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MANY. there are vegetable curries, meat curries...mostly chicken.and in some cases people can make up their own type of curry.so there are probably about billions and billions of different ways to make the curries.(not billions, lots and lots but definitely not billions!)Different types of curry include:acharibaltibiryanibhunachasnidhaldhansakdopiazagreen thaijalfrezijaipurikarahikoftakormamadrasmasalamussalmannentarapasandapathiaphalred thairogan joshtandooritikkavindaloo
Curries originate from regions where chillies are frequently used in cooking, and the amount of chilli - and so the heat of the curry - will depend upon personal and regional preferences when it comes to deciding how much chilli to use. In parts of the world where curries were not traditional foods, Indian restaurants are especially known for their curries, and of these the Vindaloo is probably consistently the hottest of all.
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usually tomato puree is added to a curry (chicken curry) to add a red/orange color along with turmeric however there are some curries which do not have tomato paste in it
In Gujarati, tuver is called "તુવેર" (pronounced tuver). It refers to pigeon pea, a legume commonly used in various dishes in Indian cuisine. Tuver is an important source of protein and is often used in dals and curries.
Curries can vary widely in heat, typically categorized as mild, medium, and hot. Mild curries, like korma, feature creamy sauces with little spice, while medium curries, such as tikka masala, offer a balanced warmth. Hot curries, like vindaloo or phaal, pack significant heat from chili peppers. Individual preferences and regional variations can influence the perceived heat level in these dishes.
Cinnamon is a spice found in Indian curries, desserts, and poultry. It is also used with coffee, chocolate, and fruits. Cinnamon is common in baked goods, but also adds flavor to stews and sauces.
Tamarind paste can be used in cooking by diluting it with water to create a tangy and sour flavor in dishes. It is commonly used in sauces, marinades, curries, and chutneys to add a unique taste to the dish.
yes curries come from different countries.
Typically yes, due to the large amounts of oil and ghee used in take-away curries. However if you choose to make the curry yourself, you can control the amount of fats used ( along with the cuts of meat and quality of the other ingredients), to make a very healthy meal. It is only the high fat content in most curries that make them an "unhealthy" food - all the other ingredients are fine. Curries that are coconut based, or cream based, are the most unhealthy curries. Typically tomato-based sauces are less unhealthy, but generally will still contain a lot of oil, if purchased from a take-away.
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Naan bread is typically used as a staple side dish in Indian cuisine, often served alongside curries, stews, and other dishes to soak up sauces and add a chewy texture to the meal.
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Vegetable curries freeze very well, although the vegetables often used in curries - particularly potatoes - tend to crumble because of the freezing and defrosting.
Rue cooking is a technique where flour is cooked in fat to create a thickening agent for sauces and gravies. It is used to add flavor and texture to dishes by creating a base for sauces and soups.
Many Mexican people enjoy Indian food including hot curries.