Korean-inspired Curry Rice

Vegan Korean-inspired curry Rice is a tasty and wholesome plant-based recipe. It is perfect for anyone hunting for a flavorful and satisfying dish. You can create this vegan-friendly recipe with colorful vegetables, curry blocks, and vegetable broth. Vegan Korean-inspired curry Rice is a dish that will instantly become a kitchen favorite due to its flavorful ingredients and numerous nutritional benefits. We can prepare this curry with different vegetables, spices, or plant-based items. It is an ideal choice for every person searching for a nutritious dinner.
Let’s prepare the curry with the two cooking directions (discussed below).
STATS
- Course: Dinner
- Cuisine: Korean
- Diet: Vegetarian, Vegan, Gluten-free
- Total Time: 35 minutes
- Cook Time: Twenty minutes
- Preparation Time: 15 minutes
- Method: Crockpot, Stovetop
EQUIPMENT
- One knife
- Nonstick pan
- One ladle
- Crockpot
- Serving Bowl
INGREDIENTS
- Medium-sized yellow potatoes 4
- Three medium carrots
- Red bell pepper 1
- One green apple
- Four cups of vegetable broth
- Yellow onion 1
- Sliced mushrooms 2 cups
- Vegan-friendly three cubes of curry block
- Cooking oil
INSTRUCTIONS
STOVETOP
- Divide the carrots, onions, mushrooms, potatoes, green apples, and bell peppers into normal chunk sizes with a knife.
- Next, pour cooking oil into a large nonstick pot.
- Then, add mushrooms, bell peppers, and onions to the pan.
- Simmer all items for six minutes or until the mushrooms and bell peppers are wilted.
- Next, add chopped green apples, potatoes, carrots, and vegetable broth to the pan.
- Combine all items with a ladle.
- Now, cook for a maximum of eleven minutes until the broth boils.
- Next, add curry blocks to the broth.
- Again, simmer all items on a medium to low flame or until the curry blocks mix well into the broth.
- We will cook all items until the broth is dissolved into the vegetables.
- The creamy and healthy Korean-inspired curry Rice is ready.
- Place the curry in a bowl and enjoy it with sticky rice.
CROCKPOT
- First, mist a large nonstick crockpot with the cooking oil.
- Next, heat the oil to a medium burner flame.
- After that, add all chopped vegetables to the crock pot.
- Cook all items to a slow flame for three to four minutes.
- Next, add vegetable broth and curry block to the pot.
- Now, seal the crockpot with its cover.
- Simmer all items to a low flame for four to six hours.
- After cooking, check the vegetables.
- If cooked, place the curry in a serving bowl.
- The yummy Korean-inspired curry Rice is prepared.
SUBSTITUTIONS OF THE CURRY RICE
Potatoes:
- I utilized yellow potatoes to prepare this curry. Instead of it, you can use sweet potatoes.
Spicy:
- You can add chopped jalapeno to vegetables such as potatoes, bell peppers, or mushrooms for a spicy flavor.
Protein:
- Try this curry rice with plant-based proteins such as chickpeas, marinated tempeh, or beans.
SERVING SUGGESTIONS
- Serve the curry with short-grain or medium-grain rice types.
- Enjoy the curry with baked or fried tofu or tempeh.
- Korean dumplings or noodles go well with this curry.
- Accompany this dish with spicy puffed rice snacks.
- Pair it with tacos, kimchi slaw, or Korean-style tofu puffs.
TIPS
- You can add different vegetables to your taste.
- Try this curry rice recipe with different spices.
- Utilize good-quality and vegan-friendly curry blocks.
- Choose fresh and premium-quality vegetables such as carrots, bell peppers, or mushrooms.
STORAGE INFORMATION
Fridge:
- Save the leftover curry in a covered bowl and refrigerate it for 4 to 5 days. We will store the rice and curry in different bowls.
Freezer:
- This Korean dish is not suitable for freezing.
Reheating:
- We can rewarm the refrigerated curry in an oven or a burner.
FAQs
How does this Korean curry rice taste?
- This curry has a moderate flavor with spices like coriander, curry powder, and ginger. This gluten-free curry has a great thick texture due to the vegetables.
What other vegetables we can include to prepare this curry?
- You can include a sort of vibrant vegetables such as snap peas, cauliflower, sweet potatoes, eggplant, or broccoli in the curry.
NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION/SERVING
Per Serving Size 1 rice bowl
Total servings 8
Total Calories 171 kcal
Dietary Fiber 10.7 grams
Carbohydrates 32.9 grams
Protein 7 grams
Sugar 6.9 grams
Total Fat 4.1 grams