Directions
1Chop up beef, onion and potatoes into large chunks add to slow cooker.
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3In a large mixing bowl add in the paste, coconut milk, chicken stock, brown sugar and lemon juice. Stir until combined then pour over the beef, potato and onion.
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5Crack open the pods to release fragrance and place into the slow cooker with the bay leaves and cinnamon stick.
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7Cook on high for 6 hours stirring occasionally
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9Serve on a bed of rice.
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11Please note don't eat the pods, cinnamon stick or bay leaves -remove before serving
Submitted by Natasha MacDonald
6 Reviews
Natalie
May 10, 2018
The beef was perfectly tender but the sauce lacked flavour other than sugar. I followed the recipe to the tee. Next time use much less sugar and perhaps add some fish sauce as others have in previous posts.
Glenda Baggs
January 4, 2018
I love this recipe one of our staples now . I only use half jar paste but other than that perfect. Making it today again
Maureen Greet
December 3, 2017
A really tasty dish the whole family devoured. I added some salt base on previous reviews at the beginning and a little more at the end. I also put cashews in st the end and served with rice and naan bread. A family hit!
Mare Lannos
May 31, 2016
I used this recipe today and although it was a little oily it turned out really good. I will admit though, I had to substitute some of the ingredients as I didnt have some of them on hand. I also added some fish sauce as I felt it needed it. Personal preference really. Thanks for sharing
Jacqui Gee
March 28, 2016
This is a really nice dish, 6 hours was perfect for me, I think it needs some salt or fish sauce to be added as well as it was lacking that salty taste, but I think thats personal preference. I will make this again with the extra salt or fish sauce and some chopped roasted peanuts.
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John
June 6, 2018
Followed this recipe to the tee, and it wasn’t anywhere near as tasty as hoped (to the point we ordered pizza). I have a go-to Massaman Curry I use in the books, but I lent them to my mother in law so I tried this one instead. It could be just the fact that we’ve never used cardamon before!