Here are just a few tips to help you make your delicious version at home:
1. For quick-cooking proteins (fish, shrimp, tofu, hard-boiled eggs, cooked chick peas) - follow the package directions closely - add all ingredients except for your protein to a pot, bring to boil, then simmer for ten minutes before adding your protein of choice.
2. For proteins that take a little longer to cook (beef, pork, bone-in chicken, mutton, lamb) - no need to boil and simmer the pouch contents first. Just add everything to your pot and proceed to bring it up to a slow boil, then turn down to simmer.
3. When cooking with coconut milk, never let your pot come to a rolling boil. A rolling boil will split or break the coconut milk, resulting in a lumpy curry. As soon as the curry gravy begins to bubble, turn it down to simmer.
4. For chicken and pork curries, Mum always added potatoes. Peel and cut two large Idaho potato into 8 pieces. Once your curry with the added protein has simmered for ten minutes, add the potatoes and cook until they're fork tender.
5. For extra credit: slice up a large red onion and sauté that in your pot til softened, before following the package instructions. This is completely optional, and not necessary at all. It's one of the things we did in testing and it yielded an A++ curry!
6. Taste and adjust seasonings - I usually add salt and since the spice blends are quite mild, I add a heaping tablespoon of Hot Chilli Sambal for the heat level that I like.
Here's a quick Instagram video of me making a pot of chicken curry in my kitchen.
More videos, tip and inspiration for our Curry Spice Blend:
1. Egg and Mushroom Curry -https://www.instagram.com/p/CcguvvrsQX1/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
2. Carrot and Golden Beet Coconut Curry Soup by Tried & True (Kylie Thompson)-https://www.instagram.com/p/CeG26kQua3L/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link
3.First-time Chicken Curry Success by a Happy Customer: https://www.instagram.com/p/CV1G1Mdv6r2/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link