Here’s a fab chickpea & mushroom low FODMAP curry so perfect for anyone with a sensitive tummy, it is from our online Happy Gut Course. It's easy, quick, tasty, and super satisfying. Also goes great when served with some toasted gluten-free pittas chopped into soldiers and some of brown rice as a side. Well worth a shot.
Takes 20 minutesminutes
Serves 4
Ingredients
15gFresh Ginger
½Chilli
1Aubergine(1 aubergine)
1.5tbspOil
3tbspTamarior Soy sauce
5tbspWater
150gTinned Chickpeas
250gOyster Mushrooms
2tbspCurry Powder
20gfresh corianderor basil or chive
160gTinned Coconut Milk
400gTinned Tomatoes
½Juice of Lemon
1tspBlack Pepper
Instructions
Peel and finely chop the ginger. Remove the end off the chilli (and if you don’t like it spicy, remove the seeds too) and finely chop.
Finely chop the aubergine into small pieces (we like using a serrated knife as it chops aubergine easiest). Finely chop the oyster mushrooms.
Put a large saucepan on a high heat and add the oil and leave it to heat up for a minute. Add the chilli and the ginger and cook for 2 minutes, stirring regularly. Add the oyster mushrooms and cook for 3-4 minutes.
Add the aubergines and cook for 2 minutes stirring regularly. Add the tamari and cook for a further 2 minutes, continuing to stir well, so that all the aubergine and mushrooms gets infused with the lovely tamari flavour. Now add the 5 tablespoons of water and cook stirring regularly until the aubergine becomes soft and cooked.
In the meantime, drain and rinse the chickpeas thoroughly. Roughly chop the coriander/basil/chives and set aside.
Then add all the remaining ingredients into the pan and cook for 5 minutes, when it boils, then reduce to a simmer.
Remove from the heat, taste and adjust the seasoning to your pallet. Garnish each serving with some chopped coriander/basil/chives and if you like it spicy, additional chilli flakes go great as a topping, too. Enjoy.