Dude your recipes have single handedly saved my meal prep. My whole family thinks I'm a good cook and my secret is making the easy recipes on your channel. THANK YOU!
Just made this curry beef and love it! It’s very easy to make, easy to incoorperate lots of veggies, great for mealprepping and tastes amazing. Recommend!
Love the simplicity of this. My family doesn't really care for curry, but I can see this will be easy to modify to have a different profile like cumin/chili/lime, oregano/basil/thyme, teriyaki, garlic/basil/parsley/lemon, etc. Just finished prepping 2 of your dishes for this week, so this is officially on the list for next week :)
I'm planning on doing some things like that in the future. I really like this saucy style of meal for meal prep and you are correct that it can be modified in just about any way
I used to work 12s every week day but Sunday. And prepping my carry meals like this in large batches, saved my ass. I didn't mind some repetitive meals, because it kept me going. I usually spent most of Sunday relaxing while cooking up sets of random ready meals for my containers. It works
Ain't no way, I literally just got back from Japan thinking the curry there was amazing and looking to make some at home. Definitely going to make this tonight!
Made this last night and just ate one. Just realized I totally forgot soy sauce and Worcestershire and it still tasted good. Used chicken instead of beef too.
I wanted to make this vegan. So, I substituted the beef with 2/3 pound of textured vegetable protein hydrated with 2 2/3 cups of water. I substituted the beef broth with my homemade vegetable broth (that I make from leftover vegetable trimmings). I also wanted to avoid using flour, so I steamed an extra 1/2 potato in the microwave and mashed it up to thicken the sauce. Most of the flavor comes from the spices so it was still unbelievably yummy.
@@Lodi_loner I am not even a vegan, but I do cook for vegan family members and enjoy it. When did sharing recipe substitutions become so threatening? 🤣
Curious about your calculations - do you really think there’s 31g Fiber per serving of this? x5 that comes out to 155 grams of fiber total; looking at the individual ingredients I don’t think it’s anywhere close to this. Great recipe, really enjoyed it - thanks!
where im from curry is a spice blend, or are u talkin about the spice karri that i believe is called curry in english ? and can i use beef buljong mixed in water instead of beef broth ?
Hi, I'm new to this channel. I want to ask how do you store and reheat the meals for the week? Freeze and microwave it? What are the alternatives if i don't have microwave? Thanks!
if you dont have a microwave, keep the curry separate. cold rice you can steam, heat up water in a pan with steamer rack, place your rice on a plate, plate on the steamer rack. or use fresh rice from the rice cooker. you can heat up the curry in a pan, just add a bit of water so it doesnt become dry. or you could dump it all in a hot pan and stir fry, turning it into curry rice (something like the tomato rice in japanese omelette rice)
Do you find storing soupy/stewy recipes like this right with the rice to be difficult? Does the rice soak up all the sauce and you get left with mushy rice/no sauce?
I wonder what the substitution would be if we wanted to use the premade curry cubes instead of the spices. I have never found the flavor to be my liking using curry powder and garam masala. The box says 1 box per 1lb of meat but I'm not sure.
My mom always used the box of golden curry when I was growing up. Now that I have to eat gluten free I have to make my own but I do like the store bought ones. I would do a whole box of the golden curry in place of the seasonings and I’d imagine it would turn out well
@@TheMealPrepManual I will have to give it a try. I will report back on how it turns out. Also note for those for whom it matters, using the boxed stuff does drastically increase the salt.
Many of Josh's meals are absolute staples in my house. This is the first recipe that following the directions is a hard no from me. I used both an authentic curry powder and garam masala in the directed portions, and even though while doing it that it seemed like a lot but I decided to trust it. It ended up being so overwhelmingly spiced that it's a struggle to get through. It honesty may be my mistake. The recipe may be fine with the weaker store bought American curry powers, but if you're using stronger stuff maybe consider halfing the spice quantity. 99.9% of Josh's recipes are wins, just be weary with this one
i have never got ill - cook the rice, put a towel on top of it for 15/20 minutes to absorb extra moisture, straight into a fridge in the containers. heat it up properly. only morons who leave rice to cool on kitchen counter for like 2 hours + get ill and even then its still quite rarer.
Japanese curries are based on Indian curries. The british introduced indian curries to the Japanese, and the Japanese made some alterations and gave it their own spin. They are very similar. They use similar spices for example.
@@jeycalc6877 they taste different because they different amounts of spices but they use the same spices. I'm guessing you're calling it Indian because he used curry powder and garam masala. But Japanese curry powders are similar to British style curry powders you usually find in the west. Both are less spicy than most Indian curry powder. Unless you are experienced in making both those curries and familiar with the amounts and proportions of spices used, it's hard to tell to tell from simply watching a video which is which from simply watching a video, without tasting it. And this recipe also uses stock and soy sauce which arent used in traditional indian curries. And indian curries often use yoghurt, coconut milk or cream etc and cooked tomatoes, which weren't used here. And there's also the problem of India being a very diverse country with each region having their own curries. So its hard to know what curry you are familiar. Some of them are more similar to Japanese curries than others.
No I mean just cook enough to have that amount. Last time I polled everyone the majority of people said they use precooked rice so it’s easier to use cooked rice as a target
@@TheMealPrepManual aight fair enough, love your content. Went from 124 kgs to 114.8 today since new years. Not only your recipes, but they are just s great inspiration. Keep it up 🏆
i dont understand why americans allways use "cooked rice" instead of uncooked. i feel like its so much harder to meal prep like that, i dont know how much my rice weighs cooked, do i just cook a random amount and hope that its somewhat close to what i need and i throw the rest away? :(((
American here and I don’t use cooked rice. I use measurement of uncooked rice. I one time used his measurements of cooked rice and I had a ton of rice leftover
Most people that use my recipes use precooked rice so it’s easier to use it as a target. On top of that the type of rice you use, and the cooking method is going to impact how much cooked rice is made from your dry rice so in order to standardize things it’s much easier just to use cooked rice as a measurement for me. I always make extra rice, I just put the excess in the fridge and eat it throughout the week
Well here the rice is really just a side so just think about how many meals you will divide it into and how much dry rice you want to eat per meal. 100 g / meal of dry rice works well for me, maybe a bit less if you're prepping to lose weight
Idk man I hate it when meal prep is marketed as easy done within an hour and I'm struggling and stressing for about 2 hours to end up with a mid soup. I can't cook and I've never properly cooked before. I don't even have proper knives to dice my veggies. I didn't even know HOW to dice them. In the end I had way too much broth for my meat as well so I think something just went wrong there as well....Just makes me never want to try this again and just stick to shitty easy food
@@leonardsmith9870 Well...most things are GMO (if not all)...but if you are a man and still eat soy... What are you even doing?! Just put oregano and water...or something like that...but...why it had to be f-ing soy!?
Dude your recipes have single handedly saved my meal prep. My whole family thinks I'm a good cook and my secret is making the easy recipes on your channel. THANK YOU!
same lol
Been making this one for years, it's a real winner! Super easily scalable calorie wise too with the amount of rice and potatoes which is awesome.
Just tried it today and was very happy with the flavour. Huge fan of these easy simple and sizeable meals.
I stopped my workout for this?? Good move! Love quick recipe meals. Thanks again, Josh! I'll be trying this one this week.
Dude , frickin Masterpiece !
I always hated spending 2.5-3 hrs on weekends meal prepping, this is such an awesome way!
Just made this curry beef and love it! It’s very easy to make, easy to incoorperate lots of veggies, great for mealprepping and tastes amazing. Recommend!
Love the simplicity of this. My family doesn't really care for curry, but I can see this will be easy to modify to have a different profile like cumin/chili/lime, oregano/basil/thyme, teriyaki, garlic/basil/parsley/lemon, etc. Just finished prepping 2 of your dishes for this week, so this is officially on the list for next week :)
I'm planning on doing some things like that in the future. I really like this saucy style of meal for meal prep and you are correct that it can be modified in just about any way
I used to work 12s every week day but Sunday. And prepping my carry meals like this in large batches, saved my ass. I didn't mind some repetitive meals, because it kept me going. I usually spent most of Sunday relaxing while cooking up sets of random ready meals for my containers. It works
pro tip theres curry cubes that make it even more easy but of course you can't pick your ingredients like you can from scratch
I am not supposed to eat gluten so I have to do it this way but my mom used to use those when I was a kid and they are great
@TheMealPrepManual wait, rice and flour has gluten. I dont understand what you mean.
@@imtiazmohamed5756 Rice has gluten? Someone is lying to you, lmfao.
Ain't no way, I literally just got back from Japan thinking the curry there was amazing and looking to make some at home. Definitely going to make this tonight!
Made for meal prep this week and it’s so damn good!! Especially for a winter meal!
Bro I went from 126kg to 90kg over 2023. Your meal prep videos were a substantial part in that. Thank you.
I made this but used the Japanese curry cubes before. Very good meal!
I was wondering if he was going to use the Japanese curry block. Sadly, I'm disappointed. Good recipe, none the less
@@nathanscarlett4772 I think it's still great! Just replace it with cubes. He's helping people that don't have it.
Yes, those are great. Unfortunately I’m not supposed to eat gluten anymore which is why I do it this way now. Those all have wheat in them
How would you use the blocks with this recipe, did you replace any of the seasonings or just added the block in to it?
@@TheMealPrepManual I see. Thanks for the reply back.
Made this tonight! 10/10. Thank you!!
Love your meal preps man, been making serious gains too! Thanks!
So glad to hear that 😎
considering how easy this is to make, its a 10/10
Made this last night and just ate one. Just realized I totally forgot soy sauce and Worcestershire and it still tasted good. Used chicken instead of beef too.
I wanted to make this vegan. So, I substituted the beef with 2/3 pound of textured vegetable protein hydrated with 2 2/3 cups of water. I substituted the beef broth with my homemade vegetable broth (that I make from leftover vegetable trimmings). I also wanted to avoid using flour, so I steamed an extra 1/2 potato in the microwave and mashed it up to thicken the sauce. Most of the flavor comes from the spices so it was still unbelievably yummy.
No one cares.
Might have to give that a shot for one of my vegetarian weeks
How do you know when there is a vegan in the room.........
wait 3 seconds... they will announce it.
@@Lodi_loner I am not even a vegan, but I do cook for vegan family members and enjoy it. When did sharing recipe substitutions become so threatening? 🤣
@@Bugman82
When did a great joke become so triggering?
Curious about your calculations - do you really think there’s 31g Fiber per serving of this? x5 that comes out to 155 grams of fiber total; looking at the individual ingredients I don’t think it’s anywhere close to this.
Great recipe, really enjoyed it - thanks!
Took me ages to reduce it down. It ended up quite good though. I'd probably use half as much ginger though next time. It overpowered everything else.
Made it tonight and once again, super good! Yum!
I tried this tastes amazing and hes right i really didn't notice any difference with time it does look like dog food but it tastes like heaven
Just made this tonight. Killer recipe. Bookmarked for next time❤🔥🤘
Gonna have to try this one. I love one pot meals (well aside from the rice cooker I guess but thats ez clean up)
Oxo now makes borosilicate glass food storage containers. I know you were looking for borosilicate meal prep containers awhile ago
The last two meal prep recipes were 🔥can't wait try this too. How big is the stock pot you're using?
I think it’s 8 quarts
A fellow Bill Simmons podcast listener. A man of culture I see
Big question for you.
You do a lot of meal prep. How do you feel about glass tupperware?
I love this recipe dude, thank you❤❤. Any idea on the amount of carbs?
I make your chicken Japanese curry recipe at least once a month. I have no doubt this will be just as delicious
You're a genius! Thanks for this!
Lovely recipe. What makes it such high calories?
Made the hamBULKER helper for upcoming week already, but I'll think about this one for the next time!
As lent is starting, can you make a meat free meal prep? Thanks!
where im from curry is a spice blend, or are u talkin about the spice karri that i believe is called curry in english ? and can i use beef buljong mixed in water instead of beef broth ?
Love your recipes. Got my lazy butt back into meal prepping lol
Why do you make the measurment in cooked rice? How are we supposed to weigh that? Use uncooked rice... you can weigh it.
Another great recipe thank you sir
Hi, I'm new to this channel. I want to ask how do you store and reheat the meals for the week? Freeze and microwave it?
What are the alternatives if i don't have microwave?
Thanks!
if you dont have a microwave, keep the curry separate.
cold rice you can steam, heat up water in a pan with steamer rack,
place your rice on a plate, plate on the steamer rack.
or use fresh rice from the rice cooker.
you can heat up the curry in a pan, just add a bit of water so it doesnt become dry.
or you could dump it all in a hot pan and stir fry, turning it into curry rice (something like the tomato rice in japanese omelette rice)
thanks@@eisenklad
Do you find storing soupy/stewy recipes like this right with the rice to be difficult? Does the rice soak up all the sauce and you get left with mushy rice/no sauce?
Not for sauces like this one. It's thick enough to stay to one side, especially when cold
I wonder what the substitution would be if we wanted to use the premade curry cubes instead of the spices. I have never found the flavor to be my liking using curry powder and garam masala.
The box says 1 box per 1lb of meat but I'm not sure.
My mom always used the box of golden curry when I was growing up. Now that I have to eat gluten free I have to make my own but I do like the store bought ones. I would do a whole box of the golden curry in place of the seasonings and I’d imagine it would turn out well
@@TheMealPrepManual I will have to give it a try. I will report back on how it turns out.
Also note for those for whom it matters, using the boxed stuff does drastically increase the salt.
Is it ok to substitue half of the beef broth with water?
what would be a good substitute for the rice? Increase the potato/veggie content?
The rice is nice to have. Cauliflower rice or something similar probably
Naan bread 😁
You are the best 🤩
dood this is very similar to filipino giniling. hope you make giniling too!!!
What seasonings can I substitute for the curry and garam masala? The base ingredients are right up my ally but I can't handle things like curry.
you cant substitute them bro😭😭
if you dont like curry i would just use a different recipe - there are loads on the channel with different flavour bases
Anyone know a good way to make it spicier? Hoping to get a recommendation similar to the Curry and Marsala seasoning
Garam Masala is really difficulty to find here in Brazil, could I change it for cumin and other peppers?
Yeah. A combination of other things will work. The flavor wont be the same but it will still taste good
wikipedia says garam masala is typically: mace, cinnamon, cloves, black cardamom, green cardamom, nutmeg
Many of Josh's meals are absolute staples in my house. This is the first recipe that following the directions is a hard no from me. I used both an authentic curry powder and garam masala in the directed portions, and even though while doing it that it seemed like a lot but I decided to trust it. It ended up being so overwhelmingly spiced that it's a struggle to get through.
It honesty may be my mistake. The recipe may be fine with the weaker store bought American curry powers, but if you're using stronger stuff maybe consider halfing the spice quantity.
99.9% of Josh's recipes are wins, just be weary with this one
i agree, i'm new of this channel btw what are your favourte recipe?
beefy stuff yum
How damn, making this today for this week. Looks great
Would this work with oat flour?
Love how if i divide it to 6 meals its almost am even 600 calories per meal.
Which cooktop do you use?
I regularly eat my meal preps beyond five days, up to a week.5 haha
So for 5 days you have to keep eating the same food?
if im making for 2 people ( 10 bowls ) do i just double the serving sizes ?
The serving sizes would stay the same but the ingredients you use in the recipe would double.
Is it possible to freeze this?
Is there a way to lower the calorie count for this recipe?
Leaner beef, less rice.
Divide it into more servings. It’s a pretty high volume meal so you have that ability
I need more low cal non chicken recipeeeees!
How low are we talking here?
@@TheMealPrepManual around 500 🤤
I feel like mine is much soupier than yours... any idea why? I used 4 cups of beef broth.
ohyeeeaaaaaaah
Not peeling spuds is insulting 😂😂
Can’t I just use the Japanese curry blocks and make even easier?
Certainly
fried rice syndrome scares me from meal prepping rice for days in advance
i have never got ill - cook the rice, put a towel on top of it for 15/20 minutes to absorb extra moisture, straight into a fridge in the containers. heat it up properly. only morons who leave rice to cool on kitchen counter for like 2 hours + get ill and even then its still quite rarer.
More 1000 calorie meals please
I feel this is is closer to an indian curry than a japanese one
Japanese curries are based on Indian curries. The british introduced indian curries to the Japanese, and the Japanese made some alterations and gave it their own spin. They are very similar. They use similar spices for example.
@@ballsackschrader218 no they are not similar, I have been eating both my whole life, VERY different.
@@jeycalc6877 they taste different because they different amounts of spices but they use the same spices. I'm guessing you're calling it Indian because he used curry powder and garam masala. But Japanese curry powders are similar to British style curry powders you usually find in the west. Both are less spicy than most Indian curry powder. Unless you are experienced in making both those curries and familiar with the amounts and proportions of spices used, it's hard to tell to tell from simply watching a video which is which from simply watching a video, without tasting it. And this recipe also uses stock and soy sauce which arent used in traditional indian curries. And indian curries often use yoghurt, coconut milk or cream etc and cooked tomatoes, which weren't used here. And there's also the problem of India being a very diverse country with each region having their own curries. So its hard to know what curry you are familiar. Some of them are more similar to Japanese curries than others.
Cooked rice as a measure for cooking rice? Huh?
No I mean just cook enough to have that amount. Last time I polled everyone the majority of people said they use precooked rice so it’s easier to use cooked rice as a target
It’s crazy that he can give you the cup amkiutn and gram amount and yall still got questions just eat you’re damn rice
@@TheMealPrepManual aight fair enough, love your content. Went from 124 kgs to 114.8 today since new years. Not only your recipes, but they are just s great inspiration. Keep it up 🏆
Just decide for yourself how much rice you want, people. It doesn’t need to precisely match what’s in the video.
i dont understand why americans allways use "cooked rice" instead of uncooked. i feel like its so much harder to meal prep like that, i dont know how much my rice weighs cooked, do i just cook a random amount and hope that its somewhat close to what i need and i throw the rest away? :(((
American here and I don’t use cooked rice. I use measurement of uncooked rice. I one time used his measurements of cooked rice and I had a ton of rice leftover
Most people that use my recipes use precooked rice so it’s easier to use it as a target. On top of that the type of rice you use, and the cooking method is going to impact how much cooked rice is made from your dry rice so in order to standardize things it’s much easier just to use cooked rice as a measurement for me. I always make extra rice, I just put the excess in the fridge and eat it throughout the week
Because absorbing the water makes the rice heavier. Just mentally double the uncooked weight and you’ll be fine.
Well here the rice is really just a side so just think about how many meals you will divide it into and how much dry rice you want to eat per meal. 100 g / meal of dry rice works well for me, maybe a bit less if you're prepping to lose weight
@@CursedWheelieBin 2-3 times. It’s not bad advice. 😂😂😂
2:42 why do people hold their spoons like this? It's literally worse in all aspects.
worcestershire is not pronounced “worcestershire” it’s actually pronounced worcestershire.
Hope that helps. UK gang 🇬🇧
I’m just glad I didn’t trip over my tongue
You forgot to put in the pees in the recepe instructions
"thin" carrot slices, yeah okay buddy
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Idk man I hate it when meal prep is marketed as easy done within an hour and I'm struggling and stressing for about 2 hours to end up with a mid soup. I can't cook and I've never properly cooked before. I don't even have proper knives to dice my veggies. I didn't even know HOW to dice them.
In the end I had way too much broth for my meat as well so I think something just went wrong there as well....Just makes me never want to try this again and just stick to shitty easy food
You gotta do better mann.
@@woodenxyz8688 Great thoughtful advice stranger
GMO Soy sauce for no reason...uhhhhhh...ok -_-
So goofy
It's 2024 and people still think GMO is bad?
@@leonardsmith9870 Well...most things are GMO (if not all)...but if you are a man and still eat soy...
What are you even doing?!
Just put oregano and water...or something like that...but...why it had to be f-ing soy!?
LOL, guess the couple of billion Asians on the planet that eat soy aren't men? When were you diagnosed on the spectrum? @@azumag4432