I cut butternut squash in half lengthwise and roasted it with the skin on (it made it a lot easier to peel) and then I cubed it.When I mixed everything together at the end I cooked it all together for about 10 minutes. I really enjoyed this and didn't find it too overwhelming in it's spiciness, but it did have enough to be distinctive and a really nice change for a side dish.
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This is a really great recipe. Made exactly as written (except we didn't serve with rice, didn't need anything more) Used a 3lb butternut which was about perfect! KEEPER!
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This was really easy to make and really tasty.I will be making this again!!!!! Quite a mild curry-yummy coconut taste!!! Thank you for posting it!!!I like it so muc I will make again next week!!!
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Made this last night and it was excellent! I agree with a previous reviewer - wasn't overwhelmingly spicy, but does have a very nice distinct flavor and wonderful aroma! Didn't serve with rice - found the dish itself to be very filling, but I don't think rice would be a bad addition is someone wanted it. Will definitely make again! Thanks!!
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This is great! It makes a TON too. I have also made your Sweet Potato Curry With Spinach and Chickpeas, and I think I liked this one better. I made it just as directed, except I upped the temperature to 400 degrees F when I roasted my squash (roasted for about 30 minutes), and I roasted it with salt, pepper, and garam masala sprinkled on it instead of curry. I used one 3 lb. butternut squash, and it seemed perfect. I made some brown rice to go with this, but I didn't think it needed it. I'm having it for lunch today, and I might test some out to see how it freezes (though there might be only so many times you can freeze and thaw spinach....haha) Anyway, thanks so much for posting this.
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Very good and quick! I didn't have chickpeas, and don't think I would miss them. The current photo doesn't look like they added the canned tomatoes, so I'll add my photo. I followed the recipe pretty well (though I rarely measure out spices, and I added cayenne for some heat). Also, I was in a rush and upped the temp on the oven, so only had to cook my squash about 30 minutes. My total prep/cook time was under 1 hour :) Cutting up the squash took the most time, as I was able to finish everything else while the squash was cooking.
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This was great! I might add some more chilies next time.
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This was the bomb. I'm a meat eater, as are most of my fam, but my grandad is a vegan. I made this as part of the Christmas meal this year. Can't co-sign that this will make it to the table. The fam keeps dippin in the pot "just for another taste". This time I followed the recipe to the letter using pre- chopped butternut squash from the grocery store. Next time I may add the red pepper flakes as one reviewer suggested, just to see but so far, damn good.
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This recipe sounded soooo good. What could be bad if it has coconut milk? But something was just missing. I had to add more and more spices to it, and eventually (too much coriander?) it started to taste bitter. I'll try something else next time, but, like I said, the concept is good.
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This was excellent! I made it during the week that my husband and I were being vegetarians and he loved it!
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Wow, this is awesome. I started cooking early today to premake dinner, but this smells and tastes so good that now I think we'll be having an early supper. Great recipe. Followed exactly except for the part where I didn't have quite enough curry for the onion tomato mixture because I used it so liberally on the squash. I also fell a little short on the corriander, but will make up for it with a little extra cilantro. All in all this is a great recipe probably very adaptable.
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Kozmic, I made this today, early morning, thinking it needed time to "set" before supper, to let the flavors meld...but at the rate I keep sneaking back to the kitchen to steal "samples," there won't be any left for tonight! WOW, what a winner. I made 2 changes: I had half a Granny Smith apple sitting around, so chopped that up with the onion, and added a teaspoon of dried crushed red pepper to give a wee bit more heat. This is a keeper!
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