Curry food

Extra CRISPY Japanese Pork Katsu Curry is one of my go-to comfort foods that is easy to make at home. Japanese Pork Katsu Curry is one of my first ever viral recipes on TikTok and one of the most popular recipes on my blog. I dare you to name a better combination than rich and creamy curry on top of extra-crispy pork chops. In this blog post, you will find some tips and tricks to make perfect Japanese Pork Katsu Curry every single time at home!

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Here's an easy recipe for the perfect restaurant style paneer butter masala. It's a luscious onion tomato gravy with creaminess from cashews, khus khus (poppy seeds), butter and cream. Soft paneer simmered in this gravy is a big hit with everyone

This Chicken Katsu Curry is a copycat version of one I had on my trip to Hawaii. The combination of crispy chicken, Japanese curry, and warm rice is so comforting, and I guarantee it will be one of the best bites of your life.

Korean curry is a fusion of Indian and Japanese curries. It's made from an instant roux, usually in blocks or powder form. It is a little spicier than Japanese curries and usually has bite-size chunks of carrots, potatoes, and protein of choice. Korean curry is a childhood meal for me —it's warm, slightly spicy, very

Chicken katsu curry features crispy chicken served with a rich and savoury Japanese curry sauce. It’s so satisfying and comforting, and it was one of my go-to dishes to make while I was at university! ingredients: This recipe serves 2 people! Curry: steps: check out more Japanese recipes! *This post […]

Easy Japanese chicken katsu curry made completely from scratch. This recipe does not use premade curry blocks. The crunchiest katsu ever!

This easy chicken Rogan Josh has bold flavours, a perfect texture and a delicious creamy sauce. It takes just 40 minutes to make, and it’s just as good as a takeaway!

My Japanese Beef Curry has a milder and sweeter flavor than the curries of India and the Caribbean, but it's equally packed with flavor.

The Korean curry powder packet (I buy the Ottogi brand) can be purchased at any Asian market or Korean grocery store, or even online!