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A gorgeous peanut curry with roast potatoes, courgette and aubergine. The flavour is absolutely wonderful. Serve with rice or flatbreads.

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I thought it was about time I posted another curry as it’s been a little while. This one combines some of my favourite things. Crispy roast potatoes and peanuts–sound good?

I got the idea of adding roast potatoes to curry from a dish at one of my favourite restaurants in Barcelona ‘Gourmet tapas’, their dish is a Thai/Indian hybrid which I’d love to recreate but in the meantime you have my roast potato and peanut curry. It’s absolutely delicious!

Because all the vegetables in my curry have been roasted, it adds tons of extra texture and flavour. I served with flatbreads (of course) but it’s also great with rice and pickles.

I think you’re going to love this one.

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A gorgeous peanut curry with roast potatoes, courgette and aubergine. The flavour is absolutely wonderful. Serve with rice or flatbreads.

Prep time: 15 minutes mins

Cook time: 40 minutes mins

2 servings

5 from 3 votes

Ingredients

For the roast veg

  • 3 large potatoes chopped up irregularly
  • 1/2 courgette chopped
  • 1/2 aubergine sliced
  • 1 red pepper chopped

For the curry

  • 1 tbsp coconut oil
  • 1 onion roughly chopped
  • 3 cloves garlic sliced
  • 1 knob ginger grated
  • 1 tsp turmeric
  • 1 tsp cumin seeds
  • 1 tsp garam masala
  • 1/2 tsp chilli flakes
  • 3 tbsp chunky peanut butter
  • 2.5 cups water
  • 1/2 tsp sea salt
  • 2 tbsp coconut yogurt
  • Twist black pepper
  • Handful toasted peanuts
  • Fresh coriander

Instructions

To roast the potatoes

  • Preheat the oven to 350 degrees/gas Mark 4./180C

  • Cut the potatoes into irregular wedges.

  • Add the potatoes to a roasting tray, then toss to coat them on olive oil, garlic powder & salt.

  • Roast for approx 40 minutes until crispy on the outside.

To roast the veg

  • Preheat the oven to 350 degrees/gas Mark 4./180C.

  • Cut the vegetables into irregular slices.

  • Add the veg to a roasting tray, then toss to coat them on olive oil & salt. Roast for approx 25-30 minutes until cooked.

To make the curry

  • Add the oil to a large pan and heat to a medium heat, then add in the onion. Fry for approx 8-10 minutes until soft and browning. Add in the garlic and ginger and stir for another few minutes, then add in the cumin seeds, turmeric, garam masala and the chilli flakes. Cook for a further minute, then add the water to the pan.

  • Dollop in the peanut butter and simmer for a further 6-7 minutes.

  • Finally, add the coconut yogurt, salt and roast potatoes and veg. Stir to combine well.

  • Top with toasted peanuts and coriander.

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4 Responses

  1. Delicious Peanut & Roast Potato Curry | Rebel Recipes (11)
    We love this sauce. Especially after it’s sat in the fridge for a day or so. Beautiful with the roasted vegetables but also just with rice. It’s so quick and easy to make., now one of favourites.

    Reply

    1. So happy to hear that Debbie!
      Love
      Niki xx

      Reply

  2. What a gloriously hearty and beautiful curry! Japanese curries and Indian curries also use potatoes, and sometimes Thai as well. I have rarely seen potatoes mixed into a peanut stew or curry sauce, but I can only imagine the combination tasting divine! What is a good alternative to the coconut yogurt? Have you had success with coconut cream or another kind of thickener?

    Reply

    1. It’s my new favourite. Potatoes and curry are just…
      Coconut cream or milk would be perfect
      Love Niki xxx

      Reply

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FAQs

What kind of potatoes are best for curry? ›

Waxy potatoes like Yukon gold, white potatoes and russet potatoes are best for curry. However any other kind of potatoes are okay if you cook them just until fork tender so they retain their shape. Avoid using new potatoes.

What type of potato is used in Japanese curry? ›

Potatoes: You can use russet or yukon gold potatoes in your curry, although I prefer how russets break down a bit more for this one. Be sure to peel your russets and cut them into large-ish, maybe 1 ½-inch chunks.

Should I pre cook potatoes for curry? ›

You don't need to precook the potatoes just put them in and let them cook through (30-40 mins high heat). The real trick I've found is then letting the curry cool completely and leave in the fridge overnight.

Should I peel my potatoes for curry? ›

Whether you peel the potatoes or not is a matter of personal preference. Traditionally, Japanese curry is made with peeled potatoes, but leaving the skins on can add extra flavor and texture. Just make sure to wash the potatoes thoroughly if you decide to keep the skins on.

What vegetables go in curry? ›

The curry base is made with onions, tomatoes, ginger, garlic, red chilli powder and garam masala. I prefer to go with potatoes, carrots, peas, green beans, cauliflower, corn and bell peppers. Though you can use other veggies like baby corn, sweet potato and broccoli, the curry will have different flavors.

What is the best beef for curry? ›

Chuck Steak

Chuck is juicy, flavourful, and versatile with the fatty juices providing a rich, delicious curry. Plus, the chuck steak is easy to cut into small pieces, so it cooks quickly and evenly.

What kind of potatoes for Indian cooking? ›

Potatoes – Yukon Gold or red new potatoes work best in curry dishes because they hold their shape when you cook them. Onion – Go for medium red onions. Vegetable Oil – You'll need this to cook your spice seeds. Black Mustard Seeds – A staple in Indian cooking!

What kind of potatoes are Indian potatoes? ›

Indian potato is a common name for several plants and may refer to:
  • Apios americana, a terrestrial plant native to eastern North America.
  • Orogenia, a formerly recognized plant genus native to western North America, now included in Lomatium.
  • Sagittaria latifolia, an aquatic plant native to North and South America.

What type of potato is used in India? ›

The Kufri Jyoti is one of the popular varieties of Potatoes. This variety is said to be easy to cook and has a waxy texture. It has a mild flavour and is considered to be suitable for instant flakes and chips. Their flesh may be white or may also be coloured like the skin.

What are Indian potatoes called? ›

Wapato has played an important role in Katzie traditional lifeways. Also known as arrowhead, arrowleaf, Indian potato, swamp potato and duck-potato, wapato produces starchy tubers which were an ethnographically known food source for native groups throughout much of North America.

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