An easy main meal.I really like the curries with coconut milk, plus this just used regular old yellow curry powder (English curry I believe). I used some left over rice, and it's more wait for it to cook, than real work. Heat level is adjustable to your preference. Plus you can use other proteins like shrimp or tofu if you desire. Just adjust the cooking times for what you use. Just so you know, the pictures, I'm making a half recipe.As I made this, it wasn't really what I would consider spicy. The wife didn't complain, and had 2 helpings, unusual for her.

I really liked the curry rice bowl that I ate at my favorite udon restaurant a long time ago, but I can't get it anymore, so I decided to make it myself. Without using unnecessary seasonings, this can become a fairly authentic taste using just these fundamental ingredients.Unlike regular curry, there is is no need to simmer this. The meat will toughen if you overcook it, so quickly sautéing and bringing it to a simmer once is OK. The aburaage is used to draw the flavor out, so I sautéed it together without draining the oil. This saves time; it's killing two birds with one stone! You can adjust the spiciness by changing the curry roux, or adding curry powder while tasting. For 2~3 people. Recipe by YU-RI

It would seem that all the soups sold in grocery stores have sugar in it. My favorite is chicken noodle, but my diet doesn't allow any noodles or sugar. So I decided to take my mom's curry chicken recipe & make a soup out of it. I use Indian rice (basmati) instead of noodles & vegetable broth can be used instead of chicken broth.

This is a family favorite. My mother used to make it on special occasions but her recipe was lost. My wife makes it with different ingredients but the curry comes out exactly the same. You can substitute the meat with turkey or shrimp or omit the meat for vegan.

I took my usual curry pilaf from curry left-overs one step further and created rice croquettes.Use the same pot that you used to cook the curry to stir-fry the rice to cut down on clean-up time. Recipe by Nagomi mama

Do you have left over meat curry? Here's a delicious makeover.

This dish features tender white fish simmered in a creamy coconut curry sauce, complemented by sweet carrots and fresh spinach. Served over fluffy rice, it’s a comforting and flavorful meal that’s both satisfying and nourishing.

I luv this rice

It's yummy! Watch out for the curry though. The spice is always better when it reaches to YOUR MOUTHS perfection. :) I hope you enjoy it as much as my boyfriend and I did. =-)

Sometimes I feel like "ahh, I don't want to cook anything..." Well, that's when I make this curry.The curry tastes good without simmering too long thanks to the smoky flavor of sausages and the spice of "Doro" sauce. I've listed the vegetables I used, but you can actually use any kind that cooks fast. I also recommend using kabocha squash or cabbage since they add a natural sweetness to the curry. For 3-4 servings. Recipe by Shampoo hat

I made this using the same method used for rice cooker pilaf.If you want to make the rice bright yellow, add a bit more turmeric. If you are using new harvest rice, use a bit less water. If you aren't using soup stock granules, add 1 teaspoon of salt instead. If you're in a hurry you don't have to drain the rice in a sieve. Recipe by Yuuyuu0221

I learned this from my Indian friend.I used Basmati rice. If you use Japanese rice, adjust the amount of water.I don't have a rice cooker, so I cook my rice over the stove. Recipe by Brandy