Oh boy am I glad I dug this old recipe out. YUM! My copy of this recipe is jotted down in fading blue ink on a piece of notebook paper spattered with some brown, and of course orange, spots. It is barely legible and I can only remember that the woman who shared it with me 26 years ago was named Renee and had red, curly hair. Alas, that is all the info I have. If she reads this, she can certainly claim some credit, but of course in true Sis fashion, I’ve mucked about with the ingredients some, so I’ll just go ahead and claim the fame and glory sure to accompany the release of this recipe
I can’t wait. For the fame and glory that is. Maybe I’ll buy Little Sis and myself food dehydrators….. and Carni-Mom a Cadill….. no I mean a Prius. No wait, Carni-Mom already has a Prius! Me – I get the Prius. It’s a Me kind of day I guess. Me and daffodils – I have daffodils blooming in the front yard. Okay, it’s hard to be selfish in the face of blooming daffodils, so I promise to buy a Prius for someone other than myself.
This recipe includes coconut oil which I have been enjoying immensely. We’ve also used it in the Buckwheat Krispies that Little Sis shared awhile ago – they are an easy, healthy sub. for Rice Krispy treats. My 12 year old adores them… and yet they aren’t that sweet.
Now on to the recipe!
Cashew Carrot Curry
4 Tbsp. Coconut Oil (can use Ghee or butter, but I really recommend the coconut oil)
4 crushed garlic cloves
2 tsp freshly grated ginger
2 tsp mustard seeds
2 tsp ground cumin
1.5 tsp ground coriander
2 tsp. dill weed
1.5 tsp turmeric
2 tsp salt
2 cups sliced red onion
4 red potatoes -thinly sliced and don’t you dare peel them!! ![]()
6 large carrots – thinly sliced – you may dare, but I wouldn’t
2 cups orange juice – I squeezed a couple of oranges, with a little pulp right into the pan
2 red or orange bell peppers, thinly sliced
1.5 cups toasted cashews or pieces
1 cup yogurt (I use coconut yogurt)
Cooked brown rice or some other grain to accompany
- Melt coconut oil in a large skillet
- Add garlic, ginger and mustard seed over medium heat until seeds begin to pop
- Add remaining spices and onions. Saute until translucent
- Add potatoes and carrots and cook 5 – 10 minutes
- Add orange juice and simmer until potatoes and carrots are almost tender

- Add peppers and cook a few more minutes – make sure potatoes are cooked!
- Turn off heat – mix in yogurt and serve topped with cashews.
I do not mix the cashews in because they become mushy in the leftovers and I prefer them crunchy.
Tis a clever and clearly colossal cashew and carrot curry for you to consume. We love this! I hope you do too.
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Ooh, sounds delicious!!
We LOVE this. And we bought a huge bag of carrots so we’ve been eating a lo of carrot dishes
I love this recipe–we used to make it all the time (usually adding tofu). I should resurrect this classic. It’s from Moosewood, of course.
It’s from Moosewood! Oh my goodness. I will find it and give them credit! Thanks for letting me know Emmy.
Thank you red-haired lady! And thank you, Big Sis, for hanging onto and sharing the recipe
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And I must tell you that one more slop of brown or orange and this old piece of paper would have been illegible!
Oh boy are we glad you dug it out too!
Let me know if your little ones like this!
This sounds super Yummy! Thanks for linking to Simple Supper Tuesday.
It was very good – and so easy.
So glad you got to try it. Did the little people like it?
50/50 – the usual split. He was enthusiastic. She was predictably not interested.
I love curry!!! – sounds delicious!! I’m stopping by from Humble Bumble blog hop.
Thanks
Angie
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Thanks for dropping in! And let us know if you like the curry.
This certainly sounds healthy! Thanks for linking-up at A Humble Bumble
Thank you for having us! We love to find healthy recipes that still taste and feel indulgent.
Belated blogoversary gals… I love this place you’ve carved out of the ol’ www.
I look forward to seeing what you’ve got on the cutting board for the coming year.
*anna
Thank you so much Anna! We do so enjoy your conversation and your blog as well
Looks amazing and sounds like it’s a very healthy dish!!! By the way, I’m hosting a Link-Up party and would be thrilled if you decided to participate!!!
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Thanks! We’d be delighted!
love cashews, curry, and alliteration! Thanks so much for the recipe!
ps-i used to think curry was this complicated thing that took all afternoon to make-i had no idea how easy, tasty, and relaxing it is to just throw stuff together and pour some spices/ yogurt/coconut milk over it and BAM! instant yum!
You are very welcome. Love that you said Instant Yum. Little Sis says Yum a lot
And alliteration is always alluring as well!
amen!
This looks delicious! I pinned it so we can try it too!
Thanks for the pin. Let us know how you like it!
Looks delicious! Thanks for sharing
Pinned {from the PinMe party}
Thanks for the pin! So glad you stopped by.
This is a very interesting recipe that I look forward to trying. Have a great St. Patrick’s Day and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday!
Come Back Soon,
Miz Helen
Thank you for hosting Miz Helen. I’d love to know how you like it!
Love this what an fascinating combination of ingredients. Thanks so much for sharing this unique recipe with us on foodie friday.
Thank you for having us! It is really a wonderful recipe. I hope you try it out!
Looks delish! My love of all things curry will have me trying this asap!
Thank you for sharing on Natural Living Monday. I look forward to seeing you there again!
Thanks for hosting! Please let us know how you like it Mama Rosemary
Thank you for your submission on Nourishing Treasures’ Make Your Own! Monday link-up.
Check back tomorrow when the new link-up is running to see if you were one of the top 3 featured posts!
Thank you for hosting! We’ll be back
The combination of ingredients for this recipe is fantastic! Thanks for sharing on Foodie Friends Friday!
Thanks for hosting Ericka! We really do appreciate it
Thanks for sharing on Wildcrafting Wednesday! See you this Wednesday at:
http://www.theselfsufficienthomeacre.com/2013/03/wildcrafting-wednesday-12.html
This looks really tasty! I look forward to trying it. Thanks so much for linking up with “Try a New Recipe Tuesday.” I hope you will be able to join us again this week.
Thanks for hosting and we’d be delighted to come back. Let us know how you like the recipe!
I love cashews in a curry. What a great recipe. Thanks for sharing on Thursdays Treasures.
Thanks for having us Christie! Cashews are right up there with chocolate in my book
Now this sounds awesome! YUM Can’t wait to see what you bring to the Gluten Free Fridays party this week! YUM!
Looking forward to it! Let me know how you like this
That sounds yummy! I’ve been on the hunt for new recipes which I can eat for lunch. I just haven’t had time to make anything gluten-free. I love the spice combination in this one. Thanks for linking up to Fabulously Frugal Thursday! I’m pinning this to the FFT board and my meal planning board. Yum!
I think you will really like this Barb! Of course I always think things I like will please everyone – but this one I’m convinced
. Thanks for the pin!
Oh my, this looks and sounds like something I would really enjoy! Thanks for sharing on Hearth & Soul Hop.
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Thank you Diana! We are honored and so appreciate you sharing and hosting!
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