Facebook | Pinterest | Instagram The only problem is that my kids and all their friends are still at the age where when someone pelts them with a water balloon, they start screaming that someone threw a water balloon at them. Yeah, kid, that’s the point. Try explaining this logic to a 5 year old. So we had no kiddie pool, half the kids are screaming, and I had to bribe Truman with Otter Pops to get him to play relay races with me. Also, when I ended up being the only adult in a swimsuit, my entire extended family decided it was fair game to do water balloon target practice on me. I definitely got more wet than any of the kids. Ah well. Summertime, right? It was actually really fun. I’m sure this will be a golden memory for my kids 10 years from now. Right? Right??? I love this recipe because it’s very simple. I’m not going to make you go out and buy fish sauce or lemongrass. It’s basic, but you get tons of flavor from just a few simple spices. The one that you might not have is called garam masala. It’s a blend of Indian spices, and it adds so much flavor. If you can’t find it, this would still be good with just the yellow curry powder called for. You might want to increase the amount a little bit.
Make it on the stove. Once you have removed all the meat and made the sauce in the pan, add the beef back into the sauce. Cover with a tilted lid (so steam can escape) and set it to a low simmer. Let cook for 2-3 hours, stirring every 20-30 minutes. Try lamb! If you can get your hands on a lamb shoulder, it would be absolutely incredible in this recipe. Cool things down. You can temper the heat of this curry with some plain yogurt, either mixed in or served on the side.
I like to serve this beef curry with Coconut Jasmine Rice with Cilantro and this Homemade Naan. You can also buy naan in the bakery section of your grocery store. If you really want to go all out, make Strawberry Lassis too! YUM. Slow Cooker Basil Chicken in Coconut Curry Sauce «one of the top recipes on my site! Slow Cooker Chicken Tikka Masala « my favorite, classic Indian dish, made in the slow cooker! You will love it. Slow Cooker Thai Red Chicken Curry with Coconut Milk from Boulder Locavore Slow Cooker Chicken Korma from Taming Twins Red Lentil Curry with Sweet Potatoes from Well Plated by Erin
