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Mega-Healthy Tasty Curry / Tagine

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  1. Mega-Healthy Tasty Curry / Tagine

    (only organic produce unless its unavailable)

    note this is a total recipe, no preparation, i do it as i go. be present
    to your ingerdients and and chop with love.

    i find the more you appreciate a carrot, the better it tastes, i've cooked
    with macrobiotics, it works!

    in a le creuset pot...

    translucentise 2-3 onions in 2-3 Tbsps of best olive oil
    add 2-3 chunkily cut carrots and 3 stalks of celery
    add very good pinch of salt, cover, reduce heat, let sweat for a few mins
    (salt makes veggies sweet as it extracts

    water)
    add half bulb of roughly chopped garlic, remove lid, cook off whilst you..
    add 1 tsp cumin, 2 tsp tumeric, 1/2 tsp ground corriander, 1/2 tsp
    cayenne, 1/2 tsp ground cinnamon, 1/2 tsp

    ground nutmeg
    as it sticks add juice of one lime and lemon
    add two kalko organic stock cubes (i use one veg & one chicken, but
    marigold just as good) - unless you have fresh

    stock which of course is superior, but takes time
    cook off and let it stick, but not burn, as it sticks add the juice
    add 2/3 of a litre of boiling water water, and another pinch of salt and a
    pepper grind
    stick lid on bring to boil,
    add 3 new potatoes skin on, chunky
    add 2 best chicken breasts (boned thighs work wonderfully)
    add two chopped fresh chillies and two thumbs of fresh ginger
    boil for 10 mins
    add tin of tomatoes, bring to aggressive boil
    turn down heat, add less hardy veg (peppers, sweet potato, mushrooms)
    low simmer for 20 mins
    add pound (tin) of chickpeas (rinsed)
    turn off heat, let stand for 10 mins
    add a lot (half of a big bunch more or less or nearly there) of fresh
    corriander

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