Creamy Cashew Curry by
Melc
Source: http://www.rapidfitness.co.nz/food-blog/2014/4/30/slow-cooker-creamy-cashew-curry
Ingredients
Serves 5-7
1kg Free range Beef rump steak
500ml Free range, organic Beef stock, you can make your own which is ideal, ours was purchased from Farro Fresh
2 White onions, diced
1 Thumb Ginger, chopped fine
2 Garlic cloves, crushed & chopped
1 Red Chilli, chopped
1/4 C Soaked raw Cashews
2 tsp Coriander
2 tsp Cumin
2 tsp Garam Masala
2 tsp Turmeric
2 tsp each of Pink Himalayan Salt & Pepper
Juice from 1 Lime
1/2 C Full fat Coconut cream
2 Tbs Almond butter, you could substitute for Cashew butter
Coconut Oil for cooking
EXTRA
Fresh Mint & Cashews to sprinkle on top
1
kg Free range Beef rump steak
500
ml Free range, organic Beef stock, you can make your own which is ideal, ours was purchased from Farro Fresh
2
White onions, diced
1
Thumb Ginger, chopped fine
2
Garlic cloves, crushed & chopped
1
Red Chilli, chopped
1/4
C Soaked raw Cashews
2 tsp
Coriander
2 tsp
Cumin
2 tsp
Garam Masala
2 tsp
Turmeric
2 tsp
each of Pink Himalayan Salt & Pepper
1/2
C Full fat Coconut cream
2
Tbs Almond butter, you could substitute for Cashew butter
Instructions
In a hot frying pan with 1 tbs of coconut oil, brown your meat quickly on both sides. Roughly 1 minute each. Spoon meat into your crockpot and set aside
In the same frying pan add in 1 tbs of coconut oil and your chopped onions. Cook over a low-medium heat until soft. Add in your garlic and ginger and cook for a further 3-4 minutes.
Once your onions have turned slightly clear and the ginger & garlic have softened a little, reserve 1/4 of the mix and set aside. Add in all of your spices, salt & pepper and chilli to the remaining onions in the pan and stir.
Remove your mix from the heat and add this to a blending jug with your almond butter, lime juice, beef stock, coconut cream and soaked cashews. Using a stick blender, blitz until you have a thick and creamy paste. Add in the onions you had set aside earlier for a little bit of texture. Stir then pour over your beef in the crockpot
Turn your slow cooker to Low and leave to cook all day, around 8 hours. The meat will be super tender and the sauce, so creamy and tasty! Serve with fresh mint and extra chopped cashews. You could also serve this up with cauliflower rice.