Anybody got AUTHENTIC indian curry recipes?

[CountryAir15]

The so called carers for my grandad dish up the same five high salt and sat fats ready meal curries from tesco. they actually make an effort to meet the bare minimum. I just hate them being there so much.

So .. rant over I'd like to make granddad some nice things.

Thanks

[Zest]

Hi CountryAir15

This is an Indian Curry recipe from the BBC good food website, and looks quite appetising. See what you think:

bbcgoodfood.com/recipes/199...

Zest

[Activity2004 Administrator]

What type of food does your Grandfather like/able to eat? Is he allergic to anything food related?

[CountryAir15 in reply to Activity2004]

He's Indian so he eats indian and no, but real Indian food is a lot different than the Anglo acceptable forms.

[Activity2004 Administrator in reply to CountryAir15]

Can you mix ghee in with the curry?

[CountryAir15 in reply to Activity2004]

Not sure, I just dont like how they feed grandad so systematically there are authentic curries in the world food section, if they mixed it up a bit, it would show some honest care but there's just something so vendor like that they dont think that he would enjoy change, plus he's blind and hard of hearing, so he relies on them like a baby

[Activity2004 Administrator in reply to CountryAir15]

Can you please go to his place and ask him what he wants?

[CountryAir15 in reply to Activity2004]

He will eat any Indian food anyway goodnight x

[Activity2004 Administrator in reply to CountryAir15]

Good night!😀

[MrsStop]

meerasodha.com/recipes/

I hope this helps. Her “made in India” cookbook is really great and some of the recipes are online. I don’t know how to do a link using my phone - sorry!

[Agoodenough]

Maybe an idea would be to get a slow cooker or do what I do.

When in a rush. Put a load of vegetables in a big pan, tip in a load of whatever Indian spices are to hand, add garlic and passatta. Pour in some water and bring to the boil and then simmer. You can add coconut milk or lentils, chickpeas etc. Make a big batch and freeze some and ask the carers each day to take one portion from the freezer ready for the next day. I hope your grandad is okay. I used to work as a private carer. Tarka dhal and saag aloo are also very quick sides and can be made ahead. 🙂

[Guds]

Google receipes by Sanjeev Kapoor - butter paneer, aloo Gobindram n many more

Other recipes by varun inamdar and harpal Singh are also very good simple n delicious

YouTube has all their recipes so easy to follow too