Hungry and not sure what to cook? This nutty sweet and sour curry full of mixed vegetables is very handy to cook when you are hungry and in a rush. you can use any vegetables you happen to have in the freezer, garden or fridge.
1. Prepare the vegetables first.
2. Heat the oil and once it’s hot, add in the mustard seeds. As soon as they stop popping, add the chopped tomatoes, garlic and green chilies. Add the salt, turmeric, dhana jeeru and cook until the tomatoes soften.
3. Add all the vegetables – including the chopped spring onions to the tomato mixture. Add the passata and sugar too. Once the vegetables are cooked and the sauce is nice and thick, add the nuts and lemon juice.
4. Garnish with a few nuts and coriander and serve hot with any Indian bread and rice.
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