I just came up with this recipe one day.-Please be careful not to burn the garlic during Step 2.-Adjust the amount of water to your liking during Step 6! (Either add more water or curry roux.)-Use your favourite vegetables. For 2 ~ 3 servings. Recipe by Paripariichigo

I wanted to eat a simple yet delicious keema curry.Ground meat curry can be used like a sauce, so it's very handy. You can serve it on bread, turn it into a doria (rice gratin). It's sooo good. I usually use between 150-250 g of ground meat. For about 4 servings. Recipe by silk

It's so easy to make...If you mince the curry roux beforehand, it dissolves quickly making it easier to cook. If you don't have cherry tomatoes or tomatoes, just use ketchup. This is easy to make with veggies you have at home. Recipe by Peko

I love eating curry during the hot summer. I've been eating normal curry recently, but I wanted to try different one, so I made keema curry. This is my original recipe!The extra curry powder balances out the flavor of the tomatoes for a delicious, vegetable-packed curry. Adjust the amount of curry powder, and salt and pepper while tasting. That's the key. For 3 ~ 4 servings. Recipe by rira

I love spices. India has many great spice recipes. It is very easy and little spicy curry with rice. Kids love to eat with Naan bread. You can enjoy Keema Curry with rice or bread or anything you want.

This keema curry is accented by the sweetness of black garlic. Adjust the seasonings to your taste.The story behind this recipeI tried a keema curry with black garlic at a cafe and it was so delicious that I decided to try making it myself.

I wanted to make a meat sauce, and when I was making demi-glace sauce, I suddenly felt like eating keema curry, so ended up with this.Fry the onion slowly until caramelized.Add cumin, turmeric and garam masala if you have it.I recommend serving with naan bread.If you don't have curry powder, use store-bought roux. Recipe by takkytake

A chef at an Indian restaurant said to me, "It's impossible for the Japanese to cook Indian cuisine." That made me want to try cooking Indian cuisine.I added a lot of tomatoes and ketchup until the curry became red. They added tartness to the dish. I want to go to India and have a cooking match with this dish. I have a lot of confidence in the flavors here, so I hope you'll give the recipe a try.Mince garlic, ginger, and onion into the same size as ground meat.The curry's spiciness is about the same as ready-made spicy curry roux. Adjust the spiciness with hot peppers and cayenne power (this is really spicy).Chicken stock granules contains salt, so if the dish too salty, adjust the amount of salt accordingly. For 6-10 servings. Recipe by Burijitto

When we were just on our own as husband and wife, we used to make a spicy keema curry. Ever since our children became old enough to eat curry, we make it mild by using store bought curry roux.Sauté the onions thoroughly. High heat is fine since it'll take a while if you start on low (apparently, you can save time by microwaving before sautéing. See Step 3.)Once the liquid evaporates, sauté over low heat so the curry won't burn.If you're a spicy-food-loving adult, sprinkle pepper or garam masala over your serving. For 5-6 servings. Recipe by rriioo

★★★ 200 reviews, popular recipe ★★★Easy with store-bought roux♪The origin of this recipeA quick menu for when you're short on time

I made this easy curry with ingredients I had at home.Use your family's preferred condiment for its subtle flavor.I recommend using garam masala to make it authentic.You can also add lentil beans or finely chopped lotus loots. Recipe by KaoRi

You can make keema curry with regular curry roux!The origin of this recipeI had leftover curry roux!