Vindaloo simmering sauce - 450g
Did you know?
Goa is the tourist mecca on the Southwest coast of India with its own unique amazing flavours. This Goan Vindaloo Sauce is a Portuguese inspired sauce, and every Catholic Goan home has its version. This Indian Sauce is best eaten with rice or crusty bread!
The Portuguese invaded Goa and brought their people, traditions and cuisine to this bountiful coastline. Vindaloo is spicy, reddish brown in colour and consists mainly of tomatoes, vinegar, garlic and freshly ground spices. Traditionally cooked with pork, this sauce tenderizes the meat as it gently cooks in it but works just as well with any other protein or crispy potatoes, mushrooms, or even mixed veggies and chickpeas.
Instructions:
Add the Indian Pantry Goan Vindaloo sauce to one pound of the protein or vegetables of your choice, coat well and then add half a cup of water and simmer until heated through. The veggies or protein should be parboiled when you add them.
Serve over rice or dunk a crusty dinner roll into this tangy goodness!
Did you know?
Goa is the tourist mecca on the Southwest coast of India with its own unique amazing flavours. This Goan Vindaloo Sauce is a Portuguese inspired sauce, and every Catholic Goan home has its version. This Indian Sauce is best eaten with rice or crusty bread!
The Portuguese invaded Goa and brought their people, traditions and cuisine to this bountiful coastline. Vindaloo is spicy, reddish brown in colour and consists mainly of tomatoes, vinegar, garlic and freshly ground spices. Traditionally cooked with pork, this sauce tenderizes the meat as it gently cooks in it but works just as well with any other protein or crispy potatoes, mushrooms, or even mixed veggies and chickpeas.
Instructions:
Add the Indian Pantry Goan Vindaloo sauce to one pound of the protein or vegetables of your choice, coat well and then add half a cup of water and simmer until heated through. The veggies or protein should be parboiled when you add them.
Serve over rice or dunk a crusty dinner roll into this tangy goodness!
Did you know?
Goa is the tourist mecca on the Southwest coast of India with its own unique amazing flavours. This Goan Vindaloo Sauce is a Portuguese inspired sauce, and every Catholic Goan home has its version. This Indian Sauce is best eaten with rice or crusty bread!
The Portuguese invaded Goa and brought their people, traditions and cuisine to this bountiful coastline. Vindaloo is spicy, reddish brown in colour and consists mainly of tomatoes, vinegar, garlic and freshly ground spices. Traditionally cooked with pork, this sauce tenderizes the meat as it gently cooks in it but works just as well with any other protein or crispy potatoes, mushrooms, or even mixed veggies and chickpeas.
Instructions:
Add the Indian Pantry Goan Vindaloo sauce to one pound of the protein or vegetables of your choice, coat well and then add half a cup of water and simmer until heated through. The veggies or protein should be parboiled when you add them.
Serve over rice or dunk a crusty dinner roll into this tangy goodness!
Ingredients:
Onions, Tomatoes, Ginger, Garlic, Tamarind Paste, Distilled Vinegar, cumin, black pepper, mustard seeds, turmeric, chilli powder, cinnamon