One of the best times to enjoy corn is in the second half of summer and today’s recipe is just what you need to enjoy sweet and delicious corn in a curry base. It is one recipe you can start and finish in one hour or less. Corn recipes range from salads to soups and bisque but this recipe adds a new Indian dimension with a curry base. I agree to be sent email.
I have posted step by step pictures for a detailed version of the recipe, based on the requests I have received from some of my readers. I have a few modifications to the original version of corn curry to make it 100% vegan. The corn curry is a mixture of tomato and onion and the creaminess comes from coconut milk. There is hardly any difference in the taste and the proof for that came from my kids. I am sure this will become your kids’ favorite too, especially if the corn is sweet like they usually are in summer. Now, if you do not prefer sweetness, you can always spice it up with more chili powder than what I have used here. Part of the taste is also from the way it is cooked. Using a cast-iron skillet will ensure that the onions are caramelized and bring out the natural sweetness. Even if you do not have a cast-iron pan, make sure that the onions are caramelized as you prepare this recipe.
About this curry
The simple and easiest way to prepare Sweet Corn Curry is to make it a one-pot dish without any need for blending. Just saute the ingredients and add coconut milk and corn kernels. Simmer the corn kernels in a creamy, rich gravy prepared with spices, tomatoes, onion, and coconut milk. Cook for a few minutes that’s all there is to it! How simple is that? 🙂 And the result is a mouth-watering vegan curry that is gluten-free and soy-free.
Serving suggestions
I recommend this recipe paired with chapati, steamed rice, or roti. It is quite common to make the curry spicier if you are pairing it with rice. I have not tried to pair them with a tortilla. Perhaps you could try that and share your experiences with me.
Vegan variations
I used canned coconut milk for this recipe, but you could also use almond milk or cashew milk. If you are a vegan or looking for an alternative to cream or milk, you have plenty of options. I used a little bit of almond powder in addition to the ⅓ cup of coconut milk. If you do not have almond powder or cashew paste, just go with a cup of coconut milk. Using just coconut milk will probably make the curry thinner, but there is no compromise in the taste. You can add a few vegetables like bell peppers (capsicum), spinach, and peas. Just make sure that they are cooked and simmered in the gravy. The recipe here is only with onions and tomatoes, and I will share the variations in the future.
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