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Typically, vindaloo is made up of vindaloo sauce, which is usually made from caramelized onions, curry paste, coconut milk, vinegar, ginger, chilies, jalapeño, garlic, chickpeas, lentils, and other spices like garam masala, salt, pepper, paprika, and turmeric.
As a result, Vindaloo is not as thick as a Korma, and it has less gravy than other curries. It also uses a lot of oil and Indian curry spices in its preparation, and because the vinegar and other flavours seep into the dish, it tastes even better the next day or two after it's been cooked.
About Lamb Vindaloo. This Lamb Vindaloo is made in Goan style where meat is marinated with homemade vindaloo paste which is made of vinegar, garlic, ginger & other spices. It is later slow cooked until the meat is tender & succulent.
A traditional vindaloo contains several key ingredients, and the sauce is made from caramelized onions, curry paste, coconut milk, vinegar, ginger, garlic and chickpeas as well as spices like garam masala, paprika and turmeric in order to give the dish its deep red colour.
The history of Vindaloo has been traced back to the times when Portuguese sailors carried wooden barrels containing meat soaked in a mixture of wine & garlic. This was an age old technique to preserve, brine & flavor the meat. Over a period of time naturally wine turns to vinegar & the meat developed a flavor.
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