Kidney beans and sweetcorn curry is one of our family’s favourite curries and have made it often when entertaining. It’s probably because these two ingredients are always in my cupboard. During lockdown, I must have made nearly every fortnight as it was also one of the favourite curries everyone wanted to learn how to make.
This curry is very popular with East African Asians and it’s often served at events such as weddings.
1. Drain the water from the can of kidney beans, wash and rinse well. Transfer this to a saucepan and mix in the sweetcorn. Add water to cover the mixture and give it one boil and drain the water.
2. In a mixing bowl, mix the passata, garlic, salt, turmeric, dhana jeeru, brown sugar, lemon juice, green chillies and half the coriander. (adding the fresh coriander during cooking helps to infuse the lovely coriander small).
3. In a saucepan, heat the oil and add the mustard seeds to the oil. Once the mustard seeds start popping, add in the passata with all the spices and cook for 3-4 minutes.
4. Add the drained kidney beans and sweet corn to the passata mixture.
5. Allow this to cook for 5-6 minutes and it’s ready to be served hot with any Indian bread such as naan, parathas or rotis.
6. Sometimes to make it creamy I add Greek style yogurt to the curry just before serving the curry.
What do you like your Kidney beans and sweetcorn curry with? Parathas or Rice?
Other Sweet corn recipes from my blog are:
If you have a hunger for Authentic Vegetarian Food then subscribe to my blog and receive delectable recipes and new Innovative foodie updates! Hungry for more Vegetarian Tips ? LIKE us on facebook, Follow us on Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram. All the recipes are with step by step instructions and photographs and all of them have been tried, tested, easy to cook and delicious.
If you are interested in one to one or group cookery lessons, or any corporate team building events – email me on givemesomespice@gmail.com for more information.
Saal Mubarak! Nutan Varsha Abhinandan! Welcome Vikram Samvat 2083! Wishing everyone a very Happy Gujarati New Year. May the coming…
With Diwali just around the corner, I thought I'd make a slightly different treat this year. These Choco-Nut Energy Bars…
Choose one savoury and one sweet for Diwali. This small-menu plan links to chevdo, chakri, chocolate barfi and fresh lapsi,…
These simple vegan avocado parathas are made with wholemeal wheat flour, a little chickpea flour and a few everyday spices…
For this curry, I used the mangoes readily available at Tesco for this simple mango curry. They are usually sweet…
Diwali has always been a special time of year for me. Growing up in a Gujarati family in Kenya, festivals…
This website uses cookies.
Comments
Read and leave comments
Comments open on the full recipe page.