Healthy Vegan - Bakers Dozen: Vegetarian Vegan Meat Free Fruit Curry Recipes

This Meat Free Fruit Curry blog post came about after conversing with my vegetarian blogger friend Johanna who blogs over at Green Gourmet Giraffe.  Johanna had recenlty made a variation of Peach and Chickpea Curry a few years back.  

It was  in making that Peach and Chickpeas Curry inspired by Peach and Chickpea Curry a few years back.  

It was  in making that Peach fruit curry that both inspired and gave me the confidence last year to make a vegan Peach and Chickpea Curry a few years back.  

It was  in making that Plum Chickpea Curry with the plums that were literally falling from the garden tree. 

 This blog engagement with Green Gourmet Giraffe got me thinking and swiftly decide to share 13 Vegetarian and/ or Vegan Meat Free Fruit Curry Recipes and try and inspire some of you to try some of these unusual combinations, after all if we can have vegetables in desserts, puddings and cake - then I guess, why not a savoury sweet fruit curry.
Yes, I am being a little self-referential, but it is my blog space and start of with my own variation of of a Pakistani recipe Peach and Chickpea Curry a few years back.  

It was  in making that Watermelon and Black Beans Curry  with Paneer or Tofu. 
Peach and Chickpea Curry a few years back.  

It was  in making that Mauritius version of Green Papaya Curry with Soya Chunks. 
Peach and Chickpea Curry a few years back.  

It was  in making that Bunny Chow with Peach Curry and Sultanas with crusty bread.  
Ms Marmite Lover also has a  recipe for Peach and Chickpea Curry a few years back.  

It was  in making that Sri Lankan Pineapple, Cashew and Coconut Curry on her website.
Peach and Chickpea Curry a few years back.  

It was  in making that Pineapple, Ginger and Tofu Curry from A2K A Seasonal Veg Table
Sri Lankan Spicy Green Apple Curry from The Flavour Blender
You will find a lot of chicken curry recipes made with pear, but you may be interested to note that Food 52 have a recipe for Pear, Butternuts Squash Curry Soup (no photograph)
Peach and Chickpea Curry a few years back.  

It was  in making that Strawberry and Puy Lentil Curry from A2K _ A Seasonal Veg Table
Mango Coconut Curry aka Peach and Chickpea Curry a few years back.  

It was  in making that Ambya Sasam from Enjoy Indian Food.
Kerala Jackfruit Curry from Sanjeev Kapoor

 You will also find a recipe for Spinach Curry with Fresh Apricots from Azelia's Kitchen (no photograph) 
To end, as I begun with the awesome Jack Monroe, she even has a Banana Chickpea and Tea Curry. but it is very possible that this Banana Curry recipe is inspired by the Queen of Vegetarian cuisine in the UK Rose Elliot as she has a Banana Curry with Cashew recipe in The New Complete Vegetarian Collection (2010) check out the recipe here.

Do you have any Vegetarian Vegan Meat Free Fruit Curry Recipes to share?!

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