Eating good-for-you whole foods is easy when they taste this delicious. It’s seriously crazy how quickly a couple spoons of curry paste and a bit of coconut milk can transform basic pantry ingredients into a creamy, dreamy crave-able meal that will have you going back for seconds – maybe even thirds. Hey, I’m not judging 😉
Soft sweet potato and cauliflower add a comfortingly rich texture to this coconut curry while packing in the nutrition, after simmering away with fragrant onion, garlic and tender, perfectly-browned chunks of beef.
Serve it up over a bowl of fluffy rice, and don’t forget to dip back into the pan for that extra splash of coconut curry sauce. Top with a handful of cilantro, chopped peanuts, and a squeeze of fresh lime to see your food dreams come to life.
This is another recipe – like these winter glow bowls – that’s almost too simple to really be called a recipe. But at 31+ weeks pregnant and counting, I’m about all things simple. The less time each meal takes to prepare and the less I need to hover over the pot stirring and mixing, the more I can stock away in the freezer. At our last doctor appointment, we learned that if Baby wants to make his debut at 35 weeks, they won’t stop him. That puts us at less than 4 weeks from the point of no return… !!
I know first babies usually come late, so we’ve likely got a bit more time (*looks down at belly and says we need more time!*). But I’m a planner and an over-preparer at heart, and stocking my freezer to hopefully make the first few weeks with Baby that much easier is a great way to feel useful and productive and like I have a modicum of control over this amazing whirlwind adventure.
A couple of quick notes on this coconut curry awesomeness before diving right into the recipe – because let’s face it, that’s what you’re really here for!
The 7 main ingredients don’t include olive oil, salt and pepper – which I use in 99.99999% of all recipes and are freebies in my book!
Want to put your Instant Pot to use? Start by sautéing the beef until browned, then add the rest of the ingredients and switch to Pressure Cook mode for 12-15 minutes. I haven’t tried it yet myself, but that’s where I’d start and I bet it’d turn out great.
This dreamy coconut curry hits that perfect spot between oh-so-creamy and bursting with flavor in each saucy bite. Done in just over 30 minutes, and with plenty to store in the fridge for that perfect leftovers lunch.
Meat: Add the olive oil to a large skillet over medium heat. Once hot, add the beef, and salt and pepper to taste. Cook until browned, about 5 minutes, stirring occasionally. Remove to a plate or bowl and set aside.
Veggies: Add the onions to the hot skillet, cooking until starting to turn translucent, about 2-3 minutes. Add the rest of the veggies, salt and pepper to taste. Cook until fragrant, about 1-2 minutes.
Sauce & Simmer: Add the curry paste and coconut milk to the skillet, along with the cooked beef. Stir to combine. Cover and simmer for about 12-15 minutes, until the veggies are soft and the beef is cooked all the way through.
Serve: Dish this creamy curry up over a bowl of rice and top with cilantro, lime and crushed peanuts. Enjoy!
Note: The nutrition information above does not include rice, toppings, or additional salt and pepper.
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RIP Harvey. I do not think that there will ever be comedians that are in the class that these people are.
Hahahahaha. Harvey was always the softy when it came to not laughing… I don’t blame him though-the best variety show ever!!!
Aw I remember watching this as a kid, you could tell they had the times of their lives, its such a shame Harvey died he was always the greatest straight man to Tim but he really shown on his on with the Mel Brooks films
I had dental surgery this past weekend and as the novacaine was working, I was thinking of this skit and began laughing uncontrollably. The nurse came in to see if I was alright, and was afraid that the novacaine may have gotten into an artery and into my brain.
This is hilarious. I didn’t get to see this show much when I was a kid because I was too young. I remember sneaking downstairs with my brother to watch Benny Hill. These are great and I’m glad I get to see it. I’m going to do a show like this.
I hope someone can help me with a movie title. In the mid 1970’s I saw a movie with Tim Conway where he had to wear a pair of roller skates for an extended period of time. He got called to be a pall bearer at a funeral & wore those skates at the funeral. One of the funniest things I ever saw. Would someone know the name of this movie?
i’m playing the patient but atthe beginning doing the dentist monologue from the bill cosby show. WITH SOUND EFFECTS!!!!
I remember seeing this skit when I was a child, funny then, funny now. The thing that I enjoy most is the joy that these people have working with each other. They are really fans of each other. Therefore the Majic. That s for posting.
I just watched a new video of Cat Williams and asked myself “How can they sell that crap?” Why can’t they do it like these guys did? My only answer is lack of talent on the new comedians part!
Tim Conway said he would read the scripts and knew how to break Harvey Korman up, they taped it live and aired it. There are many times you will see them break character and laugh, and that was the way they wanted it
as the cast said they new harvey would bust up, they just put bets down as to when……he looks like he wants to chew off his lower lip at some point….