A quick, flavorful dinner in under 30 minutes! This easy, plant-based curry dish is also always a hit at potlucks and family dinners.
First, let me begin by saying that I am fully aware that this is not an authentic preparation of curry. I mean, I live in Florida, with roots from Alabama and the Carolinas. But, this recipe is a quick, flavorful, Americanized Instant Pot curry. And it's been a big hit every time I've served it! Try it with this Coconut-Herb Rice.
I've eaten a lot of "quick and easy" curries before. And, quite frankly, they often lack the most important ingredient in ANY food: Flavor! Well, let me assure you that this version delivers. I've taken this dish to multiple potlucks. And surprisingly, it has been the big hit! (Possibly because no one knew it was a plant-based recipe...? Lol.)
The Process
Using sauté setting - add oil, onions, and ¼ teaspoon of salt and cook for about 3 minutes, until onions are soft and translucent.
Add garlic and cook for one minute more.
Add curry powder and mix well.
Allow to toast for about a minute.
Stir in tomatoes (using liquid to deglaze the bottom of pot)...
Then add chickpeas and coconut milk. Mix well.
Lock lid and cook at high pressure for 5 minutes.
Once cook time is complete, quick-release pressure.
Add spinach...
...and mix until fully wilted.
And the AMAZING Result... Instant Pot Curry!
Tips for Making this Instant Pot Curry
Be sure to use the juice from the tomatoes to deglaze the bottom of the pot. The ginger may stick a little, which is okay; but gently scraping the pot with some liquid will help prevent any possible burn notices.
FAQs
Can I use dried chickpeas instead of canned? Simply swapping out dried for canned will not work with this method. The amount of time it takes to cook dried chickpeas would drastically overcook the tomatoes. What you might try is cooking a batch of chickpeas and storing them in the fridge; using them as you need them.
What kind of curry powder do you use? I know my answer to this may not be common, but I really only ever have Jamaican-style curry powder in my pantry. I use it all the time and we love the flavor! But you can really use any kind that you prefer.
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Instant Pot Curry with Chickpeas, Tomatoes and Spinach
Ingredients
- 2 Tbsp. olive oil
- ½ cup yellow onion diced
- 1 ¼ tsp. sea salt divided
- 1 Tbsp. fresh ginger grated
- 1 Tbsp. garlic minced
- 2 Tbsp. curry powder
- 14.5 oz tomatoes fire-roasted, diced
- 13.5 oz. coconut milk
- 15.5 oz chickpeas drained
- 8 oz. fresh baby spinach
Instructions
- Using sauté setting – add oil, onions, and ¼ teaspoon of salt and cook for about 3 minutes, until onions are soft and translucent. Then add ginger and continue cooking for another 3 minutes or so. Next, add garlic and cook for one minute more. Now Add curry powder and mix well, allowing to toast for about a minute.
- Stir in tomatoes (using liquid to deglaze the bottom of pot), followed by chickpeas, coconut milk, and remaining salt. Mix well.
- Lock lid and cook at high pressure for 5 minutes. Once cook time is complete, quick-release pressure.
- Finally, add spinach and mix until fully wilted. Serve with rice or quinoa.
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Notes
FAQs
Can I use dried chickpeas instead of canned? Simply swapping out dried for canned will not work with this method. The amount of time it takes to cook dried chickpeas would drastically overcook the tomatoes. What you might try is cooking a batch of chickpeas and storing them in the fridge; using them as you need them. You will need about 1 ½ cups of cooked chickpeas. What kind of curry powder do you use? I know my answer to this may not be common, but I really only ever have Jamaican-style curry powder in my pantry. I use it all the time and we love the flavor! But you can really use any kind that you prefer. Can I double the recipe? Yes. The cook time will remain the same. Can I make this recipe on the stove top? Yes! You can can find our stove top version here.Nutrition
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- Instant Pot Boiled Peanuts
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Jennifer Long
Easy and delicious.
Chef Gary
So glad you enjoyed the recipe!
Harold Risch
I've made this several times it's very good but lately it's been difficult the find the coconut milk. Can I use regular milk instead?
Gary White
I personally have not tried regular milk, so I cannot confidently advise on what the outcome would be. This article may be helpful however: https://www.acouplecooks.com/substitutes-for-coconut-milk-in-curry/
Annabelle Christian
If you can find dry coconut, you can make your own coconut milk with a blender.
Jennifer Smith
I love it! Quick and easy. Putting this in my rotation. The fire roasted tomatoes, thumbs up.
Anneke
This was soooo delicious! My entire family loved it...and half of them are meat eaters. I want to say that since I doubled the recipe, I followed the instructions as listed but using a large pan on the stove. I added thinly sliced green and yellow peppers, too. The only other tweak I made was I added about a tablespoon of Garam Marsala with the curry. The dish only gets tastier as leftovers. I highly recommend this recipe.
Joel
Such great flavor! I love it.
Gary
Thanks Joel!
Claire
Do you use the sauté setting for the entire time you are cooking?
Gary
Keep on sauté all the way up til step 3. Then lock lid and switch to pressure cook.
Claire
Thank you!!
Dian
The flavor is wonderful but mine came out watery, didn't thicken at all. Any suggestions?
Gary White
Hi Dian, this recipe is not meant to be thick. It should come out soupy, which is why we like to serve it with rice or quinoa.
Sara
Love this!!!!!!!
Jen
Delicious! added a bit of honey and lime juice at the end. thank you!
Deb
Thankyou, this was delicious
Jackie
Yes! Just yes!
Alex Pantaz
Amazing! Everyone in my family loved it. I loved that it only took a few minutes to prepare.
Vincet B.
I make more than enough so I can freeze and reheat for later. Delish!
Jim
Just made for fourth time in four weeks. Equally good with light or regular coco milk. Also add a tablespoon or two of red pepper and go way overboard on both garlic and ginger. Add sriracha to taste, over rice and sometimes a little precooked chicken breast.
Drahomira
Easy and delicious, will be making this again for sure!
Gary
Glad you enjoyed it!
Kelly
Delicious recipe!! Thank you, so easy for my gluten-free diet and my husband who is vegan.
Gary
Glad you enjoyed it!
Nicole
Haven’t tried it yet. Can you do the rice at the same time, pot in pot?
Gary
I don't think that would give you the results you want.
Heather
Ok so I'm pretty excited to try this recipe but am a little confused about the cooking time in the top of the recipe above the ingredients it says 5 minutes prep 20 minutes cook time but I'm only seeing about 12 minutes total between the simmer times and the 5 min pressure cook time just want to make sure I'm reading it right
Gary
I usually factor in the time it takes to come to pressure. So you have a better idea of how long it actually takes.
J Batten
Hi Gary, Me being an absolute newbie (haven't used my pot yet, but about to try this recipe) I'm glad you've stipulated that you include the time that it takes to come to pressure otherwise I'm sure I would have stuffed this up some how. I'll be on the lookout for more of your recipes now.
Roberta
Yum-yum. I made this twice - once in IP and the other on stovetop. Both were so tasty. I followed some reviewers and added garam masala and carrots. I also added a med size white potato and some red bell pepper.
Thanks. I just got my IP and am so happy to have a great recipe to use with it.
uli
Being so simple, this recipe took me by surprise. Like other comments I added garam masala. I was so pleased with the result, my only disappointment was I forgot to add the spinach. l wont't let that happen again, it was crying for something green.
Kathy
I LOVE this recipe- easy, quick and delicious!! Next time I'll double it and add more veggies!
Gary
Glad you enjoyed it!
Olivia
Did you use dry chickpeas or canned?
Gary
Canned.
Chris Simons
Dry chickpeas will take 40-40 min.
Robin
This was SO easy and SO good!!! Next time I'll double it to have more leftovers!! I made a few change: added some carrots and celery with the onion, and saw someone mention to add graham masala - so did that too. Can't wait to try more of your recipes. Thank you!
melisa
Delicious. I made it with chickpeas that i had made the day before in the Instapot and it was creamy delicious goodness! Will definitely make again. So easy!
RB
Amazing. I have already had two large bowls. So good you don't need rice. I added kale to it instead of spinach. My eleven year old daughter loves it too.
Charla Currie
How would I adjust the recipe if I wanted to add some chicken?
Gary
I would brown the chicken first, then remove it and follow instructions as listed. Then return chicken to pot before locking the lid to cook under pressure.
Michele
This was delicious! Made as directed, it was a huge hit for the folks at my Instant Pot class. Thank you!
Stacey Rae
This was so delicious 😋. I added a few things to my dish; shrimp, lentils and raisins. It turned out fabulous. Thanks 🙏🏻 for sharing this recipe with us.
Maria
Can I substitute the fresh ginger with the powder one?
Gary
Yes, but you'll use far less since powdered is more concentrated than fresh. The rule of thumb is to use 1/4 teaspoon of ground ginger for every tablespoon of fresh ginger.
Peta
A bit of a bitter taste for me. Took it to a pot luck as a vegan option and not much was eaten
Michele
I agree, honey needed to be added.
DrB
This was really delicious and incredibly easy to make. I doubled the ginger and added 2 tsp of garam masala. Served over jasmine rice with a little chopped cilantro and fresh lemon at the table. It was a big hit with the family. Next time, I will probably double the chickpeas and omit the salt. Thanks so much for the recipe!
Michele
A delicious dish, however, the curry is bitter. I recommend putting honey in the pot after it cooks in the PC. The bitterness will then be gone!
Andy
Modified by adding chicken and using dried beans.
Cooked for 40 mins. Came out perfect.
Elizabeth Goddard
When I went to make this I discovered I did not have chickpeas in the house. Never fear - romano beans are here and they worked well. A delicious and easy recipe. (I did throw in some cumin seeds and cayenne with the onions.) Thanks.
Elle
Love this recipe! but it would be helpful if the onion and garlic measurements were also in their pre-chopped form e.g. 1/2 a small-to-medium(?) onion, X cloves of garlic. As a beginner cook it can slow down the process a bit when you're getting all your ingredients together. Thanks!
Susan I Kerfoot
Wow! So good! My whole family including my 5 and 7 yr olds gobbled it up.
Rosa
If I’m using dried chickpeas, do you recommend to pre-cook them or just have them cook with everything form 40 min or so ? Thanks!
Gary White
You could pre-cook them. Or, if you soak them overnight, you can add 1 pound of dry beans along with 6 cups of chicken broth. For the dry soaked beans, cook everything for 5 minutes at high pressure with 20 minutes of NPR. That should work for you! Although it will be a little different that the recipe that's posted here.
Cathleen Putvin
This is so good and so easy I honestly could kiss you both! This will be in heavy rotation in my home.
Monica
How would you suggest preparing if I don't have an instant?
Gary White
https://thefoodieeats.com/vegan-chickpea-curry/ 🙂
Aleda
Will this work without an instant pot?
Gary White
Absolutely! Here's the link to the stove top version: https://thefoodieeats.com/vegan-chickpea-curry/
Alicia F.
So tasty and so easy! We added carrots and bell peppers. Even the kids loved it.
Tam Rasmussen
This was AMAZING!!!! The 3rd time I made it I added no salt, organic canned corn and some black beans. Also, because we are trying to follow a whole foods, plant based diet, I added more spinach. We have a Bible study group every Tuesday night that wolfed this stuff down and wanted MORE!! : ) Thank you!!!!
Megan
I’m still eating this as I type - such well developed flavors! I’m generally not a huge fan of coconut milk as a prominent flavor - I threw in a heavy dash of cayenne and it was perfect!!! I’ll be making this often!
Karen
Turned out great for me. Served over brown rice.
Mel
I have tried this twice now, and both times I’ve heard a burn notice. The second time I cooked everything on the stove, then transferred it to the pot for the tomato and coconut milk step, closed the lid and tried to pressure cook. It was so black on the bottom I had to soak the pan over night and scrub for my life to get it out.
Laura
Delicious!
Amiko
Amazing even my little ones love it!!!!
Helen Perdiue
Wonderful, will make again.
Sue
Yes f I Double this recipe how does that affect pressure cooking time?
Gary White
Time would remain the same.
Meaghan Czyz
I doubled it this time (loved it the first time!!) and got a burn notice. Any ideas?
Gary White
Is it possible that the ginger stuck to the bottom of the pot? I've doubled this recipe many times and never gotten a burn.
Katkooker88
Love curry and chickpea and rice recipes. This one is a winner! So easy, quick, convenient and nutritionally complete.
Jan
Can this curry recipe be doubled?
It's delicious and the flavors are amazing for as simple as it is!
Wanting to make enough for family visiting over the the holidays. I do have 6 & 8 qt IPs.
I thought possibly doubling the ginger might be too much...any thoughts? Thanks.
Gary White
Absolutely! We double it often. It will not be too much ginger. The cook time will remain the same.
Coletha
I loved this recipe. My daughter did too. We are vegans so I will definitely look around your blog to see what other vegan instant pot recipes you have to share. This one for sure will be a regular in our home.
Gary White
I'm so glad you enjoyed it. It is a family favorite for us as well! We are planning to go plant-based in 2020, so we hope to share more plant-based options in the future.
Alexander J Pantaz
A new family favorite!
Lisa
Ca I substitute regular milk for the coconut milk? I’m not vegan, but just trying to incorporate more plant based meals in my diet, and this sounds delicious! I have a real aversion to the taste of coconut.
Gary White
I've never tried that before, so I'm not sure how it will work. Seems like it would though.
Jana
I really really don’t like canned chickpeas. They taste metallic. It’s crazy easy to soak a cup and a half of dry chickpeas in water with a teaspoon of baking soda for 8 hours before making this recipe. (Water should be 2 inches higher than the peas, rinse before cooking.)
Abby
Super simple but great flavor! Definitely adding to our rotation!
Rene
Loved it! Thanks
Lorna
I thought this was out standing. I did use half regular curry and half hot madras curry powder. I also added carrots from other suggestions. Next time I will add more chick peas. To me it is better the next day. Others said it was bitter but I did not get that. Maybe it is the brand of curry or letting the spices mellow together to eat the next day. I love my instant pot. Thank you for the wonderful recipe.
Marsha Mc
We squeezed some fresh lime and ground some lemon pepper over this and BOOM....absolutely delicious. From the time I started gathering ingredients to the time we sat down to eat was less than 30 minutes, so this is perfect to fast week night dinners. We will be doubling this recipe in the future so we have leftovers. Thank you!!
Beth
Made this recipe for lunch! Wonderful flavor! Will make again!
Shay
A perfect combination of food. So easy and delicious!
Colin Hill
Awesome and super easy. A go to recipe for when I am in a hurry.
Karlyn
Yumm!! Will definitely be making this again!
Mary
Amazing recipe! I did add chicken - I used my grill pan to half cook a boneless chicken breast, cubed it and added it to pressure cook with rest of ingredients. Thank you very much for this recipe!
Linda
Delicious! I double the recipe for 2 nights meals.
Julie
My first meal in the IP and it was delicious! Like others, I added carrots and some honey. Absolutely delicious! I will definitely be making this again!
Deb
So simple and delicious
Lori B.
Made exactly as recipe said......delicious!! My husband, who would normally NEVER have tried something like this, really liked it. Super easy and fast, will definitely make again and again.
Linda
This recipe is super easy, healthy, and delicious! I’ve made it many times and always double the recipe for other meals. I only add some cilantro right before I eat it.
Beth
Thank you!! Made this tonight for the first time. We are under a Coronavirus stay-at-home order in Florida, and I was looking for a vegan recipe that could easily be prepared from pantry items. I made this with a 10 oz. bag of frozen spinach, instead of fresh. It was delicious!! The only other change I made was to add 1 T. of garam masala, as mentioned by another reviewer. My husband and I loved it, and will happily make it again!
Rosa
If Ibwanted to use fresh tomatoes instead of canned, how much would I hace to use? Thanks
Gary White
I would say about 1 1/2 cups worth of tomatoes. You may also want to add about a 1/2 cup of water since the canned ones have some juice inside.
Khushnaz
This is so good!!! I make it every two weeks and double it! Thank you so much!
Mel
The first time I made this, my husband, who usually refuses any meal without meat, was converted! It's now regularly on the menu. Quick, simple and delicious.
Echo McNutt
I've just become vegan 4 months ago. This is by far one of the best receipes that I have made. Simple to make and so much flavor. Will be making this regularly.
Sarah
So good! This was so simple and quick to whip up for lunch. Even my picky 8 year old loved it. This will be a go to recipe from now on. Thanks!
Sara
This was so easy. One of the first things I made in my instaPot. Tastes amazing!
Erin
So great. I added chicken to this recipe. Great recipe!
Holly
Just made this and served over cauliflower rice! Absolutely delicious.
Savannah Saunders
Absolutely divine!! Six servings my butt... my husband I were tempted to finish it all off tonight—it’s THAT good!! My 18 month old ate all the spinach out and loved it too 💛
Jules
This was 5 star delicious!!!
I only had frozen spinach but it worked. Soooo yummy.
I’m about to devour a second bowl.
Nora
A new favorite for my family! I added two diced potatoes & a few chopped carrots as well. Was nervous about a burn warning, so added some broth just in case. Husband was bummed no leftovers for next-day lunch, so will try increasing amounts next time & maybe adding lentils??
Melinsa
We’ve made this 4 times in 2 weeks - always a huge, flavourful success and takes so little time! Well done FoodieEats!
Doreen
This is the absolute best. I loved it and my guest did too. Would love to know how long you might cook it without using the instant pot?
Gary White
You can find the stove-top version here. 🙂
Karen Reed
This was fantastic! I did adjust a bit by making 3 times the recipe, and adding about ten tablespoons of curry using two different kinds. The burn notice appeared about 25 minutes into the Instant Pot building pressure, but no problem as it had been mentioned by someone in the comments which I read before making it so I was prepared. I did a quick release and opened the Instant Pot. From past experience I knew everything would be great and it was. The contents were bubbling away, so I added the spinach, the juice from half of a lime, stirred, put the top back on, hit 'keep warm', and it was good to go until I was ready to serve it. My family loved it, and there was enough left to freeze for another meal which is why I had tripled the recipe. Perfection!!!
Cheryl
This is one of our favorites. I have shared multiple times. Took a trip with a group last winter and brought just the Insta pot for cooking on the road.. This was the most asked-for recipe, although the others were good, too!
Kathy Moyer
Like everyone else, love this! Would like to double the recipe for some leftovers. Will, or how will doubling this recipe change the instant pot cook time?
Gary White
The cook time will remain the same.
Kathy Moyer
Thank you so much!!
Tehreem
If I wanted to add boneless chicken thighs how would I do that?
Gary White
I would cut up the chicken, season with s&p and brown them in the pot on sauté with a little oil - then remove them and set aside. Cook the rest of the recipe as written, then return the chicken to pot before cooking under pressure. I know some people even throw uncooked chicken in the pot, but I really like the texture and flavor of browning it first.
Steve
Looking forward to trying this - Always looking for recipes that use spinach, kale, chard or collards. I have leftover chickpeas from making hummus and frozen cubes, 1 ounce, of ginger/garlic paste. Thank you!
Rachel
So good, my notoriously picky w year old asked for seconds! I ended up pureeing the tomatoes a bit so they weren't too chunky and used two cans of chickpease. Thanks for the great recipe!
Rebecca
Made this for the millionth time tonight - always a winner! Love that if I use frozen spinach (I run it under hot water and squeeze out all the water before adding), everything else is a staple in my house (I even used leftover frozen rice). This is a keeper - I pulled it tonight just to make sure I had it Pinned in case something happens to my printout and realized I never commented. Never had a problem with burn notice but I deglaze well with the tomatos, sometimes even adding just some of the juice first and scraping with a wooden spoon. Thanks for this yummy recipe!
Michele Douthitt
I love your site. You have just the right amount of Vegan, Instant Pot and Meat recipes to keep me very happy. I am Vegan but my family (husband, brothers and sister) aren't. Holidays are always at my home. I serve some meat, some vegan, and never tell them it is vegan. LOL I can't wait to try the Pumpkin Spice Creamer. I will use my homemade cashew milk and leave out the sugar. And this soup is just perfect. Thank you both for this wonderful site. Do you have a cookbook?
Gary White
Thanks Michele for the very kind words! I do not have a cookbook, just the blog.
Edythe
This dish is SOO DELICIOUS!😋 It is INDEED one of my favorite Instant Pot recipes!😁
Julie
I didn't have any fire roasted tinned tomatoes on hand so I used a tin of plain diced tomatoes and added a tablespoon of vegan soy sauce to add back some umami that the fire roast would have given. It turned out great! Thank you.
Debi
This is delicious! Curry powders vary in hotness, and apparently mine was pretty mild. The addition of a bit of sriacha was the perfect tweak to balance the sweetness of the tomatoes. Definitely not a fault of the recipe. I will definitely be making this again.
Annie
Fabulous recipe! Thank you for posting it! I added in some leftover zucchini and squash and I used a spinach/arugula mix. I kept sriracha at the table in case anyone wanted a little more spice. It was a perfect dish for a cold, rainy fall night!
Raida
I can’t tell - from the photos - is that fresh minced garlic or dried minced garlic?
Gary White
Fresh.
Raida
Thank you - it's delicious. It's part of our regular rotation now.
hanan Shaban
absolutely delicious. I just used cayenne pepper and paprika instead of curry powder👍
Bella
What a flavourful easy quick dish! I doubled up on the recipe and added 1lb of ground turkey to it.
I made the curry as described in the instant pot and cooked my ground turkey in a skillet. Once the Instant pot was finished I just added the ground turkey to it and let it sit for a while to absorb the flavors. Served with rice and pita bread - delicious! Thank you for sharing!!!
Betty
Delicious! Great vegan meal that is fast and simple to make.
Ali
Great Recipe! This was delicious and super easy and fast! I was lazy and used the ginger paste you get in a tube and minced garlic from a jar. I added a teaspoon of brown sugar for a little bit of extra sweetness.
Cheryl Powers
A perfect no meat meal.
Claudia J Rocabado Bond
I love it!
So easy to make it, and absolutely delicious.
Thank you so much ❤️
Lori
This was excellent! I didn't have dried curry powder, so I added red curry paste and garam masala. Also didn't have any leafy greens (like spinach) so I added frozen peas. Thanks so much!
Patty j
Love this recipe. It is my GO TO after a long day teaching seventh grade SCIENCE!
Leslie
I'm looking forward to trying this recipe. I have a family member who cannot eat tomatoes (no night shades). Do you have a suggestion for a substitute for the fire roasted tomatoes?
Gary White
I'd recommend checking Pinterest or Google for a curry made without tomatoes, as this recipe relies pretty heavily on them.
Sonnjaw
The can chickpea is better for this quick cook and the coconut milk is everything
Tanya
OMG this recipe was 🔥 I followed it just like you said and instead of rice I used quinoa. This was the BEST thank you. Wish I could show you my finished meal!
Louise
Found this recipe on Pinterest and made it right away. It’s delicious and ready in 5 minutes. So great when you need a little taste of India in your life. Thank you. Louise from Calgary.
Kelly Barrett
Delicious and easy. I used lite coconut milk and added some garam masala and fenugreek powder. I added a TBSP of chickpea flour to thicken the sauce. It was GREAT!!!!
Diya
This is a very good recipe. I was a little lazy so just dumped everything and did not saute but the curry was still divine. Also used powders instead of fresh ginger, garlic and onion. Loved it!
Chaya
I love this recipe, I make it all the time.
Christy Perez
Made it several times was pleased all the time! Thank You very much. Have used kale too, but mostly spinach.
Gail Griesedieck
Wow, this was simple to prepare and had so much flavor!!
Shelley
Spur of the moment new recipe search about an hour before dinner and I happened to have all the ingredients. Absolutely delicious and couldn't have been easier! This will be in our regular rotation 🙂
Nanda Almond
Love this curry, really delicious and full of flavor. It was so easy to make, will be on my meal list often!
Tk
Mine came out really salty. I don’t know if I read the measurement wrong. I will try again because it was good besides all the salt.
Stephanie
Hi from the UK! Super recipe. Cooked a whole bag of chickpeas from scratch but halved the cook time, saved the rest for freezing. We are not veggies but absolutely loved this with Thai sticky rice and a naan. So easy, so cheap, so delicious. Thank you.
Sheralee
One of my favorite go-to suppers: savory, nutritious, and delicious.
Amy
Easy and delicious!
Z Family
Delicious! Served over cauliflower rice and thin, pan fried pork chop.
Linda
It’s easy and super delicious healthy too!
Angela Pratt
Loved this recipe overall, but it was borderline "too salty". I am making it again tonight, but with much less salt. I will use 1/2 the suggested amount, or less. Also, my spinach came in a 5 oz. box, and that was plenty.
Jane
Really bitter and inedible IMO
Arya
I lived the recipe and followed it to a T HIWEVER. It came out looking much different than the picture! Mine came out looking mire like beef soup…dark in color like beef broth😔😔 what could have happened?
Black Expats in Merida
At the potluck last night, I had to make a vegan curry option and I gotta tell ya: I heard about this chickpea curry all night. My husband said, while cleaning up, "That chickpea curry was so good I was angry about how full I was. Great job, babe." I still feel shocked; it was the thing I spent the LEAST time on and gave the LEAST attention to! Thank you so much!
MaggieB
Easy and tasty!