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How to thicken lamb rogan josh

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lucy123

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Help! I am cooking lamb rogan josh (sw) and tandoori chicken for dinner!
It only has ten minutes left to simmer and is still quite watery - even though I added some mushrooms.

What would you do to thicken it?
Leave it longer?
Add some tomato puree? - Dont want it to be too tomatoey though as had a lot of tomatoey dishes lately
Add some gravy granules? - might make it more like a stew though>
Add some cornflour?

I am adding some basmati rice to the meal too.

I dont claim to be the best cook but really trying to cook healthily rather than the take out!:D
 
I'd go for cornflour. Slake with water and add a bit at a time. (If you'd been asking at the beginning of the process I'd have said add some finely chopped floury potato.)
 
Take the lidoff and let it reduce?? That usually works for me. 🙂
 
thank you - have took lid off and if doesn't work will go for the cornflour.
It smells lovely - but may try a little potato next time- might make it a bit more interesting for family.
 
When there's that little time left, I'd let it come to a really quick boil for a minute or so and stir like billy-oh, then back down to simmer again. Meat and stuff will only disintegrate if you boil it for a long time.

What did you do in the finish and was it nice?
 
I added a small bit of cornflour in the end and the curry was absolutely delicious and will definitely be doing it again.

I also did some sw tandoori chicken too - delicious.

Also felt very good that I hadn't dialed out again!

Thanks everyone for coming to the rescue.🙂
 
I have a tub of McDougalls Thickening Granules in the cupboard for such emergencies. 1 syn per teaspoon. Basically cornflour, but ready to use like gravy granules.
 
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