Vegetables in Creamy Curry Sauce, Instant Pot Recipe


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39 replies
  1. Belinda B
    Belinda B says:

    I made this tonight but halfed the recipe because I have a 3 quart. It tastes a little bland. However, it is delicious but what would you recommend I add more of next time? I don't think I used enought salt.

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  2. Kimberly Player
    Kimberly Player says:

    I have to clean out my fridge so I think I'll try this but maybe some lemon pepper or just lemon? I also think curry powder goes really well with mayo so maybe that would brighten it up? I'd also put more greens in mine. But thanks for shaking things up!

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  3. Jim Mitchez
    Jim Mitchez says:

    I have to keep nuts to a very low minimum in my diet but can have lots of beans. So I made my curry sauce with 1 can of chickpeas including the aquafaba instead of the nuts and doubled the sauce recipe. I also just used an immersion blender and it seemed less messy . I love these ipot recipes because they are quick to do after work. Now I am thinking of buying TWO ipots.

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  4. noohlignuj
    noohlignuj says:

    I made this last night in my 3qt and it turned out great! I cooked the veggies for 1 minute less and the potatoes and onions still completely disintegrated so I may try replacing with sweet potatoes or cauliflower next time. I wanted to add cabbage too but I ran out of room in my pot! I left out the ginger because I’m not a fan, and I need to experiment with some different spices next time because it ended up a little bland with that omission. Maybe some veggie broth, coconut milk, and sriracha to liven it up a bit. Thanks for the recipe!

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  5. Lina B
    Lina B says:

    maybe try red curry paste a bit soja sauce and a little bit lime juice and Lime leaves. Think this would give it a Kick 🙂 Will try that myself 😀 Thank you for the ground idea 🙂 I am a beginner vegan and I am thankful for all ne receipes without meat and animal products 🙂

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  6. Deborah Bergen
    Deborah Bergen says:

    Wow you’re awesome, I just received my IPot. Haven’t used it yet but it has been fun watching all the videos!
    Does your rice come out mushy?
    I don’t like mushy rice. I eat a lot of rice!
    Love your family!

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  7. Peace Out
    Peace Out says:

    Instead of wasting the veggie broth down the sink, why not use it, instead of water, with the cashews? I would think this would be really good with coconut milk, rather than making cashew milk (and wouldn't require a blender).

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  8. Plants4ever
    Plants4ever says:

    Yeah my teenage sons have the same mindset!! I love their honesty!!!Just found you and will stick with you! Thanks for these realistic everyday recipes!! Let's get cookin!!!

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  9. D. Renee
    D. Renee says:

    I finally made this for a 2nd time tonight, Jill, and it was SOOOOO good!!! (Or as you say, O M G Good!!) This time I followed the recipe except for the following: I added 1 chopped red bell pepper (with the onion) & more garlic, and several cups of young swiss chard, chopped, with the tomatoes & other greens, and a little crumbled tofu that I had on hand (but it could have used more). Instead of 1 chopped tomato, I used a 14.5 oz can of chopped tomatoes with their juice. (I also did not drain the liquid after cooking the root veggies.) It turned out plenty thick enough! In the end, I added 1.5 t. of red pepper flakes (for a kick) and an additional teaspoon of sea salt. I served it over cooked short grain brown rice, and it was delish! : )

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  10. Wishful Thinking
    Wishful Thinking says:

    Sorry haven't made this yet but my inclination would be chunkier onion, 1/2 to a whole seeded jalapeño minced for added complexity and for the gal who didn't want potatoes on her rice, add equivalent amount of garbanzoes. I second the addition of rasins, too! looking forward to making this when I get an IP…

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  11. Kristy Linton
    Kristy Linton says:

    ok, Jill your son is so cute. I have twin 15 year olds and we're working on making the vegan transition. My boys have terrible acne (and they eat meat and dairy) but your son's skin looks amazing. Do you think it has to do with the vegan lifestyle?

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  12. Glen McCafferty
    Glen McCafferty says:

    I received my IPot yesterday and today I made your red bean goulash.  I made these changes, added black beans, used a pablano pepper instead of a green one, added a small can of mild green chilies, and used brown rice small shells for the pasta. My husband ate three bowls of it or maybe four.  I lost count…lol.  So…big hit my first try!!  Thank you for your great videos.  You are a hoot and I really enjoy watching you.

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  13. D. Renee
    D. Renee says:

    This is delish! I made the following changes:
    1. Omit the potatoes (because it's being served over rice);
    2. Double the creamy curry sauce;
    3. Add/saute lots of extra chopped veggies (cauliflower, broccoli, &/or mushrooms, etc.) with the chopped tomatoes & creamy curry sauce; and last but not least,
    4. Stir in the baby spinach at the end while in Keep Warm mode just to barely wilt it.
    Thank you for another great recipe, Jill!! : )

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  14. Laura Lu
    Laura Lu says:

    I love this show – and I have your/my cookbook sitting right here as I watch this, I just haven't made it yet. How would you make this spicier for your family anyway? Just curious.

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  15. gemma Fortune
    gemma Fortune says:

    hiya i made this yesterday, i had it for lunch and dinner. both times i forgot the spinach:9. other than that. it was amazing! for dinner i added frozen stir fry. beautiful. thank you for quick yummy meal. still have another for 2 or more people. me and my partner was in love my kids kept saying yuck, please get older and eat my meals

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