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Easy Coconut Beef Curry

Yields4 Servings
Prep Time15 minsCook Time4 hrsTotal Time4 hrs 15 mins


DifficultyIntermediate

Ingredients

 1 Brown onion, finely diced
 1 Carrot, grated
 250 g Pumpkin, 1cm diced
 12 cups Baby spinach leaves
 2 tbsp Animal based oil, such as tallow, butter or ghee
 500 g Diced beef
 23 tbsp Mild curry spice mix
 1 cup Beef bone broth
 400 g Can of chopped tomatoes
 1 tbsp Brown sugar
 400 ml Can of coconut cream

Method Steps

1

1. Heat oil in a large fry pan. Add onion, grated carrot and sauté until they have softened and just start to brown.
2. Add diced beef and brown.
3. Add the mild curry spice mix and cook for 1-2 minutes until fragrant.
4. Add the tin of chopped tomato, 1 cup of the beef stock and leave to stew for 4 hours.
5. Add the pumpkin and cook for 10 minutes or until pumpkin is tender. The mix should reduce and be relatively dry (if the pumpkin is not cooked you may need additional liquid, you can either use some extra water or beef stock).
6. At this point, you can pause production, cool and either refrigerate or freeze to finish off later.
7. To the simmering mince add the sugar, coconut cream and spinach leaves. Cook until the spinach has wilted and the mix is thick and creamy.
8. Season with salt, pepper and or chilli flakes as desired and serve on rice.

Ingredients

 1 Brown onion, finely diced
 1 Carrot, grated
 250 g Pumpkin, 1cm diced
 12 cups Baby spinach leaves
 2 tbsp Animal based oil, such as tallow, butter or ghee
 500 g Diced beef
 23 tbsp Mild curry spice mix
 1 cup Beef bone broth
 400 g Can of chopped tomatoes
 1 tbsp Brown sugar
 400 ml Can of coconut cream

Directions

1

1. Heat oil in a large fry pan. Add onion, grated carrot and sauté until they have softened and just start to brown.
2. Add diced beef and brown.
3. Add the mild curry spice mix and cook for 1-2 minutes until fragrant.
4. Add the tin of chopped tomato, 1 cup of the beef stock and leave to stew for 4 hours.
5. Add the pumpkin and cook for 10 minutes or until pumpkin is tender. The mix should reduce and be relatively dry (if the pumpkin is not cooked you may need additional liquid, you can either use some extra water or beef stock).
6. At this point, you can pause production, cool and either refrigerate or freeze to finish off later.
7. To the simmering mince add the sugar, coconut cream and spinach leaves. Cook until the spinach has wilted and the mix is thick and creamy.
8. Season with salt, pepper and or chilli flakes as desired and serve on rice.

Easy Coconut Beef Curry