CURRIED Brussel Sprouts - BLAND NO MORE!
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- Опубликовано: 13 июн 2024
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Brussel Sprout curry made in my style by stir frying brussels sprouts with spices. It's a super quick and easy curry that tastes delicious served as a main with rice or chapati or even as a side along with dhal.
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Ingredients (Serves 2):
250g brussel sprouts halved
1 small onion (150g) finely diced
1 tomato (150g) diced
60ml oil
2 fresh garlic cloves (12g) finely minced
1 teaspoon cumin seeds
Spices as follows:
1 teaspoon + 1/4 teaspoon salt
1 teaspoon of coriander powder and fennel seed powder
2 teaspoons of Kashmiri chili powder
1/4 teaspoon turmeric powder
2 bullet chillies sliced in half (optional)
1 teaspoon of garam masala
1 tablespoon of lime juice (15ml)
Fresh coriander
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Hi Shamza. This curry is absolutely delicious! I'm not working on Christmas Day this year for the first time in over a decade. My husband and I have chosen to do this for our Christmas lunch this year. Perfect for just the two of us with some rice. ❤. We love your videos and we also love spiced, flavoursome food. Thanks for your great content.
Nice I had a sprout Balti in a restaurant in Chepstow over 25 years ago and I can remember every fork full I had to fight my wife for it as well as I wouldn’t share it it was so good .I will definitely give this one a go thanks
I love sprouts may have to do this
Hi Shamza
I love sprouts in a curry, my favourite is a sprout & potato bhuna.
Everyone thinks I’m mad 🤣
Thank you for sharing
Hi there, I love Sprout Curry so potatoes added in would be delicious too! 🙌
Have to say I love bland Brussels , steamed or boiled , but I love curries too so I’m sure this will be super delicious.
I'll be all over this 😍😋😋. Perfect for the Christmas weather forecast. Strong wind from Brussels...
Will be giving this recipe a go asap, as always you make cooking simple and easy to follow. Even for a kitchen novice like me! Thank you. Do you have a bhingi bargie recipe by any chance? ( hope that’s how it’s spelt!) Merry Christmas to you and your family.
Looks good. Can’t wait to try it. Thank you very much.
Wow!!!! Never going to cook sprouts any other way from now on. Thanks Shamza
Looks fabulous.
Something different and unique. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing this
They look awesome,definitely going to give the recipe a go .
Very useful recipe ❤ thank you. Merry X'Mas and Happy new year ❤
Thank you
merry Christmas. doing these today
Just made it & it looks & tastes fantastic. I have some more cooking before everything is ready to eat, I hope I can resist the temptation to eat the sprouts right now 😄. Luckily I still have more in the fridge for tomorrow, they might be cooked later tonight though. Thanks for a delicious recipe.
Perfect recipe in time for Christmas and one that can be tinkered with to suit. Either with chillies or without or with a replacement veg. Nice one :).
YES
👍🏾, haha, I don’t know about the sprouts…. lol never had them before.
Please can you do a nihari recipe or lamb shanks recipe thnx 😊
Hi Shamz,
Any chance of a couple of slow cooker recipes too. Oh and definitely want lamb biryani too. I know if l get you to do the upload it’s bound to be to perfection rather than me winging it
Thank you for sharing this Shamza, I am going to make these with plain white fish over the Christmas. Keep up the good work. :-)
Great recipe! I really like Brussel sprouts! I wonder, if I could use this/okra, too? I like okra & eggplant, as well?
My Wife says "she could eat this every night!" but I'm a smoker and this much gas in the house is a bit dodgy :-) but thank you for this great recipe
LOL
Interesting
Great recipe! Can you recommend any pots/pans please. I see there are quite a few on your amazon list.
👍👍👍
Is this a good way for someone who hates boiled brussel sprouts to have them?
Give it a go, you never know!
I found you through your Dad 😊
Hi shamza. Can i ask what brand frozen ginger and garlic you use .
Why did the tomato turn red? Because it saw the Brussels sprout doing its best impression of a mini cabbage and couldn't ketchup with the laughter! --- I hate this vegetable even tough my mother sticks in my plate and forces me to eat it. I will use the recipe for other vegetable like Potatoes!!! Yum. -- Thank you for the video :)
😂😂🙌
So useful vlog. I love your cooking content and your UK accent too :) Love from Tokyo... Can we become friends please? :)
Your husband is very lucky.
Yes 😊
Trumpy
All chefs do it even Gordon Ramsay and Jamie Oliver
Cheap meals for under a £1
Then the oil costs £1 or more before you even start haha 🤣
Hi I have an idea for you
You obviously have a good following on here for your recipes etc etc
I have been shopping for all the dry ingredients for Currys and other things you make.
Buying the ingredients is quite expensive if your not making Indian inspired foods every day.
My idea is
Why don't you make up little packets of the dry ingredients for each dish
And sell them on any of the selling platforms.
That way people who love your recipes can have something personal mixed from you.
And you will also make a tidy little profit.
I would definitely buy a packet of dry ingredients to save myself money and the worrying of getting the measurements wrong.
Food for thought 🤔 maybe?!
For example for me to purchase five of the dry ingredients listed would cost me nearly £7 if I was new to cooking
And it's only a spoon full of each I really need.
So all that ingredients in one little affordable paper packaging would save me lots of time and effort and money
What im trying to say is your a cook / Chef
So you obviously already have a decent stock of ingredients.
For me to actually make this from scratch would probably cost me nearly £20