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You can make this edamame curry with a minimal amount of chopping. Mince an onion and all you have left to do is cut open a bag of frozen edamame and a bag of frozen veggies. Oh, and open a can of coconut milk. It doesn't get any easier.

It's one-pot. You not only need just one pot to make this mixed vegetable curry, you will also find all the nutrition you need in the single pot. There are legumes here and veggies and the curry tastes delicious by itself. Once you have added the coconut milk, make sure you reduce the heat to a simmer. Turn off the heat as soon as you've added the final ingredients. There is a small chance that the coconut milk will curdle if you boil it too long, but if it does, don't be alarmed--the curry will still taste fabulous.

There's not much to give you by way of instructions, because all you need to do is chop the ingredients roughly, then toss them into the blender. Tomatoes, onions, ginger, garlic, a few spices like coriander powder, paprika and/or cayenne, and garam masala, a handful of cashew nuts and a bit of kasoori methi all go in, get blitzed into smoothness, then poured into a hot pan with a little oil. Cherry tomatoesor regular tomatoes. These add more acidity and sweetness to the curry, creating layers of flavor. Protein: I don't add any vegan meat to the vindaloo, but you can add sliced vegan sausages, if you like. Baked tofu, such as the air-fryer tofu I shared last, would be divine here. I don't recommend adding beans to this dish because the flavors of a vindaloo sauce won't work as well with beans. If you are looking for a Goan dish with beans, try this vegan feijoada instead. Veggies: 2 medium sweet potatoes, 2 medium red potatoes, 1 carrot, 1 green bell pepper and 2 cups green beans. Brown rice or white basmati rice. Drizzled simply over some rice this curry is divine and a wholesome meal.

It's gorgeous. There's a rainbow of colors in this dish thanks to fresh, delicious veggies like carrots, bell peppers, green beans and sweet potatoes, making it a treat for the eyes as well as the tummy. Use yellow lentils, or toor dal. These work best in traditional Indian lentil recipes because they have a neutral flavor and a texture that becomes soft and creamy when cooked. As a result you get a smooth consistency where the water and lentils do not separate after cooking. One of my favorite curries to make in a hurry is this dazzlingly flavorful and utterly simple Mushroom Spinach Curry. It needs a handful of ingredients, is super-nutritious, and tastes great served simply with rice.Although edamame beans, or fresh soy beans, are not a traditional ingredient in Indian cooking, their nutty taste makes them swimmingly suitable for sauces with predominantly Indian flavors. Vinegar: White vinegar or wine vinegar would traditionally be used in this dish, but I used apple cider vinegar or balsamic vinegar. Both add the tanginess that's needed along with some sweetness and more complexity. You can, however, just use the regular white vinegar.