Use fresh and tender cauliflower but be aware that the cooking time of the florets will vary depending on the quality and freshness. If you prefer a softer texture, you can blanch the florets in hot water for 15-20 minutes before adding them to the pot. You can also let the cauliflower curry simmer longer, but this might make the other ingredients, for example, potatoes, too soft and mushy.
First, heat the curry paste in a pan and sauté onion and garlic over medium heat while stirring for about 1 minute. Next, add potatoes, coconut milk, ginger, turmeric, and salt and bring to a boil. Let it cook with a lid on top for about 15 minutes until the potatoes are tender. Add cauliflower and chickpeas and cook for a further 5 minutes. Finally, stir in the tomatoes and season to your liking.
Yes, you can freeze the cauliflower curry. But it is best to leave off the coriander leaves. Let the curry cool completely before pouring it into freezer bags or airtight containers. Once the dish is properly sealed tight, place it in the freezer for up to 3 months. When you are ready to enjoy the curry, thaw it fully in the fridge overnight before reheating it and adding the coriander.
Cauliflower curry can last 4-5 days in the fridge if stored properly. Store any leftovers in an airtight container to retain as much of the taste and texture as possible. But remember to let it cool down to room temperature before transferring it to a container in the fridge.
There are several ways to serve this scrumptious dish. We suggest you serve the cauliflower curry in a bowl with sprinkles of fresh coriander leaves and warm naan on the side. It also goes well with some plain steamed rice, mashed potatoes, or other types of flat bread.
This Indian cauliflower curry is a wholesome comfort food packed with rish flavours that are perfect for the whole family. It is mild in spice unless you add more of the spicy red curry paste, and easy to prepare, making it the perfect weeknight dinner or make-ahead meal prep. You get to experience a wonderful and exotic mix of potatoes, cauliflower florets, chickpeas, fresh tomatoes, and spices.
The combination of coconut milk and spices gives the dish a well-balanced flavor. Filled with delicious veggies and topped with fresh coriander leaves, a bowl of this fiery dish is too good to pass up.
Our coconut cauliflower curry is served with warm naan. If you have not tried it before, naan is an Indian type of flatbread with an incredibly soft and fluffy texture, perfectly suited for this soup-like curry dish. The bread is a staple food in the Indian kitchen and should not be missing from the table when you serve this curry. It is perfect for soaking up all of that delicious sauce.
This potato and cauliflower curry is a simple mix of rich flavors and lots of vegetables that come together in no time. The cauliflower florets are a great addition as they add texture and soak up all the delicious aromas and flavors. Chickpeas and potatoes go nicely with the cauliflower and bulk the dish out more. It is ready in under an hour, and you can even make it the day before if you need a quick lunch or dinner.
Looking for more easy and tasty recipes? Take a look at our chickpea curry with spinach and grilled cheese, or a beautiful green Cream of broccoli soup.
Thanks to the coconut milk and the many warming spices, this cauliflower curry is bursting with flavors. The coconut milk adds volume and thickness while balancing the spiciness with its sweet taste and tropical aroma. The combination of red curry paste and turmeric with fresh ginger yields a beautiful bright color and spicy flavor with a hint of citrus to brighten up the dish. If you love a fiery kick with your curry, you are going to love this recipe as you can easily make it spicier with the curry paste, and it only requires minimal effort on your part to get it ready in time for dinner.
The best part about this recipe for cauliflower curry is that you can try out different spices and veggies to style the dish to your liking. Instead of using ground turmeric, you can add 2 tablespoons of finely grated fresh turmeric. Fresh turmeric has a more vibrant color and is spicier, which may be preferable if you love spicy food.
You can also try adding a few curry leaves while the dish is cooking. The pointy, almond-shaped leaves have a complex citrusy flavor that will pair wonderfully with the turmeric and fresh ginger.
As for trying different veggies, how about adding green peas and mushrooms to the mix? The peas provide the dish with a pop of color and subtly sweet and savory notes, while the mushrooms bring an earthy, umami flavor that makes for a flavorful tasting experience.
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