The recipes in 'The Curry Guy Light' are not just for dieters!
One of the biggest misconceptions of 'The Curry Guy Light' cookbook is that it is a diet book. So many of the recipes in the book are naturally light where others were written to use less oil, butter or coconut milk. That should not stop you from making the recipes in the book exactly as you want them.
Make these recipes your own...
You are going to find some of my favourite recipes in 'The Curry Guy Light'. Some are quite famous and all are definitely worth a try. Please take these recipes as guides though.
If you want to use full fat coconut milk instead of light, do it! Want to cook with more oil? Why not? It's easier to cook with more oil so if you are not counting the calories, you can do that.
The Curry Guy Light features over 100 light recipes that can be made light or to your own preferences.
6 Recipes from The Curry Guy Light Cookbook
Chicken momos are like lighter versions of samosas. They're steamed, not fried and so good simply dipped in soy sauce but the book features my favourite momo dipping sauce too.
The perfect way to start a meal. You will see that you can make delicious beef croquettes with very little oil. Then again, if you want to deep fry them, you can do that too.
You won't taste the difference between this light tandoori chicken tikka and others! It can be made in under 30 minutes or you could marinate it for longer.
Chicken cafreal is so much better and lighter when you grill the chicken over fire. You could of course fry the chicken indoors if you like. This is from the barbecue section of 'The Curry Guy Light'.
Curry house style chicken jalfrezi prepared with a low fat base curry sauce. You are going to love this. Want more fat? Just add it! All the most popular curry house curries are in the book.
Goan beef kofta curry is one of my all time favourites. You are going to love this one. It might be low in fat but its out of this world delicious!
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