
My kitchen often blends Indian aromas with memories from my travels. This veggie curry came from wanting to recreate those distant flavors while using garden vegetables. The coconut milk wraps everything in a creamy sweetness that melts away resistance from even the most skeptical eaters of plant-based dishes.
Flavors that transport you elsewhere
What gets me about this curry is how perfectly the gentle veggies match with spices that dance on your tongue. My creamy sauce covers each vegetable with a fragrant layer. I love seeing faces light up when guests first try this colorful dish.
My basket of treasures
- Colorful carrot: Cut into pretty circles
- Green zucchini: In chunky cubes
- Potato: To make my sauce thicker
- Cauliflower: Half in tiny florets
- Sweet onion: Thinly sliced
- Fresh garlic: 2 aromatic cloves
- Coconut milk: 400ml of smoothness
- Curry paste: 2 spoons of joy
- Golden turmeric: A spoon that adds color
- Fragrant cumin: A spoon that takes you places
- Mild oil: For sautéing
- Homemade broth: 200ml of flavor
- Spices: Freshly ground salt and pepper
- Fresh cilantro: For the finishing touch
The enchantment of spices
- Vegetables come alive
- In my big pan oil slowly warms my onions and garlic turn golden my veggies dance together for a few minutes.
- Spice celebration
- I toss in curry paste turmeric cumin aromas rise up I stir with care.
- Sauce formation
- Coconut milk and broth coat my veggies everything simmers gently for 20 minutes.
- Zucchini joins the party
- I add zucchini cubes for the final minutes I taste and tweak the spices.
- Ready to serve
- I sprinkle fresh cilantro pair with steaming basmati rice or warm naan bread.

My little curry tricks
I adjust spice amounts based on taste sometimes I throw in chickpeas or spinach at the end of cooking. This curry keeps well in the fridge for two days and the flavors grow even stronger. I always warm it up on low heat to keep all its delicate taste.
Frequently Asked Questions
- → Can I swap out the vegetables?
- Definitely! Use whatever seasonal veggies you have. Sweet potatoes, chickpeas, spinach, or green beans all work well. Just adjust the cooking time when needed.
- → How can I tweak the spice level?
- Go easy on the curry paste if you like it mild. You can always add more mid-cooking if it feels too bland.
- → Is this dish good for meal prep?
- Absolutely! It keeps nicely in the fridge for 2-3 days, and the flavors actually improve as it sits. Reheat gently before serving.
- → What kind of curry paste works best?
- For bolder flavors, try red curry paste. If you prefer something milder, go for yellow curry paste. Both make great choices, depending on taste.
- → How do I get a creamy sauce?
- Use full-fat coconut milk and let it simmer gently to naturally thicken. Stir it sparingly as it cooks.