I tried really hard to think of sexier name for this.  Pea & Sweet Potato Curry sounds very British and plain doesn’t it? But trust me this is super delicious.

This sort of came together by accident when one night just before we left for our world travels, I looked in the cupboard and had very little in there. But thankfully I always have frozen peas and my husband is obsessed with sweet potatoes so we always have an abundance and I always have spices so voila a tasty curry was made. (Plus it’s good to show that I don’t ONLY eat Sweet Treats… I eat curry too – thats balance right?!)

Curries are a weekly staple in our house. A lot of my clients who are transitioning to eating gluten free find what to eat for lunch the hardest but Joe and I (Joe being the man of dreams/husband but has recently gone sans gluten) just make a massive batch of veggie curry at the start of the week and have it with sauerkraut for lunch or topped with avocado. Tasty speedy stuff.

This is the perfect blend of healthy carbs from the potato, protein from peas, fats from coconut and all the healing goodness from the turmeric and cayenne (find out why I have turmeric every day here).

Serve on its own or with rice, cauliflower rice and ideally with a side of sauerkraut 😉

Pea & Sweet Potato Curry

Kezia Hall

A simple and tasty curry to adorn your dinenr table!

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Servings 4

Ingredients

  

• 400 ml stock or homemade bone broth
• 2 tbsp garam masala
• 1 tbsp turmeric
• 1/2 tsp caynne powder
• 1 tsp sea salt
• 25 g ginger - grated and peeled
• 2 sweet potatoes
• 2 onions
• 300 g frozen peas
• 400 ml coconut milk

Instructions

 

• In a pan on medium heat add 1 tbsp of ghee or coconut oil and add chopped onions and saute for a few minutes until the edges become clear.
• Add the salt and all the spices to the pan.
• Chop the sweet potato into small diced pieces (peel if you want but I don't) and mix in.
• Then add the stock/broth.
• Add the coconut milk and frozen peas and bring to boil.
• Simmer for about 15 minutes or until sweet potato is soft. Season with salt as necessary.
• Serve with rice or whatver else you fancy.

Notes

Use quality veggie stock to make it vegetarian.
Feel free to use and add other veg - like some added frozen spinach woudl also taste yum in this!

And if you want something sweet to follow that is not filled with crap but will actually do you good then make sure you check out my Sweet Treat Collection Recipe eBook here.

Whats your favourite curry combo?