Plant Based Pineapple & Chickpea Curry 🍍🌶🌱

carriecooksbest
carriecooksbest @carriecooksbest
Worcestershire UK

This accidental, plant based beauty of a recipe, came about on a freezer forage Sunday! 🍍🌶

You can make it as fiery as you like by leaving in the chilli seeds. 🔥 🌶
#vegancurry #vegetariancurry #plantbasedcurry

Plant Based Pineapple & Chickpea Curry 🍍🌶🌱

This accidental, plant based beauty of a recipe, came about on a freezer forage Sunday! 🍍🌶

You can make it as fiery as you like by leaving in the chilli seeds. 🔥 🌶
#vegancurry #vegetariancurry #plantbasedcurry

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Ingredients

20 minutes (plus prep)
2-3 servings
  1. 1 tinchickpeas - drained
  2. 1 tindrained pineapple rings chopped into pieces (I used the fresh equivalent here)
  3. 1scotch bonnet - halved & seeds removed*
  4. 2garlic cloves - grated
  5. 1 teaspoongrated fresh ginger
  6. 2 teaspoonsmild curry powder
  7. 50 gcreamed coconut block
  8. 1 tablespoonsour cream (optional)
  9. 1small onion - small diced
  10. 1 tinchopped tomatoes
  11. Handfulchopped coriander
  12. Water
  13. 1 tablespoonveg oil
  14. Sea salt (to taste)

Cooking Instructions

20 minutes (plus prep)
  1. 1

    In a wide pan heat the oil on a medium heat and soften the onion gently for 5-7 minutes. (add a little water if needed to stop them catching)

  2. 2

    Once softened, add in the garlic and ginger & fry til fragrant stirring all the time.
    Spoon in the mild curry powder and heat for a few seconds.

  3. 3

    Pour in the tinned tomatoes, heat til bubbling and then melt in the creamed coconut. Add a pinch of two of sea salt to taste & stir through to combine then drop in your halved scotch bonnet.

  4. 4

    Once the sauce is back up to heat, pour in the chickpeas, then fill the empty tin with water and pour this in also.
    Once bubbling, pop a lid on the pan and simmer for 10 minutes on low/medium heat to reduce down the sauce. Giving it a stir now and then.

  5. 5

    After 10 minutes add in the pineapple chunks and simmer again for 5 minutes to soften them a little.

  6. 6

    Once the pineapple is soft and sauce reduced, add in your chopped coriander, sour cream (if using) and stir through.
    Remove the scotch bonnet chilli halves if desired.
    Serve with fluffy rice and flatbreads.

    *you can leave the seeds in the scotch bonnet if you want some serious sweet heat! We didn’t! 😁

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Comments (2)

Sally Strong
Sally Strong @Sally
Looks amazing! 🧡 Love the combo of the sweet pineapple and spice

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