ROAST CAULIFLOWER CHICKPEA CURRY | Easy Healthy VEGAN curry | Food with Chetna


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  1. Gwen Scoble
    Gwen Scoble says:

    Hi, I really love your recipes which are great for making use of my garden gluts and freezing them as ready meals. I would love to make them for my sister, but anything from the capsicum family makes her ill for a few days. This means no sweet peppers, chillies or things made with them, eg harisa. As capsicums weren't discovered until the Americans were, what can I use as substitutes to get some of that flavour and punch? She is fine with mustard and ginger. I haven't found a cooked cucumber recipe from you, I'm still getting 3 cucumbers a day! I've tried a few but they seem thin in flavour. This may be a feature of cucumber! However the cucumber curries are so much more interesting than the British type soups, but still a bit bland but hot🤔 (yes I have used chilli where instructed). I added some carrot to one, which improved the general flavour, I have another recipe to try which includes cashew nuts. Perhaps, roasting the cucumber would help? I would love suggestions from you.
    Your Pickle Spice Aubergine, and Sweetcorn recipes were delicious 😋😋.

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  2. Mary Charlebois
    Mary Charlebois says:

    I made this dish using cauliflower and tomatoes from our garden. (We freeze our tomatoes whole and then use them later in soups, sauces, stews, curry etc… because we are too lazy to can tomatoes in the summer time when the greenhouse is heavily producing.) I had to use a lot of self-discipline when cooking this dish because, honestly, I could have just eaten the whole tray of delicious roasted cauliflower 😂. Thank-you for this amazing recipe and for also providing ideas for substitutions for items that we did not have on hand (Rose Harissa). Thank-you Chetna… I look forward to trying out more of your awesome recipes from your channel 🌎💦Ⓜ️ary🇨🇦

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  3. Louise C.
    Louise C. says:

    Hi Chetna! Love your food. Found you after I remembered your lovely way with spices in your creations on the Great British Baking Show. Such fun!

    Anyhoo, I love love love mango lassis but I haven’t any clue as to how to prepare one, either from fresh fruit, or from juice. Do you make your own yogurt? Or do you use kefir?

    Thanks in advance for any tips you may have to relate. Bon appetite! 🙏

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  4. Nobi Rahim
    Nobi Rahim says:

    That looks so good! 😌 I was thinking just before you put the yoghurt on, "Dahi would go so well with that." And then you added it 😄 I'm gonna make this soon 😄 Thank you, Chetna 😄 You're amazing

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  5. Janet Rodgers
    Janet Rodgers says:

    Keith Davidson if you ate vegetarian Curries you would be greatly surprised by the variety of vegetables, different flavours.
    I gradually stopped eating meat and foul, health isn't great, not hungry, soon as those spices start to bloom in the pan I can't wait for it to be ready!
    As I live alone now I bought a Halogen cooker, very useful, I'm not a processed food eater, cauliflower would go into it roast probably half the time, could probably do whole curry in it, as I've just got it, haven't gone down that route.
    I like a quick curry, not laziness, can't stand long periods at present, but everyone of Chetna's Curries, I can't fault. Delicious.
    You don't miss meat! I've given meat eaters Curry without them realising totally veg.
    You'll also not get another takeaway!!

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  6. APA RAOH HOLIDAY
    APA RAOH HOLIDAY says:

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  7. Richard Wallace
    Richard Wallace says:

    if you do not have rose harissa (or any harissa), you might have the base ingredients, as I mostly do and can "borrow" some rose petals from a few local gardens. The ingredients are: Rehydrated Paprika and Red Chilli Peppers, Sunflower Oil, Garlic, Salt, Mixed Spices, Rose Petals. Acidity Regulator: Citric Acid. I imagine some rose water might be fine, too. Based on ingredients for regular harissa, mixed spices probably include caraway seeds, coriander seeds, and cumin. I hate caraway with a passion and avoid that one. Lemon juice would be fine for the citric acid or even amchur powder.

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