Pea & tomato curry

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1. Fry the paneer in 2 tbsp of oil until golden brown. Scoop out. Fry the onion mix until fragrant, about 5 minutes. Stir in the spices, then the tomatoes and stock, and simmer for 10 mins until thickened. Add the paneer and peas and cook for 5 minutes.

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Most peas are frozen directly after harvesting, which means they retain nearly all of their vitamins

388 kcalories, protein 19.7g, carbohydrate 15.8g, fat 27.7 g, saturated fat 11.2g, fibre 5.2g, salt 2.57 g

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  24 February 2008

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  This was fantastic - so quick and easy - and very tasty.

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• SREHAN

  28 February 2008

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  Couldn't get hold of paneer so used small new potatoes (chopped in half) and simmered with the tomatoes for 20 mins instead pf 10 mins used can of chopped tomatoes hold used petit pois peas - much yummier worked a treat !

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  Fabulous! will be making this again!

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  10 October 2008

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  I tried this recipe out a couple of days ago. After years and years of watching my mother make this recipe i've never actually known how she does it, and i have never attempted to try to make anything indian in case i get it wrong. But this recipe was so simple and easy to follow, and it turned out great, except my sister pointed out that i needed to put a bit more chili powder in it, but it was great. I made my first indian meal and i am quite proud of myself :) Now i don't have any excuses when my parents ask me to make dinner :)

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• Miles Dexter

  10 December 2008

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  Had this @ my daughters house in Winchester prior to going to see concert of Leonard Cohen (best singer songwriter in the world) in Bournmouth, perfect evening! recipe to die for and so simple as well. I usually cook French only, but I am doing it for my wife this Friday. I love my daughter who is such a nice person.

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  Best veggie curry recipe ever!

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Ingredients

• 250g paneer (indian cheese), cut into chunks
• 4 very ripe tomatoes , roughly chopped
• 1 onion , chopped and whizzed to a purée with a thumb sized piece of ginger and clove of garlic
• 300g frozen peas , defrosted
• oil
• spice mix made from a pinch garam masala , 2 tsp, turmeric, 1/2 tsp, cayenne
• 300g vegetable stock or water

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Ingredients

• 250g paneer (indian cheese), cut into chunks
• 4 very ripe tomatoes , roughly chopped
• 1 onion , chopped and whizzed to a purée with a thumb sized piece of ginger and clove of garlic
• 300g frozen peas , defrosted
• oil
• spice mix made from a pinch garam masala , 2 tsp, turmeric, 1/2 tsp, cayenne
• 300g vegetable stock or water

388 kcalories, protein 19.7g, carbohydrate 15.8g, fat 27.7 g, saturated fat 11.2g, fibre 5.2g, salt 2.57 g

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