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Low calorie/fat Curry Sauce Recipe

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A real tasty Curry sauce, easy to make

This is a real easy curry sauce to make it takes less than half an hour to make it. OK what you need is:

1 x medium sized brown onion

2 x cloves of garlic

100ml (3.5 fl oz) of vegetable stock (or it can be chicken, lamb, beef stock etc)

3 x tablespoon artificial sweetener ( Canderel or any other shops own brand sweetener)

1 x 400g tin chopped tomatoes

2 x teaspoon chopped dried mint or or the equivalent of fresh mint.

2 x teaspoon ground coriander seeds

1 x teaspoon finely grated/chopped root ginger

100g (3.5 oz) very low fat natural yogurt or very low fat fromage frais or Quark

1 x tablespoon mild/hot/Tikka etc curry powder (more to taste if desired)

Coriander seeds, gives off a great aroma!

To make it

1. Peel and chop the onion and garlic roughly. Put a little olive oil or Fry Lite in a pan, add the onion, garlic and root ginger to the pan and fry on a medium heat for a few minutes until soft and browned.

2. Add the curry powder and herbs to the vegetables and mix, fry for a few more minutes to let the lovely flavours come out.

3. Then add the tinned tomatoes and the stock to the pan. Bring to simmering point and add the artificial sweetener.

4. Let the curry simmer for 10 more minutes.

5. Take of the heat and use a hand blender to blitz the curry, to your liking. Myself I make it into a smooth lump free sauce, but its entirely up to you how you like it.

6. Bring back to the hob on a low heat, and add the yogurt, fromage frais or Quark to the curry to give it a creamy flavour/texture.

Now your curry sauce is ready, it makes quite a good amount so I normally save half of it by freezing it, it freezes well just put it in a Tupperware.

You can leave it quite chunky if you like, but as mentioned I have mine smooth and then add it to my chopped onions, mushrooms, peppers etc and my chopped meat, chicken, turkey fish etc like you would if you purchased it as a jar curry from the store, but it a lot better than one of those curry sauces! You can use more or less of the herbs/curry powder to your liking the above is just a guide. Happy cooking.

Comments

christine almaraz 2 years ago

sounds like something I need to try.

Pet Lover Craig 2 years ago

yes it's very qiuck and easy meal to make and tasty too. My family have it about one a week or more. You can have it with a rice, but we mostly have it with roasted butternut squash or roasted sweet potato. I par boil the vegetables remove from pan and drain, add to a baking sheet spray a little Fry Lite on them and season with ground black pepper and sea salt and roast in oven until golden and crispy!

andy 3 months ago

Made this for my wife and she loved it!

rainbow 5 weeks ago

absolutely delicious!! ... can't recommend enough

only thing i would say is try just 1 spoon of sweetener at first

Lynsey 3 weeks ago

What a great recipe. Tastes like a curry house curry. We had with Jamie Oliver's Mexican street salad instead of rice for a truly healthy option. Will defo be making this again. Fab

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