat Puff Paste Rice Plant Leaf Photos Pics

Beef Indian Curry Recipes Curry Recipe Chicken Leaves Powder College Goat Puff Paste Rice Plant Leaf Photos Pics

Beef Indian Curry Recipes Curry Recipe Chicken Leaves Powder College Goat Puff Paste Rice Plant Leaf Photos Pics

Beef Indian Curry Recipes Curry Recipe Chicken Leaves Powder College Goat Puff Paste Rice Plant Leaf Photos Pics

Beef Indian Curry Recipes Curry Recipe Chicken Leaves Powder College Goat Puff Paste Rice Plant Leaf Photos Pics

 

Beef Indian Curry Recipes Curry Recipe Chicken Leaves Powder College Goat Puff Paste Rice Plant Leaf Photos Pics

Beef Indian Curry Recipes Curry Recipe Chicken Leaves Powder College Goat Puff Paste Rice Plant Leaf Photos Pics