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Leftover Rotisserie Chicken Soup Recipe

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This Leftover Rotisserie Chicken Soup Recipe is something I like to make after making a whole chicken. 

Start by making a Whole Chicken recipe you can find that recipe here.

WHAT TO DO WITH ROTISSERIE CHICKEN LEFTOVER

Make this soup 🙂 This soup utilizes the bones of your leftover Rotisserie chicken to make a chicken bone broth for the most amazing soup. 

Whenever I or someone I love gets sick with a cold. The first thing I do is make a large batch of homemade chicken soup.

And the best way and cheapest way to make this soup too, is to use the meat and bones from a leftover rotisserie chicken from the night before.

Two meals in one. IT’S A WIN WIN!

ROTISSERIE CHICKEN SOUP WITHOUT NOODLES

There are a few versions of this kind of of soup out there, this one is a little different as it uses the leftover bones for the chicken broth. And has no noodles in it, of course you can add them if you’d like.

Just make sure your adding more stock or very little noodles to this particular recipe.

And as you may know bone broth is said to be nature’s pharmacy.

And so this soup has everything you need in it to ward off any type of cold or flu.

It defiantly will help your body rests and works to get better.

WHAT IS IN ROTISSERIE CHICKEN SOUP

This soup is packed with garlic, ginger, curry, turmeric, cinnamon, cayenne and paprika spices that are sure to make you feel better feel.

The benefits soon after sipping this warm soup will be felt all over.

Serve alongside with a lemon wedges if desired for an extra punch of vitamin C, I hope feel so good after sipping this warm bowl of soup!

This is real soup, not that over processed stuff that comes from a can.

How To Make Rotisserie Chicken Soup

  1. Start by shredding the cooked chicken breasts with two forks and set aside.
  2. Next chop 2 green onions into bite size pieces and set aside
  3. Mince the garlic from 3 garlic and set aside. 
  4. Mince the ginger and set aside. 
  5. Next remove all the meat left on your Rotisserie chicken and then place the chicken carcass into a large stock pot and add 8 cups of water along with your minced garlic and ginger.
  6. Simmer on low heat for 45 minutes turning a few times to allow the stock to develop.
  7. Once the stock has developed, discard the carcass and place the stock aside in a large bowl.
  8. In the same -pot add in all the spices, soya sauce and simmer on medium – low for 15 minutes.
  9. Season with salt and enjoy warm, allowing your body to heal itself.

You can add more vegetables you like, such as: 

  • KALE
  • SPINACH
  • CELERY

ROTISSERIE CHICKEN SOUP WITH RICE

Yes, go ahead and add rice or noodles during the cooking process if you’d like. 

Just make sure that you are following the directions on the package for the cooking times. And do not add more than 1/2 a cup otherwise the liquid will be all gone. 

I have plenty of soup of other soups on this site that would help anyone to feel better. One of which is my Vegetable Egg drop soup. It is absolutely delicious and healthy for you as well.

And my Duck Pho Soup

Bok Choy Chicken Garlic (Flu-Fighter) Soup

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Persian Stew (Ghorme Sabzi)

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This Persian Stew (Ghorme Sabzi) is a very popular dish that hails from Iran. It is made with either beef or lamb, kidney beans and some other special ingredients. 

My friend shared a flat with an Iranian man during his University days and during this time the young man’s Mother would often come over and spend the whole day cooking for them (Spoiled)!

It has been many years since then, however Jason had not forgotten how good those meals where. And one of his favorite dishes was for this Persian Herb Stew. 

Recently, I was asked to try and prepare some traditional dishes in exchange for a few nights of fine dining somewhere, so I gladly took the challenge.

I must admit i was like a fish out of water, because i never cooked Iranian food before so i wasn’t sure what recipes or techniques to use.

However with some time a patience i learned the tricks to making this delicious dish. My first attempts failed, I was following the wrong recipes, and to my partner’s disappointment none of the dishes I prepared tasted at all like he remembered.

But I did not give up and set my focus on Ghorme sabzi  which is considered the Iranian national dish, and understandably so, it’s absolutely delicious not to mention very healthy.

I finally prepared this recipe here, and we both were instantly in Ghorme Sabzi Persian Heaven! Knowing we found the right recipe that is sure to please those who know it all to well and those trying it for the first time. Serve with basmati rice and enjoy!

Adapted @ The Persian Pot

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COCONUT CURRY SHRIMP

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Satisfy your curry craving tonight with this mouthwatering  Coconut Curry Shrimp that contains a fusion of flavor. 

This Coconut Curry Shrimp is bursting with flavors from around the World.

As it contains two different types of curry flavors in it. 

Think Thailand meets Jamaica! 

And trust me it is super simple to make. 

If you have never tried Red Thai Curry before, I encourage you to give it a try. 

Some of the ingredients of RED THAI CURRY paste includes “Lemongrass”; “Galangal” , “Kaffir lime leaves” and Bird’s Eye Thai chilies. 

HOW TO MAKE COCONUT CURRY SHRIMP

  • Red Thai Curry Paste * see the picture below for my favorite brand
  • Jamaican Curry Powder
  • Thick Coconut milk * skip the watered down varieties
  • Shrimp
  • Cilantro
  • Green peppers
  • Onion
  • Limes
  • Rice

Our favorite “RED THAI CURRY PASTE”

The shrimp is curried to perfection and has become one of our new households favorites. 

It is very similar to my Jamaican Curry Shrimp and if your interested in that recipe.

It is also a favorite in our household.

The difference between that recipe and this recipe is that here we are adding tomatoes and omitting the scotch bonnet peppers and replacing that with a bit of “Red Thai Curry” paste. 

Both recipes are amazing and I encourage you to try this one and that one separately. 

So if you like curry as much as me, then you are sure to love this recipe. We are infusing it also with salt and pepper, tomatoes and coconut milk that help to bring all those curry flavors alive.

Keep in mind you will want to use a good quality coconut milk, one that is not to watery. When it comes to the tomatoes you can choose fresh or canned.

COCONUT CURRY SHRIMP AND RICE

  • Start by making your rice
  • Bring a medium pot of water to a boil
  • Turn the heat down to medium and add in 2 cups of rice
  • Simmer on medium heat till the water is almost evaporated
  • Turn down to low and simmer till tender, keep an eye on the liquid you may need to add a bit more or remove some.

HOW TO MAKE COCONUT CURRY SHRIMP

This recipe is super easy to make. Trust me it is as easy as 1, 2, 3

First you want to cook some rice. I like to use Basmati rice for this dish, however any type works. 

  1. First you want to cook some rice. I like to use Basmati rice for this dish, however any type works. 
  2. Then in a large skillet you will want to add some coconut oil then the garlic and ginger powder along with the Jamaican curry powder and saute on medium heat till fragrant.
  3. Next add in your Red Thai Curry paste and saute 1 minute till fragrant.
  4. Add in remaining spices then the can of coconut milk.
  5. Simmer on medium heat and add in your chopped onion and green pepper. Simmer on medium – low till the veggies have become tender. 
  6. Lastly add in the shrimp and cook till no longer pink.
  7. Serve over rice with fresh limes. 

Keep in mind you can use fresh ginger and garlic if you so desire.

Notes: “Lemongrass”, “Galangal” and “Kaffir lime leaves” can be found in most Asian stores. “Thai Red Curry Paste” can be found in most Supermarkets, Thai Red Curry paste has all the above ingredients in it needed to make this dish.

HOW TO COOK COCONUT CURRY SHRIMP JAMAICAN STYLE

Find that recipe here on my website: Jamaican Coconut Shrimp Curry

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Chicken Karahi

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This is a traditional recipe for Chicken Karahi which is a popular dish that hails from India and Pakistan. Karahi basically means “pot” in which this is slow cooked in. 

However with today’s cooking tools. You can prepare this recipe very quickly using an INSTANT POT!

And making a great curry doesn’t have to be that hard at all. You just need to make a right on cumin avenue, and then a left on ginger street right through to the fenugreek walk way and then soon after you end up in Chicken Karahi heaven. 

WHAT IS CHICKEN KARAHI

It is a Chicken dish that traditionally was simmered over an open fire in a cast iron pot. 

If you are not familiar with making these types of curries but have liked many other Indian curry type recipes in the past, then you are sure to love Chicken Karahi.

Made with fresh chicken breasts, tomato paste, onion, “ghee” (Indian butter) and a bunch of Indian spices. You are sure to love it as much as we do!  

I encourage you to try it, because once you do you will be hooked just like me.

WHAT DOES CHICKEN KARAHI TASTE LIKE

Like heaven in a bowl, no kidding. It has a rich creamy tomatoes taste with hints green chili peppers, cilantro, and  ginger flavors. 

Chicken Karahi is also noted for its spicy notes. You can downplay that if you like as well!

I use red chili powder traditional Chicken Karahi calls for kashmiri red chilli powder. 

But that spice tends to be hard to find in Canada, so I will leave that up to you.

Then I also use green chilies, if you want something milder you can use green bell pepper as a substitute. 

It can also be prepared with goat or lamb meat instead of chicken, totally up to you.

Personally I prefer the chicken kind though, it’s one of my favorites.

HOW TO MAKE CHICKEN KARAHI

Traditionally, Chicken Karahi recipes used a whole chicken. However in today’s restaurants many use chicken breasts. And that is what I am using for this recipe! I will leave that up to you.

You can always use chicken legs, thighs etc. Whatever you have on hand for this dish!

We hope you give this creamy curry a try, and enjoy it as much as we do. Serve it alongside some naan bread, or rice and you have yourself the most amazing meal. 

Simply purchase the basic ingredients and then the next time your in the mood for some Karahi, you will simply have everything you need in stock to make it every time.

And I’m sure that time will soon, because this curry is unbelievably tasty! 

Here at CCA we buy all our curry ingredients roughly every 6 months or so to keep things fresh. This allows us to prepare endless curry meals throughout the year. 

WHAT TO SERVE WITH CHICKEN KARAHI

Basmati rice or NAAN BREAD of course!

 

LOOKING FOR OTHER EASY CURRY RECIPES 

Note: this dish can be made with goat , beef or lamb too. If you are cooking with goat add 1 tbsp of lime juice to the meat once rinsed and set aside.

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Creamy Coconut Curry Chicken

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This Creamy Coconut Chicken Curry can be prepare on your stove top, slow cooker or instant pot. 

Want another Indian restaurant style recipe? Try my Butter Chicken or my Lamb Curry.

Coconut Chicken Curry can be served alongside some basmati rice or some Homemade Naan Bread!

Love Indian food as much as me? Then your going to want to try my “Eggplant Curry” , BUTTER CHICKEN or my “Chickpea Curry” as well. 

BUTTER CHICKEN 

THIS “BUTTER FENUGREEK NAAN BREAD” RECIPE IS A WINNER!

IS INDIAN CHICKEN CURRY HEALTHY?

Yes in most cases it is, however it really depends on the way it is made. Some curries call for heavy cream and lots of butter.

Like the typically butter chicken recipe that we have all come to know and love.

I love butter chicken just like the rest of you. However I have learned to make it slightly healthier.

Feel free to check out my recipe here for that recipe: Butter Chicken

My recipe here calls for coconut milk and no cream. Making this a very healthy curry option for those trying to watch their calories intake. 

Your family will not believe this dish is being served straight from your kitchen, it’s that good. 

I used to order this type of dish at our local East Indian restaurant, however now I make it often at home. 

You can find the pre-made curry package that I used to make this curry in the AMAZON link below or you can just add in each spice individually if you prefer.

 

This simple curry will impress even the pickiest of eaters.

And will have your family thinking that you either

a) ordered this from your local Indian restaurant or

b) have taken some cooking lessons because it tastes so amazing! 

WHAT TYPE OF CURRY SHOULD I USE TO MAKE COCONUT CHICKEN CURRY

Curry powder is a blend of up to 20 different herbs and spices.

And there are many different type of curries available. Whenever I am making any Indian dish, I like to use a “mild indian curry” or for a hotter curry I will opt for “Madras Curry”.

Both can be found in the ethnic aisle in the Indian spice section!

LEARN MORE HERE ABOUT CURRY: All About Curry Powders

HOW TO MAKE INDIAN CHICKEN CURRY WITH COCONUT MILK

Cooking methods:

  • Simmer on a low-medium heat for 30 minutes on the stovetop
  • Cook in the pressure cooker around 10 minutes or depending on your instructions
  • Cook in the slow cooker from 8-10 hours.

Today, I used my pressure cooker because I was in a hurry to have dinner on the table so I could watch my favorite recorded show on the PVR. 

However this type of dish can be made either way.

This delicious curry is made with boneless chicken breast and simmered in a rich tomato, yogurt, coconut sauce that you’re sure love time and time again.

WHAT IS INDIAN CHICKEN CURRY

Indian chicken curry is the ultimate comfort food for a lot of Indian people.

Typically it is served over a bed of Jasmine rice and is made with chicken, spices, tomatoes and some type of cream. 

As you may know if you have been to my blog before, I LOVE Curry.

So if you like curried foods as much as me then you are going to love this simple recipe too. 

Guaranteed! 

Plus it is a tad different than the average chicken curry recipes.

Feel free to add some cubed mini potatoes to this curry if you like, just omit the rice if you choose to do that. 

Either way this dish will turn out amazing!

SPICES USED IN COCONUT CHICKEN CURRY

  • 1 tbsp Garam masala
  • 1 tbsp Curry powder
  • 1 tbsp Turmeric powder
  • 1 tsp Coriander
  • 1 tsp Cumin
  • 1 tsp Sugar
  • 1 tsp Cayenne pepper powder
  • 1 tbsp or tsp of Salt, according to taste
  • 1 tbsp Kasoori Methi” = “Dried fenugreek” , optional

The green seasoning you see on top of this dish is called “Kasoori Methi” which is basically dried fenugreek” leaves.

It can be found in almost any international isle at your local grocery. See below!

If you cannot find “dried fenugreek” leaves you can just omit it. 

However I find it adds an extra element to the dish that is really nice.

I have shared a few other curry recipes here on my blog, however this is the first one with coconut milk vs cream/milk. So if your lactose intolerant than this dish may be right up your ally. 

WHAT GOES WITH COCONUT CHICKEN CURRY

Be sure to make some basmati rice to serve alongside or if you really want to make it extra special go ahead and make some homemade Naan Bread.

If you end up giving it a try, do let me know in the comments below. I would love to know what you think 🙂

LOOKING FOR AN AWESOME NAAN BREAD RECIPE TO SERVE ALONGSIDE THIS CURRY? Then look no further, I got you covered! My Garlic Naan Bread Recipe is a sure WINNER!

If your a CURRY lover like me… Then you will definitely want to try these other curry  dishes from this website!

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Easy Indian Lamb Curry

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This Easy Indian Lamb Curry also known as (Karahi Gosht) is super quick and easy to prepare and is just like something you would order from your favorite restaurant. 

Want another restaurant style recipe to go along with this dish? Try my Creamy Coconut Chicken Curry or my Eggplant Curry

You can make it in your pressure cooker or on your stovetop in under 30 minutes making it a great weeknight meal or a great dish for meal prep throughout the week!

Making curry doesn’t have to be hard. You just need the right spices, directions and ingredients and you too can be enjoying some of the same foods at your favorite restaurants. 

And the nice thing is that once you purchase the basics, you will have everything you need in stock for the next time you’re in the mood for some delicious curry.

IS LAMB CURRY KETO

Yes

WHICH LAMB CURRY IS THE BEST

This one of course! As it is made with cubed lamb and has all the right spices in it, and is also know as Kahari Gosht. 

WHAT IS KARAHI GOSHT

Karahi Gosht is typically made with either goat, lamb or chicken, in a “WOK” called a “Karahi” and the”Gosht” refers to the mutton. Which is the most popular meat used for the recipe. 

Gosht karahi is a dish that comes from the Indian subcontinent that is noted for its spicy taste; however originates from Pakistan.

IS LAMB CURRY HEALTHY

Yes, it is packed with protein and comes in a low fat sauce.

IS LAMB CURRY SPICY

Not really, curry has some spice to it but on a heat level I would give this curry a 1 out of 5. 

You can make it more hot of course by adding more cayenne pepper. 

I have been making Indian curries at home for years. So when I say this recipe is “easy” I mean it.

You do not have to be some sort of Indian chef to make Indian food. 

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

  • You can make this dish more spicy, by simply adding more cayenne pepper if desired. 
  • I like to make this recipe at home often because it’s super simple and healthy and doesn’t contain any MSG or preservatives.
  • You can make it in large batches which makes it a great budget friendly dinner option.
  • Add in your favorite vegetables to boost the nutrition. 
  • You can easily make it on the stovetop or in a pressure cooker. 

Ingredients You’ll Need

  • Cooking Oil or Ghee – This is what you’ll use to saute the lamb, onion, garlic and ginger. It will help brown them and bring out the flavors. 
  • Boneless Lamb Cubed – Lamb is the main protein source of this dish, but feel free to use any protein you enjoy. 
  • Fresh Tomatoes – Which help to give it more depth of flavor 
  • Onion & Garlic – These two aromatic vegetables add a great layer of flavor to chicken curry. 
  • Raw & Canned Tomato – You’ll need a mix of raw tomatoes and tomato paste for this recipe. Tomatoes add a great color and acidity to curry dishes. 
  • Ginger – Ginger helps give a spicy flavor that pairs well with any curry recipe. 
  • Full Fat Yogurt & Cream – These two ingredients help give the curry a nice creamy texture. 

LAMB CURRY WITH COCONUT MILK

You can use coconut milk in replace of the yogurt and cream if desired. 

Homemade Curry Spice Blend

You can use a premade spice blend or a curry spice blend made from scratch! 

  • 1 1/2 tbsp Garam masala
  • 2 tbsp Curry powder
  • 1 tbsp Turmeric powder
  • 1 tbsp Sugar
  • 1 tsp Coriander
  • 1 tsp Cumin
  • 1 tsp Cayenne pepper
  • 1 tsp Salt

You can also buy a pre – made Karahi Gosht Spice Mix. This can be found in most Indian grocery stores. 

How To Make Karahi Gosht

  1. In a large pot or into a slow cooker pot add the cooking oil/ghee and turn on the heat. Next add in a large diced onion and saute for 2 minutes before adding in the diced mutton. Saute another 7 minutes or until the mutton is no longer pink and the onion is tender.
  2. Next toss in the curry and remaining spices and saute another 2 minutes before adding in the minced garlic and ginger. Saute for 1 minute till fragrant.
  3. Add in the tomatoes and smash with a potato masher till pureed. 
  4. Next add in the yogurt, cream and stir everything to combine.
  5. Simmer on low – medium heat covered for 30 minutes. 
  6. Serve hot on top of your favorite rice or with naan bread. 

Pressure Cooker Karahi Gosht

If you’d like to make this recipe in your instant pot or pressure cooker, follow these steps:

  • Add cooking oil/ghee into the pot and turn it to SAUTE mode. 
  • Next add diced onion and saute for 2-5  minutes or until it begin to soften.
  • Add in diced mutton and saute for another 2-5 minutes or until mutton is no longer pink.
  • Toss in the curry and spices along with garlic and ginger. 
  • Add in the tomatoes, cream and yogurt.
  • Close the lid and seal. Cook on manual high pressure for 10 minutes. 
  • Release naturally or quickly, stir then serve hot over rice.

Slow Cooker Karahi Gosht

You can also make this recipe in your crockpot or slow cooker by following the instructions below:

  • Saute all ingredients except tomatoes, cream and yogurt in a skillet over medium high heat for 5-8 minutes or until onion begin to soften and mutton is no longer pink.
  • Add everything to a slow cooker including the tomatoes, cream and yogurt and stir until fully combined.
  • Cook on low for 8-10 hours or on high for 5-6 hours or until mutton is fully cooked through. 
  • Stir everything together and serve hot on top of your favorite rice. 

FAQ

CAN I USE COCONUT MILK IN ?

Yes, you can subsite the yogurt for a thick coconut milk if desired. Check out my popular Coconut Chicken Curry Recipe if you are looking for a creamy and dairy free curry. 

This is one of my favorite curries, well i’d say my top 10 favorite curry I just love curry if you did not know that about me already!

I hope you give it a try it’s a very tasty dish, and be prepared to watch it disappear before your eyes, it’s that good folks. 

Serve alongside some naan bread, or rice and you have yourself an amazing curry. 

LOOKING FOR AN AMAZING NAAN BREAD RECIPE?

Try my Garlic Naan Bread here!

Did you like this curry?

Then you’re sure to like my “Creamy Coconut Chicken Curry” which uses coconut milk.

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Chicken Chickpea Curry

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This One Pot Chicken Chickpea Curry has a wonderful depth of flavor that you’re sure to love. 

HOW TO MAKE CHICKEN CHICKPEA CURRY

  • This popular dish is made with boneless chicken breast and simmered in a rich tomato spiced cream sauce that you’re sure to love. 
  • You can prepare this dish all in one pot on the stove or in your slow cooker/pressure cooker.
  • I like to prepare this in my slow cooker on the browning setting, just make sure you are using that lid otherwise you will have a mess for sure.
  • Find cooking instruction below in the recipe card. 

I have experimented with plenty of curries for some time now, so you can trust me when I say this recipe is a sure winner.

Now you will want to go down the ethnic food aisle in your local grocery to pick up some “Madras Curry” which is the right kind of curry powder for this recipe.

Then you will add just a few more traditional Indian spices that will make this dish absolutely amazing.

Also if your not to familiar with dried fenugreek leaves, then I encourage you taking a stroll down your groceries ethnic for those as well.

They are sure to have it there somewhere, however if you cannot find them feel free to use cilantro or parsley instead.

Who said it takes a chef to make real Indian curry? Obviously never was in your kitchen.

Feel free to omit the chickpeas if your not a fan, however I love them and find they work so well in this recipe.

Not to mention add more fiber and helps to spread the meal out so you can have leftovers the next day.

If you prefer a much more spicier curry, I definitely recommend that you use fresh tomatoes versus canned. The canned tomatoes do give it a hint of sweetness that I find contrast well with the spices.

However this is your curry, so do as you please.

Cooking methods:

  • Simmer on a low-medium heat for 1 hour on the stovetop
  • Cook in the pressure cooker around 10 minutes or depending on your instructions
  • Cook in the slow cooker from 8-10 hours.

If you like curry dishes as much as me then you are going to love this simple recipe. Be sure to make some basmati rice to serve alongside or if you really want to make it extra special go ahead and make some homemade Naan Bread.

Like this dish, try my “Chicken & Spinach Curry“ it is delicious!! 

If your a CURRY lover like me… Then you will also want to try these dishes below too!

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Easy Chicken Tikka Masala

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Craving curry tonight? Well skip the take out and impress your family tonight with this easy to make and authentic tasting curry. 

This is my take on a healthier version of Chicken Tikka Masala.

What makes it healthier that we are omitting the cream and replacing it with 2% milk and then adding plain yogurt as well.

What makes it easier is that we are not blending the onions after cooking them rather just allowing them to simmer in the pressure cooker.

Also if you can get your hands on “green cardamom pods” which you can find in your ethnic spice isle, do add a few of those. This really adds a unique taste and is soooo good in here.

Packed with so much flavor this recipe will definitely remind you of some of the best Chicken Tikka Masala dishes that you have tried at your favorite restaurant.

In addition I like to add some mini potatoes to this recipe, however those are not typically used in Tikka Masala.

I think they go so well with this dish, so I will leave that ingredient option up to you. You can also serve this with rice OR naan bread.

If you end up giving it a try, do let me know in the comments below. I would love to know what you think 🙂

Notes: For a spicier curry add 1 tbsp of red chili powder. Also feel free to omit the mini potatoes if you would rather serve this with rice or naan bread.

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