Alkaline Recipe: Creamy Cashew, Lentil & Coconut Curry

Cashew Curry Recipe

This curry is so easy to make, so simple – yet it is so powerfully anti-inflammatory, alkaline, and antioxidant-rich.

Now, you might have heard me say this once or twice before, but…up to 95% of the most common, most deadly degenerative diseases we know of are preventable through diet and lifestyle choices.

So many of us feel like getting cancer, heart disease, stroke, Alzheimer’s, type 2 diabetes – is down to luck. Some are luckier than others. And sure, absolutely, genetics play a huge factor in making you more predisposed to certain conditions (heart disease runs strong in my family for example), it is not set in stone – you just have to make sure you live an abundantly healthy, nourished life…

And that’s where I am here for you. That’s what I am passionate about – helping YOU to be as healthy, energized, nourished and thriving as possible – as easily and deliciously as possible.

You got this!

Why This Soup is SO Powerful

The other thing you hear me bang on about nonstop is this: acidity, inflammation and oxidative stress are at the root of all sickness and disease.

And this soup? Well, it just so happens to be alkaline, antioxidant-rich, and powerfully anti-inflammatory.

The ingredients are SO anti-inflammatory. You know turmeric & ginger are THE most researched and proven anti-inflammatories on earth. Turmeric is proven to be more powerful than many, many drugs at fighting inflammation.

But I want to introduce another powerful anti-inflammatory to you today: boron.

Yep, I Said Boron – Possibly the Most Powerful Nutrient You’ve (Barely) Never Heard Of!

Boron, which is abundant in the cashews, lentils, and greens, is super-anti-inflammatory.

We are still determining all of its powerful benefits, and until the research reaches saturation point it doesn’t get classified as an ‘essential nutrient’ (officially), but I can tell you the research already shows it has beneficial effects including:

– inflammation
– reproduction and development
– calcium metabolism
– bone formation
– brain function
– insulin and energy substrate metabolism
– immunity
– and the function of steroid hormones (including vitamin D and estrogen)

And so much more…

So this is a boron soup, and….oh I could put so many puns on boron and boring, but I’ll leave that to you 😉

And when you combine the boron, the turmeric, ginger, the healthy fats, and all the other lovely ingredients in this soup – you hit all the targets: super-healthy, alkaline, anti-inflammatory, antioxidant-rich, DELICIOUS, and quick and easy to make!

Let’s do this!

Alkaline Recipe: Creamy Cashew, Lentil & Coconut Curry

Cashew Curry

Serves Two
Ingredients

1 tbsp coconut oil
1 brown onion, sliced
4 cloves of garlic, minced
2cm ginger root, minced or finely chopped
2cm turmeric root, minced or finely chopped
2 tsp cumin powder
1 tbsp curry powder
8 cherry tomatoes, halved
1/2 tsp Himalayan salt
2 tbsp tomato paste
1 can coconut cream
1 cup vegetable stock/water
1 can lentils, washed
4 big handfuls baby spinach
1/2 cup cashew nuts
1/2 fresh coriander (cilantro) roughly chopped

Instructions

  1. Very gently heat the coconut oil in a large pan (this is a one-pot meal so make it large!) and then add the onion and stir fry for 3-4 minutes, before adding the garlic, ginger, turmeric and keep this all moving in the pan for another minute or so. Once this is all getting fragrant, stir in the curry powder, cumin, tomato paste, and salt and cook for a further couple of minutes.
  2. Lower the heat a little more and add the coconut cream and veggie stock, stir it through and simmer for five minutes.
  3. Finally add the cashews, tomatoes, lentils, spinach, and any other veggies you’d like to add (broccoli goes especially well).
  4. After 2 more minutes, remove from the heat and serve.

This goes fantastically with quinoa, brown rice, buckwheat, or cauliflower rice.

SEE ALSO: The Guide to Nuts on the Alkaline Diet


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  1. Oksana Reply

    I have severe Tinnitus. Do you know any diet that would help to lower the sound….it’s very high pitch…
    I took many sessions of acupuncture, drank some Chinese herbal teas ..but not much change..just maybe emotionally feeling better…but sounds still there.24/7
    Would truly appreciate any suggestions.
    Thank you,
    Oksana

  2. Joyce Reply

    Hi Ross This is one of my all time favourite soups of yours. Have looked for a few days for the printed recipe Ihad and couldn’t find it 😢 I couldn’t remember the name of the soup and thanks to the universe after I took the time to ask I found 1 container with label in the freezer😊. Thank you Ross for this recipe. So many delicious healthy alkaline ingredients in it and soooo easy to make.

  3. Florence Adams Reply

    Dear Ross,
    Thank you for all your hard work educating “repeat offenders” who swear “this is the last time
    I’m trying your Alkaline diet and this time I’m stayiing on it indefinitely”!!
    I am soon to be ninety four years young…and except for a severe accident December 2018, I’ve
    managed to stay well.
    Why I decided to try th e Alkaline diet again was to try and get my mobility back to a more
    comfortable and even stride. Pain in my legs and body is sometimes unbearable! I’ve noticed
    that when I cut down on “gluten and lectin carbs my condition improves.
    So, here goes….I’m so proud of the way your teachings have grown! I want to be one of your
    “prize” students.
    Sincerely,
    Florence Adams

  4. Marsha Jackson Reply

    Hi Ross,
    This looks like a great recipe. However, #3 in the instructions regarding lentils. I have only seen dry lentils and SURELY they need more cooking thatn 2 minutes. How am I preparing the dry lentils for this meal?

  5. Patricia love Blyth Reply

    Hi Ross, I have your book The Alkaline Reset Cleanse. My husband is on warfarin, and I have been diagnosed with hyperthyroidism: Multinodular toxic goiter. I have been told to never use salt or some nuts. Are your recipes safe for us. I love your recipes, and I have lost one and a half stone since March when Spain went into lockdown. I still have difficulties in finding organic vegetables in Antequera Spain.

  6. Ali Reply

    Hello Ross
    I have read many articles showing acid forming and none acid forming foods always conflicting. Saying tomatoes and bell peppers are acid forming for example. How can we know for sure?

    Thanks Alison

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