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Ingredients

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Goan Pork Curry

  • 600 grams cubed pork, lean pork
  • 1 tsp turmeric powder
  • 1o small chillies (birdseye), deseeded if desired
  • 2 tsp ginger garlic paste
  • 1 tablespoon garam masala
  • 1 tsp salt
  • 75 grams Brown Vinegar
  • 3 tablespoons sunflower oil
  • 1 large onion, peeled & halved
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Recipe's preparation

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  1. Mix pork, turmeric & salt together & set aside

  2. Put chillies (deseeded if you don't want a very hot dish), garlic ginger paste & onion into TMClosed lid. Pulverise on speed 9 for 6 seconds or until it is a paste, remove from TM & set aside

  3. Put sunflower oil into TM Closed lid Heat 100c 2mins speed 1. Add pork cook 100c Counter-clockwise operationClosed lid for 10mins speed 1.

  4. Add the chilli paste & garam masala & cook 100 c Counter-clockwise operationClosed lid for 4 mins speed 1

  5. Add the brown vinegar. Cook 80c for 15 mins Closed lidCounter-clockwise operation with MC removed. Serve with steamed rice

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Tip

Garlic ginger paste is a blend of equal parts, peeled ginger & garlic pulverised

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  • Loved it. Was a bit unsure

    Submitted by mickperry on 26. July 2015 - 21:15.

    Loved it. Was a bit unsure about the 'brown vinegar'. Used malt vinegar which from my research would appear to be correct. (of note we are in Australia). Used 200mL of coconut cream, I think this was a big plus. Used half the amount of chillis and the 'hotness' was spot on for us anyway. My wife has a much lower tolorance for chilli and she thought it was perfect. I could have had more chilli but thats not to say the dish needed more.

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  • Really delicious. I added 1/2

    Submitted by PigensomelskerTM on 1. January 2015 - 19:58.

    Really delicious. I added 1/2 tin coconut cream coz we like it saucy and way less chilli- just a pinch of the dried stuff.  Kids loved it tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • Ok firstly there is no

    Submitted by tracy_hilton on 25. April 2012 - 23:18.

    Ok firstly there is no mention here of when you put in the Garam masala so I just put it in when I put the chilli paste back in the bowl.  Secondly when you say small red chillis you might need to be more specific.  I took his to mean birdseye as if you just meant normal red chillies you would not have said small.  Curry was extremely hot, if we didn't like chilli I think it would have been inedible. I could tell the curry had a nice taste and was easy to make, just be careful with the type of chilli

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