Serves 4 but if you add more veg
you can get 6 serves
This has similar flavours to a
satay curry- this is a nut free version. You can also add chilli to this. Add the chilli same time as when you blitz
the turmeric.
Lots of anti inflammatory ingredients in here! Great dish to get more coconut in your diet.
You can make this vegetarian by
changing the mince for 2 x 400g cans rinsed and drained chickpeas.
Ingredients
500g beef mince, you can use any
mince
½ brown onion
1 man sized thumb piece of ginger
and turmeric
5 cloves garlic
2 tbsp tamari or coconut aminos
2 tbsp tahini
400ml ayam can of coconut cream
1 bunch bok choy, washed and
chopped
1 large red capsicum, diced
3 carrots, small dice
You can use whatever veg you like
here- this is an example.
Method
In a food processor blitz your
turmeric, garlic and ginger until minced. You can do this my hand if you want.
In a large pan or wok brown your
mince, carrot and turmeric mix, stir fry for 3-4 minutes. Then add your tahini,
tamari, coconut cream, and capsicum. You will probably need to add ½ can water
approx. Simmer covered if you can for 20 minutes or so until the carrot is
tender, stir a couple of times, it should be nice and thick. If you don’t have
a lid you will need to add more water due to evaporation. Add in your bokchoy
and cook a further 1-2 minutes until wilted. Season with salt.
Where do I buy beef mice from?? Just kidding - you may need an edit here. Great recipe - just my kind of flavours
ReplyDeletehaha! I catch my mice!
DeleteThanks so much for this delicious recipe! Miss 3 is anaphylactic to peanuts and hubby and I have really missed satay but this is a yummy substitute. In fact, I think it's better than satay! I serve it with noodles usually and Miss 3 loves it too.
ReplyDeletemakes a nice change doesn't it?
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