Instant Pot Vegan Jackfruit with Potato Curry

My readers who have been following my website for a while now know that my curry recipes like my Jamaican Spicy Potato Curry and my Curry Cabbage recipe are simple yet they give a flavor punch.

What is Curry Powder Made Of?

I create curry recipes that have ingredients that most readers can find anywhere in the world so there is little frustration on the part of the reader and we can get the same results and taste with their final dish.

Here is my reasoning, curry powders are interpretations of the cooks and are usually based on the ingredients that are popular in the location where that cook lives.

Various types of curries can be found all over the world, places like India, Thailand, Jamaica, Japan, China, Guyana, Trinidad have all unique curry dishes.

The word ‘curry’ originates from the Tamil word Kari which means, ” sauce or relish for rice” and it is an anglicization of the Tamil word used to interpret the variety of dishes from Southeastern Asian countries.

For instance, Thai curries are usually made from a curry paste which includes fresh herbs such as, galangal, lemongrass, kefir lime leaves and chilis cooked in coconut milk.

Thai curries place more emphasis on fresh herbs that are popular in that region. When I first saw galangal at my local Asian supermarket many years ago,

I was so intrigued by it because it looked a lot like ginger which we used in our Jamaican curries.

However, Indian curries tend to use more dry spices, where these dry spices were individually added while cooking. The concept of using a pre-ground dry spice blend referred to as ‘curry powder’ was first started by the British around the 17th Century.

The spice blend included a mix of turmeric, coriander, cumin, fenugreek, chilis and more. Note that the turmeric gives curry powder its yellow color.

This blend differs from country to country and even within the country, there are lots of different variations.

How To Make Instant Pot Vegan Jackfruit with Potato Curry

I added the jackfruit to my curry because it has a great meatlike texture similar to chicken.

So for my Instant Pot Vegan Jackfruit with Potato Curry recipe,

I am going to break the rule and include Italian seasoning in my recipe and you are going to just love the outcome. So amazing and so flavorful.

I used, Not Chicken Vegetable Bouillon but you can substitute it with vegetable broth or your favorite vegetable bouillon. For this recipe, I used this brand of curry powder.

I also added Jamaican style gluten-free dumplings using this gluten-free flour

What is Jackfruit?

Jackfruit is a tropical fruit that resembles breadfruit. It is sold fresh, canned or frozen in West Indian, Asian, or Latino stores.

The ripe fruit is yellow, sweet and eaten as a fruit. The green fruit has white flesh and it is cooked as a vegetable.

Check out my other amazing Instant Pot Recipes:

1.  Lentil Soup
2.  Jamaican Rice And Peas
3. Split Pea Soup
4. Instant Pot Jamaica Split Pea Soup
5. Instant Pot Mexican Rice

Make sure to use green jackfruit that is in water and not ripe jackfruit that is sweetened. You can find green jackfruit in most health food stores,

in Trader Joe’s and Asian supermarkets. If you make the curry and it is too thin, you can turn the Instant pot off then set on saute and cook stirring until thick enough.

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