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Mandarin, Chickpea & Quorn Curry

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Yields4 Servings
 23 Chopped onions
 1 Bag of Quorn chicken pieces - look out for it when its on offer.
 250 g Chickpeas precooked, or a tin of.
 1 Tin of Mandarin oranges - keep the juice
 1 Tin of chopped tomatoes or 400ml tomato base sauce
 1 tbsp Curry powder (personal choice, we like the cheap madras one from Home Bargains)
 2 tsp Garlic
 1 pt Stock - made from 1 stock cube dissolved in boiled water and topped up with the mandarin juice to make a pint.
1

Fry onions in a little oil until soft, then add to that garlic and curry powder and a tbsp of stock. Give it a good mix in to form a paste.

2

Add to that your [frozen] quorn chicken pieces and chickpeas. Again give it a good mix so that your quorn is covered in your curry/onion paste.

3

Next add a tin of tomatoes (or tomato base sauce) and the stock. Bring to boil and simmer for about 20-25 mins until the liquid has reduced a bit.

4

Thicken with cornflour as you like it then add your mandarin oranges.

5

After tasting and liking the tangy curry taste, I chucked in a handful of sultanas too. Well, why not?

6

Serve on fluffy white basmati rice.

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Ingredients

 23 Chopped onions
 1 Bag of Quorn chicken pieces - look out for it when its on offer.
 250 g Chickpeas precooked, or a tin of.
 1 Tin of Mandarin oranges - keep the juice
 1 Tin of chopped tomatoes or 400ml tomato base sauce
 1 tbsp Curry powder (personal choice, we like the cheap madras one from Home Bargains)
 2 tsp Garlic
 1 pt Stock - made from 1 stock cube dissolved in boiled water and topped up with the mandarin juice to make a pint.

Directions

1

Fry onions in a little oil until soft, then add to that garlic and curry powder and a tbsp of stock. Give it a good mix in to form a paste.

2

Add to that your [frozen] quorn chicken pieces and chickpeas. Again give it a good mix so that your quorn is covered in your curry/onion paste.

3

Next add a tin of tomatoes (or tomato base sauce) and the stock. Bring to boil and simmer for about 20-25 mins until the liquid has reduced a bit.

4

Thicken with cornflour as you like it then add your mandarin oranges.

5

After tasting and liking the tangy curry taste, I chucked in a handful of sultanas too. Well, why not?

6

Serve on fluffy white basmati rice.

Mandarin, Chickpea & Quorn Curry

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