From: pattikay in L.A.
On Jun 1, 2007
Thanks for this! I needed some curry paste and didn't have time to shop for it. Tasted just great - I used already powdered forms of the seasonings and it was just fine.
From: Daydream
On Feb 20, 2005
I did enjoy making this paste from scratch. I dry-roasted the coriander and cumin seeds in a small pan, before grinding them in my coffee grinder. I smashed the black peppercorns a few times in the mortar and pestle, then did the same with the cloves of garlic. The curry paste came together nicely with 3 tablepoons of vinegar to moisten, and it smelled fabulous. A quick and easy recipe which I incorporated in some yummy potato and coriander samosas, recipe also courtesy of Fairy Nuff. Thanks for posting - it is so much more fun using homemade curry paste, than buying it at the supermarket, and the taste is far superior!
From: mianbao
On May 29, 2005
The spice combination and proportions of this curry paste are just right. I was able to make a lovely, fresh-tasting curry with it. I did think that there was rather less curry paste than the stated yield. It's delicious, though. Thank you very much for another excellent recipe.
From: Sarah!
On Sep 9, 2006
This was a fabulous recipe. I also used 3 tablespoons of vinegar, which made it into a perfect paste. I used the entire amount with some lamb, and it was a perfect curry. Will be making this one again for sure.
From: Stardustannie
On Sep 30, 2008
After roasting my seeds I crushed them in my pestle and mortar for a more rustic paste, as per other reviewers I too used 3 Tbsp vinegar.
It smells devine and I cant wait to give it a go...I'll be back to edit my review after I've my first curry.
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