
PRODUCT OF THE MONTH
May 2006
Reviewed by Deborah from INAPICKLE
Xacuti Curry Paste by Goan Cuisine
Bayswater, Western Australia
Some days you just crave curry..... Years ago I would get my mortar and pestle and work up a sweat making a fine curry paste. These days I buy them off the shelf and how convenient plus delicious when you find the right product! What better than an authentic jar full of wonderful blends that have been an Indian family's prize recipe over many generations.
The produce I will feature this month is the Xacuti Curry Paste. This paste has a warming effect and seeing winter is upon us then the thought of the aroma of a curry on a cold wintery night warms the cockles of any food lover's heart and stomach! The paste goes well with game as well as seafood but its the thought of a vegetable and fish curry that excites my palate.
The sizing comes in retail, plus catering or commercial quantities (2kg). The good news is that you can order it off their website with a minimum of six jars.
For cafes or restaurants who want to include a curry on the menu, or one of their speciality items in a recipe , (such as Spiced Goa Limes or Spiced Blood Orange Marmalade), then buying in bulk will save your kitchen the time, when time is at a premium.
So the last 12 years, Goan Cuisine Pty. Ltd., a family-owned Western Australian producer of exotic condiments with Indo-European flavours, unique to the Indian State of Goa, has been excelling in their wares. Try some today.
Find out more about Goan Cuisine's products go to:
http://www.goancuisine.com.au/
IN A PICKLE RECIPE USING XACUTI CURRY PASTE FROM GOAN CUISINE
You need:
Method:
Heat oil and cook onion, garlic and giger until soft.
Add eggplant and cook until begins to soften.
Add paste and cook gently til mixed through.
Add fish and cover with spices..
Do not over cook. Add cream and heat through.
Serve immediately with chutneys and rice as accompaniment.
Serves 3 large or 5 small meals

ã inapickle 2006