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Outback Bush Beef Curry make at home or on the camp fire.

Winter Warmers, Bush BBQ Bush Curries
 500g beef, cheap cuts are fine
 1 brown onion
 1 tablespoon of Bush BBQ's Outback Bush Curry
 1 cup beef stock
 1 generous tablespoon of tomato puree
 1/2 cup of natural yoghurt
1

Chop meat into bite-sized chunks.  Approx 2 dessertspoons of oil in pan, add the beef

2

When beef is browned add the onion, then the curry powder, cook together for approx 2 minutes

3

 

Mix in the tomato puree

4

Add beef stock and leave to simmer for approx 1 hour.  The timing can depend on the cut of beef, if it's a bit on the tuff side leave until its tender.  Adjust the stock or add water if needed.

5

Once cooked stir in the natural yoghurt.

Add a squeeze of lemon.

Serve with Rice.

Additional Info
6

You can add any vegetables that you like. For a Vegetarian option use vegetable stock and vegetables, add chick peas or white beans in place of the meat. When my mother made curries she often sliced banana and rolled in coconut and served as a side along with some tomato chutney. I'm a banana lover so for me it a great addition, but chopping apple and sprinkling with lemon juice is another option and it provides fruit as well as vegetables.

Ingredients

 500g beef, cheap cuts are fine
 1 brown onion
 1 tablespoon of Bush BBQ's Outback Bush Curry
 1 cup beef stock
 1 generous tablespoon of tomato puree
 1/2 cup of natural yoghurt

Directions

1

Chop meat into bite-sized chunks.  Approx 2 dessertspoons of oil in pan, add the beef

2

When beef is browned add the onion, then the curry powder, cook together for approx 2 minutes

3

 

Mix in the tomato puree

4

Add beef stock and leave to simmer for approx 1 hour.  The timing can depend on the cut of beef, if it's a bit on the tuff side leave until its tender.  Adjust the stock or add water if needed.

5

Once cooked stir in the natural yoghurt.

Add a squeeze of lemon.

Serve with Rice.

Additional Info
6

You can add any vegetables that you like. For a Vegetarian option use vegetable stock and vegetables, add chick peas or white beans in place of the meat. When my mother made curries she often sliced banana and rolled in coconut and served as a side along with some tomato chutney. I'm a banana lover so for me it a great addition, but chopping apple and sprinkling with lemon juice is another option and it provides fruit as well as vegetables.

Notes

Outback Beef Curry