Authentic Indian-Style Beef Curry

I perfected this recipe after frequenting an authentic Indian curry restaurant.Modify the spiciness of this dish by altering the amount of chili power. 1 tablespoon should give you a medium-hot dish.There should be enough liquid from the tomato, but if not add in water as needed.The tomato should provide enough liquid. Recipe by Puriman

I tried to make a mild curry for my 3 year old who can't eat spicy food and for my husband who doesn't like tart flavour.Canned tomato sauce (I used Kagome brand's standard sauce) makes the curry a little less tart. Red chili pepper and black pepper are optional, and it will still taste like curry even if you don't put them in. A sprinkle will bring out the flavours, but you can add a little bit more to give it a spicier kick. Recipe by Taguyoshi

This is a typical Indian curry that my mother used to make this at least twice a month. The sauce is rich like gravy, so it's a rather special curry. I remember feeling really happy whenever she made it.If you're using yogurt instead of heavy cream, have the curry roux cooking over low heat in Step 10 so it's just bubbling lightly, and add the yogurt 1 tablespoon at a time, mixing it into the roux between additions.Adjust the spiciness by reducing or increasing the cayenne pepper. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by Plabar

I really wanted to recreate the dish I eat regularly at an Indian restaurant, so I combined whatever spices I had. The homemade naan recipeis also easy to make, and you can make it at the same time as you make the curry. Bring the fragrant breeze of India to your home!I usually eyeball the spices, anyway so please adjust since everyone has different preferences for spiciness. You could also use mushrooms and eggplants - just use anything in the fridge. The curry tastes good even if you don't have of all the listed spices, but the key is to add the cumin and garam masala. For 4 servings. Recipe by Rizzy

im soo happy and proud you guys liked my recipe thankyou all! :-) xxx

I was really into eating out at Indian restaurants, then I wanted to make a curry myself. I experimented several times to come up with this recipe and it's almost perfect!I put "to taste" for most of the powdered spices. 1 teaspoon is the standard and adjust to your liking. Using the cardamon, cinnamon, nutmeg and black pepper makes the curry richer, but it still tastes good without them. It will taste even better with bone meat. Recipe by Mizukichi

This is a staple dish in Indian restaurants. If you have a mixer, it will be quite easy to make at home. You can eat plenty of spinach and it is very nutritious!If you use tofu do add the usual cheese at the end because the tofu might be tasteless. The longer you simmer, the better taste you will get. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by Yupochi

Indian families don't eat a lot of mushrooms, but you do see this curry served at restaurants in Japan. I recently received a lot of mushrooms from a neighbor of mine, so I tried re-creating this restaurant curry dish, and was very happy with the results.-Please stir fry the ingredients very well in Step 8. That's the key to the deliciousness of this curry.-Based on that method, please add the cayenne pepper in Step 7. For 2 generous servings. Recipe by Plabar

This is a flavourful, hearty meal that everyone will love.

We love curry in our house, so I'm always making different variations. I like the keema curry served at Indian restaurants, so I thought I'd try making it myself.I used whole cumin seeds, since they have a stronger fragrance and are more authentically Indian than cumin powder.It's quite a chore to chop up 3 onions, so I use a food processor to save time and effort. You can omit the green peas. If you like it spicy, add some red chili pepper powder. Recipe by mikosanta

Sometimes I’ll pick up awkward cuts of meat… if it looks good. Have I ever bought beef shin? Hell no. But, it looks respectable enough to try… reasonably priced enough too.

A former roommate who was from southern India loved this curry, and he used to share it with me. I heard from that colleague for the first time in years the other day, so I made this to commemorate our friendship.You can use bouillon or vegetable soup stock (200 ml) instead of coconut milk.If you freeze this, defrost in the refrigerator, put in a frying pan with a little additional water and heat through for 5 to 10 minutes.If the dried fruits you have are chunky, chop into small pieces. For 4 servings. Recipe by Plabar

In case it's not obvious from the fact that I've now posted two recipes for it, I love Indian-spiced beef curry. Something about the combination of warm spices, sweet coconut milk, and tender meat really gets my engine revving. This version is much quicker than the previous one (no marinating required). It also has a slightly deeper flavour, thanks to the addition of garam masala and cumin. Differences aside, I love them both and would happily eat either any day.

After many attempts, I've finally come up with this recipe.Everyone loved it!Watch the heat carefully, and make sure not to burn it!!Don't forget to stir!You can omit the curry powder, soy milk and yogurt if some of those aren't available. For 4 servings. Recipe by Chi-no happy

This is my mother's recipe and it turns out awesome ,,,

Combining the good parts of the recipes I learned from a Malaysian friend and my partner's aunt who runs a restaurant on Pinang Island in Malaysia, I came up with my own vegetarian curry.In Step 1, add red chili pepper if desired. The amount of spice depends on the type of curry powder; if using Japanese curry powder, add red chili pepper for an authentic flavor. I recommend the Baba brand of Malaysian curry powder. Recipe by Ning2

Koftas are an essential dish for vegetarians! They are different from Japanese croquets and tasty too!Soak cashew nuts in water and chop finely. Add this to the kofta batter to give richness.If necessary, add some water to the batter because if the batter is too stiff, you might find it difficult to shape into balls. Instead of wheat flour, use chickpea flour for a more authentic taste. Recipe by Yupochi

Filipino curry was one of my favourite dishes growing up. Traditionally the protein is chicken, but I chose to make mine with beef. Specifically, brisket. The long cooking time required by the meat allowed the flavours to deepen, and the potatoes to turn soft and silky. Following family tradition, I used ready-made, generic supermarket curry powder. Feel free to use a blend such as masala. The proportions below may vary depending on the strength of your curry powder.

I was looking for something different to do with a roast I had in the freezer and this didn't disappoint. I borrowed a technique from Kenji Lopez-Alt in caramelizing the onions. Adding the water allows the Maillard reactions (responsible for browning) evenly and without burning the onions, resulting in sweet, savory onions. I used top sirloin, but you can use any large roast for this recipe, chuck might actually stand up better to the low, slow cooking. Try to use the freshest spices you can scrounge up!

I love an Indian curry with tandoori fish at my favorite Indian restaurant. So I made my own version.In Step 2, the longer the fish is left to marinate, the more flavoursome it will become (1 hour to half a day)I recommend swordfish, tuna and mackerel for tandoori fish! This curry is great with tandoori chicken as well!Adding the spices and coconut milk gives this curry that great authentic taste. Recipe by Karun

I always order eggplant curry, since I love it. But the authentic version has tons of oil. To reduce cooking time as well as the amount of oil, I generally microwave eggplants before using them in dishes like this.For this recipe, I used a large, round eggplant. Use 2 if using the narrow type. Adjust the spices to taste. Recipe by KT121

Fancy a curry for your single belly? Then make it happened....!

I love anything curry but specially my curry beef ...this beef is full of flavor and can go over white rice or you can eat it in a roti wrap which is my favotite ! Enjoy

We do like Indian food, well myself more so than my wife. So I always am trying to find a recipe that is less than 75 ingredients, about 15 of which I have never heard of, let alone able to find. Plus I need things sort of quick since I work and have to come home and make dinner. A rice bowl once a week really fits the bill for us. So I sort of took a couple recipes, modified for ground meat, and readily available spices in the average American market, and this recipe was born. Quite frankly, the only thing I had to buy that wasn't in my spice cabinet or pantry was the coconut milk. My wife said it needed more tomato paste, I thought it had too much. She said it was too spicy, so I modified the crushed red pepper amount to bring that down. We both agreed the addition of green peas would be wonderful. So next time, 1/2 - 1 cup of peas. This is a strong good Indian flavor, try it, let us know how you like it.

Back when I made curry with a spice packet bought from an e-commerce store, I realized how to make authentic curry. I sometimes make this kind of curry. You can make it any time you gather the ingredients together♪.You could easily mince the onions if you have a food processor.For those of you that who prefer roughly minced meat, give it a quick whirl in the food processor for a satisfying texture and it'll be delicious♪.There are a lot of ingredients, so it might look like too much of a pain to make, but you doesn't take that long. If you take prep the mincing first, then the rest is relatively easy. My family doesn't like tomatoes, so I used minced meat this time, but feel free to use your preferred ingredients. When using chicken meat to make curry, marinate the chicken in 100 g yogurt first (for about an hour), and then add to the pot with the yogurt to make a delicious curry without the peculiar odor. Recipe by mana4me

This is a rich, creamy curry that's always served at weddings in India. This is one of my favorite curries. I saw fresh cream at the supermarket, and I wanted to eat a creamy dish anyway, so I made this. It's homemade but unbelievably delicious.As the name indicates this is a dish from the Kashmir region, but anyone can enjoy this regardless of nationality or borders.Have it with naan breador saladon the side. For 2 to 3 servings. Recipe by Plabar

Make authentic-tasting curry using store-bought roux. This recipe is a staple in our home. By microwaving the potatoes and carrots before adding them, they won't fall apart. My husband prefers all the onions sliced thinly, but you can also add some cut into wedges and lightly sautéed along with the potatoes and carrots.

Nothing is better than a bowl of warming Lamb curry in a windy winter day. All flavors magically work together in my version of Lamb curry, irresistible to fill a second bowl.