Creamy Turnip Curry

Creamy turnip curry made with ingredients mostly harvested from the farm already! Yaaay exciting! Turnip is a vegetable that is not used often by most people, but in this dish its strong character really fits the bold flavour profile of the curry.

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Creamy Turnip Curry

Creamy Turnip Curry, The Farming Chefs

Creamy Turnip Curry is one of our favorite ways to use turnips. An old school vegetable that has lost some ground on the modern scene. This root vegetable can carry a punch and this creamy recipe is the perfect way to let that kick speak in synergy with the curry flavour, yet not overpower the whole.

servings

Serves:

8 people

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Time to Prepare:

8 people

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Time to cook or cure:

8 people

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Serves:

Fermentation & Baking

servings

Serves:

8 people

breadboard

Time to Prepare:

30 min

hour glass

Time to cook or cure:

1 hours

Skill

Skills:

Knife skills, Cooking

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Watch it step by step

Ingredients

The Curry

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Tools

Useful guidelines

Spicyness of turnips

Every variety of turnip has a different level of bitterness and of spicyness. It is recomennded you try a bite of you raw turnip before starting off. If your turnip is on teh bitter/spicy side just add some more pumpkin to tho whole to balance out the flavour.

Caramalising your pumpkin and onions

The key to the success of this dish is how well you add flavour during the caramelisation stage for both your pumpkin as well as your onions. If you do not see colour on both of these vegetables, they are not yet sweet enough.

Serving the next day

This curry tastes best the next day. This ix because all ingredients will have been infused by the spices and the turnip will no longer be the center player in this dish. In case you want to meal prep, this is an excellent choise.

Directions

Simply follow these steps:

STEP 1 :

Prepare the following ingredients;

STEP 2 :

In a genrous amount of olive oil, fry off the pumpkin until golden.

Then add the garlic, ginger and and give it another 3 minutes.

STEP 3 :

Add in the currypowder, salt and fry for 40 seconds to toast the spices.

STEP 4 :

Now add water until the whole is completely covered and bring up to soft boil.

Step 5 :

Introduce the lemon peel into the liquid and infuse for 15 minutes. Then take out the lemon peel and with the wand mixer puree the whole until smooth.

Step 6:

Introduce the turnip cubes and let cook for another 20 minutes

Step 7:

In a second pan saute the onions in a bit of oil untill they are evenly golden, then set aside.

Step 8:

Chop up the chard and the fresh herbs finely and set aside

Step 9:

In a second pan saute the onions in a bit of oil untill they are evenly golden,

Step 10:

Now is the time to add the carmalised onions into the curry and whisk in the three eggs.

Step 11:

Add in the greens and stirr in the double cream.

Step 12:

Season to taste with extra salt in case you like more salt.

Serve with fresh herbs and squeeze of lemon juice and flatbreads or white rice.

Storage

Keeps well in the fridge for up to 4 days. Can be frozen, but doesn’t not improve the texture of the dish!

PRO TIP:

Add some extra fresh green chillies if you like a lot of heat!


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Chop op ginger and garlic, The Farming Chefs
Peel butternut squash

Frying off the pumpkin
Add ginger and garlic to pumpkin, The Farming Chefs
Add salt and currypowder
Add water to cover
Infuse with lemon peel for 15 min
Puree with with hand mixer until smooth
Puree with with hand mixer until smooth
Introduce cubed turnips
Dice onion
Carmalize onions
Introduce caramelised onions into curry
Whisk in eggs to curry
Chop fresh coriander dille, and chard
Add the fresh herbs and chard to the curry
Creamy Turnip Curry, The Farming Chefs

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