From: Mirj
On Sep 23, 2002
Great recipe! For religious reasons I used lamb instead of pork and left out the yogurt altogether, and it was totally yummy! It's the fresh ginger that really gives this recipe the extra oomph. I used wooden skewers that I soaked first in water for about half an hour. I marinated the lamb for about 3 hours in the fridge, and then placed the skewers over our gas grill. My upstairs neighbor stuck her head out to ask me what that wonderful smell was, and she ended up with a skewer of her own, which she loved. Thankfully most of my neighbors weren't home at the time, or else I would have been giving out so many sample there would have been none for us to enjoy. I can wait to try this with chicken breast! Thanks Dorothy, I never enjoyed "pork" as much as I did yesterday.
From: justcallmetoni
On Apr 23, 2006
Couldn't decide between the curry powder and garam masala so I made mine with a combination. To save precious shelf space in the fridge, I let cube marinate in a bag and skewered them the next day just befor cooking on my indoor grill. The paste was a little thick so I added a tablespoon of water. The pork was simply devine and I would change a thing. The sauce was good but a little mild - I guess to counter the spicy meat. Chilehead that I am, I added some extra cilantro and some cayenne. Great recipe Derf!
From: karen in tbay
On Aug 28, 2009
Awesome, wish I had remembered to make up the dipping sauce because I do have cilantro in the garden. This is a repeat recipe for sure.
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