This can be a very spicy or very mellow dish, depending on how you fix it. The proportion I fix will feed 3-4 people.
Ingredients:
- 2 medium sized or 1 large squash
- 1 can of coconut milk
- Garlic salt
- Yellow curry powder
- Black pepper
- Rinse and cut up your squash. (I prefer to make them not too large, because it cuts down on cooking time a little)
- In a good sized sauce pan, empty the can of coconut milk.
- Add curry powder. (***Important*** - If you eat curry, then you can probably gauge how spicy you prefer this to be. If you have not eaten much curry, err on the side of adding just a little and then increasing the dosage after you've given it a little taste. I prefer a good spoonful to mine, but it also depends on what i'm serving with it and how it will compliment the meal.)
- Add a dash of garlic salt and a dash of black pepper.
- Add squash.
- Turn up to a low/medium heat and put a lid on your pot.
- Check and stir periodically until the squash is soft and your kitchen has a wonderful Indian smell.
- Serve warm and don't waste the sauce.
I am serving this dish tonight with garlic chicken and pineapple/red onion rice. I'll probably make it more on the spicy side, since the other dishes are mild in flavor and I like for my food to give me the sniffles.
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