Instant cauliflower curry! Tender broccoli, butternut squash, and red lentils are cooked with coconut cream in a red curry sauce and poured over steamed rice. Delicious.
If your autumn memories don’t include butternut squash, red lentils, and cauliflower cooked in a red curry sauce with coconut cream and poured over steamed rice, are we still friends?
I need to figure out where to start. This curry is delicious. There’s enough curry paste here to excite your taste buds, and the texture is creamy. However, a few tender vegetable fragments remain intact, and everything is delicious.
And it’s completely vegan, gluten-free, dairy-free, full of vegetables, and everything else. It remained a container for leftovers, and I carried cheese, pasta, and meat leftovers all week.
Hello Unicorn: Healthy, delicious, and very simple.
Make instant pot cauliflower curry magic
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Cook for 5 minutes and give it a stir.
The end!

Oh, the things you can do with instant pot cauliflower curry
- Can you eat it with rice, naan, or just as a stew?
- You can add hot sauce, chili, etc., to make it hotter or less spicy. My daughter likes the non-spicy stuff in the instant pot, but we added some heat for the adults.
- You can fry the onion and garlic first to release the fragrance fully. I did it once, and it was great.
- You can also use dried Onions and garlic, as cutting these into pieces is sometimes too difficult.
- You can use fresh cauliflower and pumpkin.
- You can use frozen cauliflower and pumpkin.
- Add fresh ginger, basil, lime juice, or anything to make it crispy.
- You can also add other vegetables, such as greens like spinach or kale, which are especially good after cooking.
- You can add other proteins, such as tofu or chicken.
- You can freeze it! I freeze without cooking and then put a whole box of frozen stuff in an instant pot.
- You can use a stovetop instead – see the recipe instructions.

This food – this whole fall, this back-to-cooking routine, this type of recipe – gets me excited. I didn’t expect to fall in love with my first fall recipe so quickly, but there you go.
Whatever you’re doing right now, you can benefit from instant cauliflower curry.
Instructions
- Place all ingredients in an instant pot and cook under high pressure for 5 minutes. Release the pressure immediately to prevent the vegetables from overcooking.
- Stir it, add some salt to taste, or spice it up. Let it cool for a few minutes and thicken slightly. Serve with rice. It’s over! That’s great.