Balti curry paste
Quick to make and the freshness of the spices beats a pre-made paste every time.
Quick to make and the freshness of the spices beats a pre-made paste every time.
A bowl of this simple curried rice makes a great barbecue accompaniment or a side dish if you're asked to bring a plate to a party. Fresh veggies, rice and a curried mayo dressing will leave you wanting more.
If you love curry but don't have much time to cook it then this is the recipe for you. It's a really delicious meat-free option for a mid-week dinner.
Your family will love this light Thai chicken curry recipe packed full of Thai flavours as well as fresh vegetables such as green beans, baby corn and broccoli florets.
This is a great chicken dinner using thigh meat. The sauce is spicy and full of vegetable that the kids wont even notice serve it on rice or a bed of noodles and sprinkle with corriander
If you reduce the oil, skip the rice and use lots of veggies you will be able to enjoy your favourite Thai curry without worrying about your waistline. This healthy version will have you putting Thai chicken curry on the menu every week.
This mildly spiced slow-cooked coconut beef is a delicious change from a regular beef casserole. Enjoy with a big bowl of rice for a warming winters meal.
This lamb curry is quick, cheap and easy to make. If you buy the lamb already diced then it becomes even easier to make and you will have a delicious curry dinner ready in 30 minutes.
Curing kids of a curry aversion makes for happier family meal planning - it’s a win when we can get our kids to like the same kinds of foods we enjoy.
The curry powder adds a lovely flavour to this curried chicken salad. Using leftover BBQ or roast chicken would make this dish even quicker to prepare. A great side dish.
Lamb curry is delicious served with basmati rice, yoghurt and chutney. This curry starts with a curry paste you can make yourself, then adds lean lamb and more fragrant indian spices which simmers gently before serving.
These yummy curried sausages are a classic that the whole family will love. It’s a great budget meal that’s quick and easy enough to whip up midweek.
This chicken, tomato and spinach curry is gently spiced with the Indian flavours of cumin, coriander and turmeric. The vegetable content gives you a winning combination.
This vegetarian curry recipe is a real surprise. There is so much flavour in this bowl that it will have you coming back for seconds immediately. Serve with yoghurt for a tangy twist on the Indian flavours that makes it fresh and spicy.
This Thai green chicken curry recipe isn't too spicy if you reduce the amount of green curry paste. Even the kids can enjoy it!
If you really love butter chicken but steer clear due to high kilojoules then this healthy butter chicken recipe is for you!
I was a little dubious about this recipe but it is extremely tasty and even my kids kept coming back for more.
A favourite with many families, this curried sausages recipe has a mild curry flavour combined with spicy chutney and sweet jam so are suitable for even the youngest kids in the family.
This is a speedy fish curry that you can add to your recipe book for those nights when you don't want to pay for takeaway. It will also help you get your three serves of fish per week. Keep some of the vindaloo paste in the pantry and serve this quick curry with rice and raita.
This is a great budget-friendly recipe for lamb curry that uses up some of the stuff that's been hiding in your pantry for a while. So get foraging! Serve with steamed rice.
Curried sausages is an old-fashioned family favourite. It's a great way to use up leftover sausages and, combined with a few pantry staples, is so quick and easy to prepare.
This delicious vegetarian curry is made with red curry paste and oven-roasted pumpkin. It's finished off with coconut milk and coriander.
Try this filling curry when you want a one-pot meal that's as tasty to eat as it is easy to cook. Serve this in big bowls as it is or make it go even further by adding a side of naan and rice.
Try this Thai veggie curry for a quick and healthy meal. Nutritious, delicious and simple to make. Serve with jasmine rice for a perfect partner.
Choose a cheaper cut of beef to make this fragrant massaman curry. It's kinder on your purse and the slow cooking will mean the meat will be tender and moist. Garnish with peanuts and coriander for extra flavour.
Feel like a green chicken curry tonight? Here's an easy recipe for you - and the best bit is that you can make it in about the same time it would take you to order and collect takeaway - and it's so much healthier!
Why not try this vegetarian curry on Meatfree Monday? Meat lovers will love it thanks to the tasty veggie combo and delicious curried sauce. Made from pantry staples, it's a winner for your budget too.
This tasty curried prawn dish can be on the table in 15 minutes - great when you need a quick and easy family meal. Fancy a milder flavour? Then swap out the red curry sauce for a korma or satay. Yum!
This mild and easy-to-eat curry is a great way to introduce your kids to Indian spices. Serve it with rice and little bowls of coconut, yoghurt and papadums for a fun, yummy and interactive dinner.
This creamy chicken and vegetable Indian curry is mild enough for everyone in the family. Serve with basmati rice, pappadums, yoghurt and cucumber and mango chutney and you have a perfect meal in less than thirty minutes.