Vindaloo
also called vindalho · pork vindaloo · chicken vindaloo · vindaloo curry · vindaley
- Curry House
- One Pot
- serves 6
- recipe says 14 hr
- Stews & Braises
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The table
| 2 1/2 lb(1.1 kg; cut in 1 1/2-in cubes, some fat left on)pork shoulder | marinate overnight, 12 hr | sear 8 min in batches | fry in 5 min | simmer 1 hr, covered, until a fork turns in it |
| 1 cup(240 g; the paste recipe)vindaloo paste | ||||
| 2 tspkosher salt | ||||
| 2 Tbs(28 g)ghee | ||||
| 1 cup(240 g; the base recipe)onion-tomato masala | ||||
| 2bay leaves | ||||
| 1 cup(240 mL)water | ||||
| 1 Tbs(15 g; or dark brown sugar)jaggery | ||||
| 2 Tbs(30 mL)palm vinegar | ||||
| Pork is the original: the fat takes the vinegar as chicken cannot. Chicken wants half the time | ||||
What to lay out
Everything the recipe asks for, sitting under the step that eats it. Tick each one as you measure it.10 things to get out.
Pans and tools
1marinate overnight, 12 hr
2sear 8 min in batches
goes in with what step 1 made
3fry in 5 min
goes in with what step 2 made
4simmer 1 hr, covered, until a fork turns in it
goes in with what step 3 made
Cooking it
Tap a step when it is done; the next one lights up.
The clock
- Start to finish
- 13 hr 13 min
- Needs you
- 13 minthe rest you can walk away from
- If you get it wrong
- Forgiving — the hour of simmering ends when a fork turns in the pork, and a pot pulled before that stays chewy
- What you'll wash
- Two things — the heavy pot, a bowl to marinate the pork in
- Does it keep
- 4 days — the palm vinegar carries it, and the heat sits further back on the second day than the first
marinate overnight, 12 hr
12 hrwalk awayfrom the start
sear 8 min in batches
8 minneeds you12 hr in
fry in 5 min
5 minneeds you12 hr 8 min in
simmer 1 hr, covered, until a fork turns in it
1 hrwalk away12 hr 13 min in
- needs you
- you can walk away
You'll need heavy pot
Goes with
See how it is written
>> title: Vindaloo
>> category: Stews & Braises
>> tags: pork, goan, vinegar, chiles, curry
>> counters: Curry House, One Pot
>> aka: vindalho, pork vindaloo, chicken vindaloo, vindaloo curry, vindaley
>> pairs-with: vindaloo-paste, pilau-rice, raita
>> servings: 6
>> time: 14 hr
>> slack: forgiving — the hour of simmering ends when a fork turns in the pork, and a pot pulled before that stays chewy
>> washing-up: the heavy pot, a bowl to marinate the pork in
>> capacity: 3 — the heavy pot, sear
>> keeps: 4 days — the palm vinegar carries it, and the heat sits further back on the second day than the first
>> step: marinate overnight, 12 hr
Marinate @pork shoulder{2 1/2%lb}(1.1 kg; cut in 1 1/2-in cubes, some fat left on) with @vindaloo paste{1%cup}(240 g; the paste recipe) and @kosher salt{2%tsp} ~marinate{12%hr} in the fridge, turning it once if you are up.
>> step: sear 8 min in batches
Sear @&(~1)marinated pork{} in @ghee{2%Tbs}(28 g) in a #heavy pot{} ~sear{8%min}, in two batches, scraping the paste off the bottom before it catches.
>> step: fry in 5 min
Fry @onion-tomato masala{1%cup}(240 g; the base recipe) and @bay leaves{2} into @&(~1)seared pork{} ~fry{5%min}.
>> step: simmer 1 hr, covered, until a fork turns in it
Simmer @&(~1)pot{} with @water{1%cup}(240 mL), @jaggery{1%Tbs}(15 g; or dark brown sugar) and @palm vinegar{2%Tbs}(30 mL) covered ~simmer{60%min}, until a fork turns in the meat without argument and the fat has come up red.
Pork is the original: the fat takes the vinegar as chicken cannot. Chicken wants half the time.