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FOOD maltatoday 12 | SUNDAY • 7 OCTOBER 2018 Method 1. This quick and easy vegan curry is creamy and delicious and takes minimal cooking time. Simply throw all the curry paste ingre- dients into a blender and blend until smooth to make your curry paste. Feel free to try different combinations of spices and blends until you find what works for you – cinnamon for a sweeter taste, more chilli if you prefer your curries hot. 2. Heat up the coconut oil in a pan and throw in your chopped up cauliflower florets and chickpeas, cook these for 5 minutes then add your curry paste. Allow the curry paste and vegetables to heat through for approximately 5 minutes then add 100 ml of boiling water – bring this to the boil for 5 mins and then add your coconut milk, spinach, nuts and any other ingredients you choose to throw in and allow it to cook on high heat for approximately 5 mins. Turn down the heat and allow it to simmer until the water reduces and the curry thickens. Taste and adjust seasoning – if desired – add a sprinkle of brown sugar for a sweeter curry. 3. Once your curry is nice and creamy, serve it on some fluffy basmati rice or with poppadom. Vegan korma style curry CHARLES GRECH Luce della Vite, Frescobaldi, Tuscany, Italy When Vittorio Frescobaldi – in the early Nineties – met Robert Mondavi, they gave life to a new chapter in the history of the great Tuscan wines, in the history of fine wines. From that meeting, came Luce. It all started from the desire to make a dream come true: create excellent wines from Tuscany in a particularly suitable terroir, Montalcino. Luce was the first wine from Montalcino made by blending Sangiovese and Merlot grapes. Nose : aromas are vibrant and vary from red berries, such as cherries and raspberries, to spiced notes enriched by delicate f loral undertones Palate: the wine distinguishes itself for balance and freshness, persisting aromas , and refined and silky tannins Food affinities: Roast pork, but also wild game such as stewed hare or boar. Wonderful with aged pecorino cheese. Exclusively imported by Charles Grech & Co Ltd Valley Road, Birkikara T: 21 444 400 Fine quality Italian wines of tradition Irpina. Donnachiara, winery located in Montefalcione (Avellino), with its vineyards that stretch along the hills typical of the Irpinia, produces white wines and red wines of high quality including Greco di Tufo, Fiano di Avellino, Taurasi DOCG but also sparkling like Santè Falanghina. Soft crushing of the selected grapes and after that cold decanting of the must fermentation at 57-60°F in steel vats for 15 days. Malolatic fermentation is not done. Full expression of it's territory, the heart of Greco di tufo, with a specific attention to all the factors of maturation of it's aroma's. Nose: Offers fruity flavours of pear, apricot, pineapple and citrus Palate: Smooth, elegant and structured, with good freshness and a great persistence that confirms and amplifies the olfactory sensations. Food Affinities: Perfect with all seafood, pasta with light sauces , white meats and herb cheeses Exclusively imported by Charles Grech & Co. Ltd, Valley Road, Birkirkara T: 2144 4400 Donnachiara Greco di Tufo: DONNACHIARA Holly Pisani at Peas & Love Ingredients For Curry Paste 1 Large onion 2 Garlic cloves ¼ Cup cashews ½ red chili (more if you like it hot) ½ Cup of water 1 Tbsp curry powder ½ Tbsp turmeric 1 Tsp ground cumin 1 Tsp ground coriander ½ Tsp all spice Salt to taste For the Curry 1 Cauliflower 1 Tin of chickpeas Spinach Coconut oil 1 Tin of coconut milk 10 Cashews Any extra fruit or nuts you like to add.

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