Curry Club Sweden

Restaurant-Style Balti Recipe

This recipe uses the three spice sachets in the Curry Club Balti kit to make a medium-hot, fresh and tangy restaurant-style Balti with chicken thigh, lamb, paneer or vegetables.

PanHeat:Medium-HotServes 2–3Cooking time: 45 mins approx.

Ingredients

To buy

  • Balti Curry Club Kit
  • 400–500g Chicken thigh, lamb, paneer or veg
  • 1 large onion, peeled & finely chopped
  • 1 x 400g tin chopped tomatoes
  • Optional: ½ green pepper, sliced
  • Optional: fresh coriander, roughly chopped
  • Rice and/or Naan to serve

From home

  • 3 tbsp oil
  • 75–100ml water (or stock)
  • Optional: squeeze of lemon

In the Balti kit

  • Spice Pouch 1: Pan Starter Blend
  • Spice Pouch 2: Base Spice Blend
  • Spice Pouch 3: Finishing Spice Blend

Method

  1. Brown Protein

    • Heat 1 tbsp oil in a wok or frying pan
    • Add meat or veg, brown lightly
    • Remove from the pan and set aside
  2. Prep Onions

    • Add another 2 tbsp oil to the pan
    • Add onion, cook 8–9 mins until soft, golden & sweet
    • Optional: add sliced green pepper and cook 3–4 mins more
  3. Build Base

    • Add “Sachet 1: Balti Pan Starter”
    • Stir well and cook for 30–45 secs until fragrant
    • Do not let the spices burn
  4. Make Sauce

    • Add the chopped tinned tomatoes
    • Add “Sachet 2: Main Balti Spice Blend”
    • Cook for 8–10 mins, stirring often
    • Sauce thickens and darkens slightly
  5. Simmer

    • Return the browned protein to the pan
    • Add 75–100ml water or stock
    • Simmer 12–18 mins until cooked through and rich
  6. Finish

    • Add “Sachet 3: Finishing Spice Blend”
    • Simmer for 4–5 mins
    • Optional: add fresh coriander or a squeeze of lemon
    • Serve hot with rice or naan

About Balti

A medium-hot British Indian restaurant-style Balti with aromatic spices, rich tomato base and proper curry-house warmth.

Learn more about Balti →

Make it with Curry Club

The Balti kit contains the spice blends used in this recipe, with the recipe card in English and Swedish.