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Bring some water to a boil in a small pan.
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Make a cut into the skin of the tomatoes, dunk in the boiling water, then put in ice water.
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Peel off the skins.
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If you don't mind the skin, you can skip this step.
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Cut up the tomato roughly.
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Chop the onion into 5 mm dice.
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Cut the bell pepper into 1 cm dice.
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Finely chop the ginger and garlic.
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Take the seeds out of the red chili pepper.
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Stir fry the garlic, ginger, and red chili pepper in a thick bottomed frying pan in oil to bring out their aroma.
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Add the onion and stir fry briefly, then add the ground meat.
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When the meat is no longer red and the fat coming out of it is transparent, add the wine and evaporate the alcohol.
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Add salt, pepper, curry powder and the bay leaf and continue stir frying.
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Take the chili pepper out at this point or you won't be able to taste the tomato.
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Add the cut up tomato and the ingredients, and keep stir frying.
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Add the bell pepper, and stir fry and simmer to evaporate the moisture.
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Cook until it's still a bit moist.
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Take out the bay leaf.
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Taste, and adjust the seasoning with salt and pepper.
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Add the ingredients if you prefer.
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Spoon on top of a bed of rice.
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It's also delicious with a fried egg on top, and heartier too.
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The flavor and seasoning depends on how much water comes out of the tomatoes, and how long you simmer down the sauce, so please adjust accordingly.
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This is the curry powder I used.
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I wanted to highlight the flavor of the tomatoes, so I just used 1 tablespoon of curry powder.
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If you prefer a stronger curry flavor though please add more to your taste.
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Use to top buttered or garlic toast.
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Good on toast topped with cheese too.
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Try combining rice, cheese, egg and this curry mix!