Last month Pranav (my husband) was in Germany, and he got me some_x000D_
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pictures of awesome German food.Those interesting pictures sparked my interest onto_x000D_
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a fascinating journey, discovering German food. One thing that he really enjoyed eating in Berlin_x000D_
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was Curry wurst._x000D_
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MY VERSION OF BERLIN VEGETARIAN CURRY WURST
1-2Sugaror salt salt and little balance the final flavor
Instructions
Mix all these ingredients in a big bowl, Shape them into long sausage._x000D_
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Deep fry them one by one in hot oil. Make sure that your oil is hot enough for deep frying._x000D_
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Tip- If the oil is not hot enough the sausage will split.
Put all the ingredients of curry powder in a small mixer, and grind till granular powder._x000D_
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Keep this curry powder in a air tight container. We will be using this powder with ketchup to season the sauce._x000D_
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Tip-This flavorful curry powder can be used in many other dishes too.
Mix all the ingredients together and do not forget to check on the flavor balance._x000D_
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Curry sauce can be made before hand, and kept in the fridge._x000D_
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This is handy when you are in a real hurry._x000D_
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Put the hot sausages on the plate and pour over the tangy spicy sauce._x000D_
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Serve it with the thin slices of fresh bread.
Notes
Originally it is served as steamed and fried pork sausage,with absolutely phenomenal curry wurst sauce._x000D_Making a vegetarian version was interesting. I used potato and home made paneer with spices to make_x000D_the sausage, with combination of spicy curry, flavored ketchup._x000D_You can play around with the ingredients of the sausage, but the magic is in the curry sauce._x000D_
I recommend this recipe if you are looking for something quick and easy and will give a kick to the taste buds.