Vegan Vegetable Korma made with garden vegetables in a rich almond butter-based sauce. Serve over grains for a flavorful and cozy plant-based dinner!

So, do you like Indian food?
The only time I ever tried it pre-M was an Indian buffet in college that ended with me in the library bathroom, like, all afternoon.
(Note to self and to you: When trying new cuisines, DON’T go for the buffet option.)
So, naturally, I was super apprehensive when, after meeting M, he told me that Indian was his favorite cuisine.
I gulped with the realization that if this relationship was going to work, I wouldn’t get away without at least *trying* it again.
Since then, (our 3-year anniversary is this fall!) I’ve been cautiously dabbling in Indian food.
As M likes to say, he loves how “in your face” it is, by which he means, it has so many flavors, spices, colors, textures…
In other words, it’s a lot.
I started with chana masala, worked my ways into creamy curries, and recently fell in love with korma.
Well, I fell in love with the *idea* of Vegetable Korma.
My usual complaint with Indian takeout isn’t about the spice or flavor, it’s about the sodium content.
I’m pretty sensitive when it comes to salt, so after a few bites of any given dish, I feel sodium satisfied for the rest of the day.
My second complaint is, as you probably already guessed; I wish there were more vegetables.
So, I set out to create a veg-forward rendition of korma that’s teeming with fresh vegetables, the perfect level of spice, and a lower sodium-content.
This might not be traditional Indian, but it’s Indian you can make at home and feel good about eating.
You’re going to LOVE cozying up to this Vegan Vegetable Korma as the weather starts to get colder this year!
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