This curry is one of my favourite meals that I make all the time. We have a curry at least once a week, I find it so easy to make, full of flavour and it’s healthy and filling. I do change things up a little though, and use different veggies depending on what I have available. This curry is similar to Thai curries because of the coconut flavour, I also either add lemongrass while I’m cooking or squeeze fresh lime juice over the curry when serving. And after making my butternut squash curry over and over again, I decided to change things up a little and came up with this sweet potato curry!

How to Make Sweet Potato Curry

Sweet potatoes are one of the best vegetables that can go in curries. They’re sweet, nutritious, colourful and can be paired very well with many different vegetables. The combination that I’m sharing here with you is quite simple, and the flavours are unique but also suitable for children. My nieces and nephews love this curry!

The Ingredients

Sweet potatoes, carrots, spinach leavesOnion, garlic, ginger (preferably fresh, but you can also use dried), turmeric (fresh or dried), green chilli (skip if you don’t like spicy food), coconut milk for the sauceAnd the spices, cumin, coriander, black pepper, and salt.

The Instructions

First, prep your ingredients. This means that you’ll have to dice the onion, mince the garlic, peel and grate the ginger and the turmeric if you’re using fresh ones. If you’re using green chilli, then deseed it and dice it. Peel and cube the sweet potato, the carrot, and wash the spinach leaves. If you’re using large spinach leaves, then you’ll need to chop them up a little. If you’re using baby spinach leaves, then just wash them. Then start cooking! I normally use my cast iron pot that you can see in the picture below. But you can use any pot that you have. Heat some oil on medium heat, and saute the onion until it’s soft and translucent. Then add ginger, turmeric, garlic and green chilli. Cook for 1-2 minutes then add the spices and cook for 1 more minute. Now it’s time to add the sweet potato, carrot and coconut milk to the pot. Reduce the heat, cover with the lid and simmer until the vegetables are soft. When the sweet potatoes and the carrot are soft enough, turn off the heat and stir in the spinach leaves. Stir them a little for them to wilt, season with salt and pepper and that’s your curry now ready to be served! Serve with brown rice and garnish with crushed cashew nuts, and basil leaves if desired.

Other Vegetables That Can Be Added to This Curry

MushroomsMini cornBell peppersChickpeas or any other beans like butterbeans for example

You should also check out my vegan curry superfood bowl, it’s sooo easy to make and very nutritious! This kidney bean curry is also amazing, and you will also love this aubergine and chickpea curry. If you’re looking for more sweet potato recipes, then try my breakfast sweet potato hash, or this slow cooker sweet potato and butternut squash soup! If you make this curry, please don’t forget to rate it and share a picture on social media. Tag #LittleSunnyKitchen in your posts as I would really love to see what you make! Thank you for supporting Little Sunny Kitchen, so I can keep sharing my family recipes with you for free. © Little Sunny Kitchen

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