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This recipe works if you omit the water and use a can of diced tomatoes instead. I used tomatoes with onions and celery.
I too ended up with chicken curry soup, but hubby ate it anyway. I'd suggest either reducing the water to only one cup OR swap out the two potatos for 1 to 2 cups of rice (they'd soak up the liq...
I too ended up with chicken curry soup, but hubby ate it anyway. I'd suggest either reducing the water to only one cup OR swap out the two potatos for 1 to 2 cups of rice (they'd soak up the liq...
True, the curry didn't thicken for this recipe, but I thought it had a good taste. It was easy and it smelled great! I didn't add the stir fry into the crockpot as suggested. I steamed the stir ...
Unfortunately this curry just had no taste and the consistency was wrong. I added onions, more curry powder, cream and several other spices to try to salvage it but we were disappointed - I woul...
This recipe works if you omit the water and use a can of diced tomatoes instead. I used tomatoes with onions and celery.
As written this was very bland and watery. So the first try was met with disappointment from my curry crazed family. The good news is that this receipe is salvagable. The next time, I added pl...
This "curry" was so thin, I had to thicken it with flour and more cornstarch in a sauce pan over high heat, it just didn't thicken at all. The taste was very bland and unappetizing. We went fo...
As others have said this was too bland and juice to thin, although it had a nice curry smell. If I make again will definitely add more or stronger curry or both and garlic, maybe some red/cayen...
This dish was very bland. I would not recommend it. We had to add other seasonings to our bowls after it was done like soy sauce.