Blurry Curry: Because Late-Night Food Should Actually Taste Amazing
Some great ideas are born in boardrooms. Others—like Blurry Curry—are born after a few too many drinks with college buddies. Our Madras-style curry blend was inspired by those legendary nights when all you want is something comforting, flavorful, and easy enough to cook when the room is juuust slightly spinning.
Meet Blurry Curry: The Madras-Style Blend That Saves Your Late Nights
Warm, aromatic, and full of bold Indian-inspired spices, this blend transforms simple ingredients into a deeply flavorful curry with almost no effort. Just add coconut milk, carrots, onions, and chicken (or your favorite plant-based swap), and you’ve got a hands-off, flavor-packed rice topper that hits the spot every time.
Why Blurry Curry Belongs in Your Spice Cabinet
Packed With Bold, Warming Flavor
Made with cumin, turmeric, coriander, fenugreek, ginger, cayenne, mustard, cinnamon, and mace, this blend brings rich aroma, gentle heat, and a deep golden color that feels like comfort in a bowl.
Perfect for Easy, Cozy Meals
Blurry Curry was designed for maximum flavor with minimum effort. Whether it’s a late night, a lazy night, or a weeknight when you’re running on fumes, this blend does the heavy lifting.
Adaptable for Any Mood
Use it with chicken, veggies, tofu, chickpeas, or whatever you can pull from the fridge. If it can simmer, it can be delicious.
How to Use Blurry Curry
Classic Blurry Curry Bowl
Simmer the blend with:
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Coconut milk
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Carrots
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Onions
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Chicken or tofu
Serve over rice and let the good decisions roll from there.
More Delicious Uses
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Curried roasted vegetables
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Spiced lentils or chickpeas
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Curry-infused soups and stews
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Coconut curry shrimp
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Breakfast curry scramble (hangover-friendly)
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Curried noodle bowls
If you can sauté it or simmer it, Blurry Curry makes it better.
Ingredients
Cumin, Salt, Turmeric, Coriander, Fenugreek, Mace, Ginger, Cayenne Pepper, Colman's Mustard, Cinnamon.
Click here for the BLURRY CURRY Recipe
