Opt for a sugar pumpkin or another flavorful variety rather than decorative pumpkins used for carving, as the latter tend to be less sweet and more watery.
You can balance the sweetness of the pumpkin with a bit of acidity, which can come from tomatoes or a splash of citrus like lime juice. You might also consider adding a bit of coconut sugar or honey if the pumpkin isn’t quite sweet enough.
Vegetable oil
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50 ml |
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Cumin seed
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1 tbsp |
Yellow mustard seeds
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1 tbsp |
Curry leaves
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7 |
Large white onion peeled and cut into wedges
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1 |
Red chillies finely chopped
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2 |
Garlic cloves sliced
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6 |
Ginger peeled & roughly chopped
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5 cm |
Ground coriander
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1 tbsp |
Ground turmeric
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1 tsp |
Garam masala
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1 tbsp |
Kashmiri chillies
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1 tsp |
Pumpkins peeled & cut into chunks
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700 g |
Tomato paste
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2 tbsp |
Arla Cravendale Whole milk
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100 ml |
Mango chutney
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2 tbsp |
Freshly squeezed lime juice
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1 |
1 Large handful of fresh coriander roughly chopped
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