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veg-one
08-04-2004, 08:20 AM
Im making this recipe now, the rice is soaking... It sounds really good but Im wondering if the rice will really be soft enouph. I thought you could only sprout wild rice?

Brown rice in curry sauce
By Vanessa Johnson

1/2 cup of brown rice (must be brown)
1 tbsp. curry powder
1 lb. carrots
1/2 small beet
1 stalk celery
Chinese spinach (when juiced thickens sauce- could use soaked flax seeds
instead)
1 clove garlic grated
1/2 small onion chopped finely
olive oil
mung bean greens

Soak brown rice in plenty water for 12 hours. Drain. Mix in chopped bean greens and place in serving dish. In a glass place onion,garlic and any other desired seasoning greens. Just cover these with olive oil and let soak. In another glass mix curry powder with enough olive oil to make into a paste. Juice beet, carrots and celery and chinese spinach. Add curry paste to juice and mix well. Pour curry sauce into serving sauce bowl.

Part of the enjoyment of this dish is all the serving that you allow
yourself. I'll explain. You have the rice mixture in a bowl. The
onion/garlic mix in a serving shot glass (or something) and then you have the sauce that should look orangy/reddy/browny in a another serving bowl all on a tray. Your bowl is empty. Then you spoon in some rice and on one side of the rice you spoon on some of the onion garlic mix, on the other you spoon on some of the curry sauce and so as you eat the rice, you decide how much of what flavours you want. Then you can serve yourself some more rice and more sauces... it reminds me of the way Asians eat- many serving bowls of different interesting stuff.. and you keep serving yourself as you go along.

This stuff not only tastes good.. it looks good too!

pam
08-04-2004, 09:01 AM
Hi veg-one,
you may want to try this one. I use to make it alot and it kind of reminds me of the one your making now. This one is really good!

Curried Grain and Nut Dish
Recipe by Richard Salome

1 C barley, soaked 3 days
1/2 C almonds, soaket 12-24 hours, blanched, chopped
1 C sunflower seeds, soaked 5-6 hours
1/4 C flax seed oil
2 T Spike vegetable seasoning


Mix all ingredients in a bowl

Curry Sauce

1 C almonds, soaked 12-24 hours, blanched
16 oz. purified water
2 medium sized Fuji apples, cored & diced
1 C raisins, unsoaked
1 t curry powder
2 T flax seed oil
2 T Braggs or to taste
1 medium sized ripe banana

Place the almonds in a blender and add enough water to cover them. Blend until creamy. Add curry, flax oil, banana, Braggs and process for 20 seconds. Then add apples and raisins. Pour sauce over nut grain dish, stir well and place in dehydrator for at least 2 hours until warm to the touch, below 112 degrees. This is a rich dish, and makes a wonderful thanksgiving dish or for a special occasion.

veg-one
08-10-2004, 08:28 AM
I never made this because the rice never sprouted :confused:

misslinda
02-25-2007, 09:45 PM
bumping up some old -new recipes :)

michigan roman
02-25-2007, 10:08 PM
thank you misslinda , i appreciate all the work you do here .
like bumping these recipes up here is great because im trying to make soaked grains a cheap/healthy staple of my diet .
like today i soaked some steel cut oat groats 8 hours in cold water then added raisins for a nice chewy/creamy meal .
next is the rice and barley mentioned here .

i was just reading about SHOYU , i guess a soy sauce . this one aged in wooden barrels . and am wondering if this is raw and might be good to eat on soaked rice , if anyone knows ide appreciate the info .

misslinda
02-25-2007, 11:31 PM
ha ha, yur so sweet MR! I guess when your fasting......the recipe threads start to become a hobby :p

moonstone523
02-26-2007, 01:21 AM
I'm not sure I understand her explaination of how Asians eat, but in Thailand, one fills their bowl with rice then spoons on ONE spoonful of curry, etc and eats like that. You don't spoon on your portion of what you want. Just one bite at a time on your rice.

FYI.

Solace
02-26-2007, 01:25 AM
:) Just a tiny add to a great curry dish, try soaking your curry powder in oil for a few hours as well. It helps take away any powdery gritty texture.:D I sometimes put it in a little olive oil and minced ginger and garlic and let it sit before prep.

carolg
02-26-2007, 11:58 AM
Michigan,
I used to use Braggs and also Nama Shoyu. Braggs is cooked. Nama I heard is not, but I have heard there is similarity to Braggs, talking of msg possibilities, you could try using raw, unpasturized miso perhaps sold via health food store. For me I just stip both and it's been about 2 years I have not missed it.

John Kohler wrote article at annieseedproject DOT org and writes:

"Nama Shoyu and Braggs Liquid Aminos - Once again these items show up often in raw food recipes, and many people think them "healthy". Try drinking a bottle of the stuff, and tell me how you feel. I bet you will feel sick to your stomach! These are highly processed foods that do not occur naturally in nature"

This site has great information where I find this.
carolg

michigan roman
02-26-2007, 12:20 PM
thank you CAROLG ,

i agree with the kohler outlook .

carolg
02-26-2007, 12:34 PM
What makes the raw journey nice is use what you have or be creative is my personal theory. I'm making a dish for the Korean massage place, where massages are free for 40 minutes, unlimited visits, no sales pressure, unheard of, I go to today and who knows what will be in the ingredients today, but surely something I have around here.
carolg