Cauliflower Curry Tray

Cauliflower Curry Tray

A novel way of cooking curry that is delicious and easy to make. The sauce has a wealth of flavour and tons of quality fats. A novel way of cooking curry that is delicious and easy to make. The sauce has a wealth of flavour and tons of quality fats.

Prep time
10 mins
Cook time
45 mins
FREEZER FRIENDLY
Yes
SHELF LIFE
3 days
Why is this healthy?
Plant
points
High
protein
High
fibre
3+ fruits &
vegetables
Herbs &
spices
Contains
Nuts View all Chilli, Almond, Cumin, Coconut, Cauliflower, Mustard, Tomato, Legumes, Cinnamon, Nuts, Cardamom, Onion, Peas, Ginger, Seeds, Coriander, Garlic
Ingredients
Serves 2
300g
cauliflower
cut into thick wedges, leaves chopped
100g
red onion
Swaps: leek, spring onion
sliced
5.1cm
finely sliced
2 cloves
garlic cloves
sliced
4 - 5
cardamom pods
crushed
1 - 2 tsp
curry powder
½ - 1 tsp
red chilli flakes
1 tsp
mustard seeds
2 - 3 tbsp
coconut oil
melted
1 tbsp
almond butter
or another nut butter
160g
peas (frozen)
Swaps: spinach, kale
10 - 20g
coriander
1 can
coconut milk (can)
full fat works best
The Doctor's Kitchen
Why is this healthy?
Plant
points
High
protein
High
fibre
3+ fruits &
vegetables
Herbs &
spices

NUTRITION PER SERVING (Read more)

20g
Protein
890kcal
Calories
78g
Total Fat
44g
Carbs
27g
Sugars
19g
Fibre
298mg
Calcium
23%
 
14mg
Iron
78%
 
254mg
Magnesium
60%
 
1885mg
Potassium
40%
 
107mg
Sodium
5%
 
2mg
Vitamin B1
167%
 
0mcg
Vitamin B12
0%
0mcg
Vitamin D
0%
9.4mg
Vitamin E
63%
 
202mcg
Vitamin B9
51%
 
144mcg
Vitamin A
16%
 
125mg
Vitamin C
139%
 
3.8mg
Zinc
35%
 
89mcg
Vitamin K
74%
 
1.1mg
Copper
122%
 
0.6mg
Vitamin B2
46%
 
6.8mg
Vitamin B3
43%
 
0.8mg
Vitamin B6
47%
 
547mg
Phosphorus
44%
 
Protein: 20g; Calories: 890kcal; Total Fat: 78g; Carbs: 44g; Sugars: 27g; Fibre: 19g; Calcium: 298mg (23%); Iron: 14mg (78%); Magnesium: 254mg (60%); Potassium: 1885mg (40%); Sodium: 107mg (5%); Vitamin B1: 2mg (167%); Vitamin B12: 0mcg (0%); Vitamin D: 0mcg (0%); Vitamin E: 9.4mg (63%); Vitamin B9: 202mcg (51%); Vitamin A: 144mcg (16%); Vitamin C: 125mg (139%); Zinc: 3.8mg (35%); Vitamin K: 89mcg (74%); Copper: 1.1mg (122%); Vitamin B2: 0.6mg (46%); Vitamin B3: 6.8mg (43%); Vitamin B6: 0.8mg (47%); Phosphorus: 547mg (44%)
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Why is this healthy?
Plant
points
High
protein
High
fibre
3+ fruits &
vegetables
Herbs &
spices
Contains
Nuts View all Chilli, Almond, Cumin, Coconut, Cauliflower, Mustard, Tomato, Legumes, Cinnamon, Nuts, Cardamom, Onion, Peas, Ginger, Seeds, Coriander, Garlic
Ingredients
Serves 2
300g
cauliflower
cut into thick wedges, leaves chopped
100g
red onion
Swaps: leek, spring onion
sliced
5.1cm
finely sliced
2 cloves
garlic cloves
sliced
4 - 5
cardamom pods
crushed
1 - 2 tsp
curry powder
½ - 1 tsp
red chilli flakes
1 tsp
mustard seeds
2 - 3 tbsp
coconut oil
melted
1 tbsp
almond butter
or another nut butter
160g
peas (frozen)
Swaps: spinach, kale
10 - 20g
coriander
1 can
coconut milk (can)
full fat works best
The Doctor's Kitchen

Ingredients

Serves 2
300g
cauliflower
cut into thick wedges, leaves chopped
100g
red onion
Swaps: leek, spring onion
sliced
5.1cm
finely sliced
2 cloves
garlic cloves
sliced
4 - 5
cardamom pods
crushed
1 - 2 tsp
curry powder
½ - 1 tsp
red chilli flakes
1 tsp
mustard seeds
2 - 3 tbsp
coconut oil
melted
1 tbsp
almond butter
or another nut butter
160g
peas (frozen)
Swaps: spinach, kale
10 - 20g
coriander
1 can
coconut milk (can)
full fat works best

Method

1

Preheat the oven to 200°C (180°C fan) and gather your ingredients.

2

Put the red onion, cauliflower leaves (if using), ginger, garlic, all the spices and a big pinch of salt in a large baking tray.

Place the cauliflower wedges on top, toss everything in the coconut oil and bake for 20 minutes.

3

The veggies should be nicely roasted and the cauliflower will have softened.

4

To the tray, add the coconut milk, chopped tomatoes and nut butter and stir to combine around the cauliflower wedges. Add a little water if needed, then bake for another 20-25 minutes.
Turn the wedges in the sauce as needed.

5

The sauce will thicken and darken in colour.

6

Add the peas for the last 5 minutes of cooking time.

7

Serve with coriander and flaked almonds.

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User comments (27)

Nikki 4 days ago

Delicious and simple.

3 weeks ago

This was fabulous. I add chicken thighs. A lovely creamy rounded flavour. Even nice cold!

Karen 1 month ago

Tasty dish. Added some tofu for extra protein

Devi 1 month ago

It was a smash! I used low fat coconut milk and substituted curry powder with caramel masala and red chilli powder!

Rum 1 month ago

Kinda meehhh! The taste was too bland. Took way longer than mentioned here. Not worth the effort. Had to add lots of seasoning while eating. My partner and I both didn’t enjoy the flavour profile.

Natasha 1 month ago

Very tasty and easy to put together

Gaynor 2 months ago

10 minute prep time in unrealistic, more like 30 minutes from scratch. The sauce didn’t thicken up so I cooked it longer and turned the temperature up. Had it on its own and mopped up the sauce with a bread roll. Delicious and tasty. It did not disappoint on flavour. Will be cooking this again.

Amy 3 months ago

Second time I have made this and it's great every time. I have realised that reduced fat coconut milk is just half a can of water and half a can of full cream coconut milk. But full cream does work better.

Caroline 5 months ago

Really tasty and yummy, even without mustard seeds (didn t have those) and with a swap (chickpeas for peas). Even better the day after. The combo almond butter/tomatoes/curry/coconut oil is a keeper. Very creamy.

Valerie 6 months ago

This was so tasty and my husband enjoyed it even though he doesn't like cauliflower. A lovely rich tasty sauce. The cauliflower still has its crunch. We had this with some sticky rice to soak up the sauce. I cooked for 2 and there was enough for 2 lunches the following day. Will definitely be making this one again.

beatrix 8 months ago

Delicious ,however temperature 180 degree fan is too high

Bea 8 months ago

We lived it. Easy to make and tastes delicious. We all loved it!

Vinnie 8 months ago

Yummy!

Carolyn 8 months ago

This was amazing! I only had 1/2 can chopped tomatoes, but it was delicious anyway. I added a bag of spinach for daily greens. Yum! Another keeper! 😊

Michele 9 months ago

Really delicious and so easy to make. Much more filling than I expected. I only used half a can of coconut milk, which was perfect for me. I would also like to try it with chicken, for my husband who prefers to have meat dishes.

Joanne 9 months ago

This is utterly delicious! I’ve made some to go in the freezer for times when I can’t be bothered to cook. I’m definitely putting this on my list of favourites!

Charlotte 1 year ago

Nice flavour. I would make it slightly less wet next time. I served it with rice but the portion size is big enough that you don't need rice!

Maria 1 year ago

Really tasty…forgot to put the peas in but will do next time. Didn’t take long to make & will definitely make again:-)

Carol 1 year ago

Delicious, added tofu and spinach! Loved that I could put in the oven and let it do its thing 😍probably add more chilli next time !

Anna 1 year ago

Very good

Robert 1 year ago

Lovely creamy taste and slightly spicy. Quite filling too. Enjoyed by all ages.

Lynita 1 year ago

Easy & tasty. I added beans & tofu for protein

Pam 1 year ago

Third time of making. Always an excellent one pan oven meal. The only down side as with many of the other recipes I’ve tried is that ingredients list is not in the order of preparation which can be quite frustrating, as tonight when I forgot the cardamom until 10 mins before 🙃

Olivia 1 year ago

Took longer than ten mins to prep but was delicious!

Kate 1 year ago

I would never have put coconut milk, tomatoes and nut butter together, but it works!

Becky 1 year ago

Nice and easy. Would make again

Jenny 1 year ago

Easy and delicious

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