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Quick and Easy Sweet Potato Curry (meatless)
Sweet Potato Curry made with coconut milk, curry paste and sweet potatoes makes the perfect meatless recipe the whole family will enjoy!
- Prep10 min
- Cook30 min
- Total40 min
- Serves6
Sweet Potato Currymade with coconut milk, curry paste and sweet potatoes makes the perfect meatless recipe the whole family will enjoy!

Quick and Easy Sweet Potato Curry
I have made ahomemade amazing curryno less than 6 times in the last month!
It takes hardly any time to put together and usually another 30 minutes to cook, plus I have everything on hand most of the time, and it is DELICIOUS!!!
I literally can’t wait for you to make this and tell me how much it has changed your life; you are going to love it. I also love that this is a perfect meatless meal, trust me on this one, you aren’t going to miss the meat!
There’s something magical when you mix a little curry paste, coconut milk, and sweet potatoes together. It’s a really nice mix of sweet, salt, creamy smooth, and a few little chunks of vegetables. This recipe is very versatile. Don’t be scared of the curry paste. I love this brand and Amazon brings it right to my door.

The amount of curry paste that you add will determine the heat of the dish. If you don’t like things hot, add just 1 teaspoon. If you like a medium, try 2-3 teaspoons. If you like a hot curry try adding 4-5 teaspoons. The heat level is also going to depend on they type and brand of curry paste. We love Mai Poi brand green curry paste. I like to use 3 large teaspoons of it for a nice medium curry. It’s warm but not so hot that my kids won’t eat it (they don’t mind a little heat but they don’t want it super spicy). If you get to cooking, give it a taste, and find out you have a gotten things too spicy you can add a second can of coconut milk to dilute the curry paste a bit. This is one of my favorite clean out the vegetable draw dishes. You’ll want to be sure to use sweet potatoes because they are what is going to thicken the sauce, but you can add just about anything else in addition to them. We happen to love peas in this dish.
I also don’t consider the lime and cilantro optional garnishes. They really make the dish and you should plan on having them around. The peanuts are take them or leave them (I love them, Husband doesn’t), but that cilantro and lime are the icing on the curry cake 🙂
This recipe is inspired by and adapted fromPinch of Yum
Is curry spicy?
The amount of curry paste that you add will determine the heat of the dish. If you don’t like things hot, add just 1 teaspoon. If you like a medium, try 2-3 teaspoons. If you like a hot curry try adding 4-5 teaspoons. The heat level is also going to depend on they type and brand of curry paste.
What is the best green curry paste?
We love Mai Poi brand green curry paste. I like to use 3 large teaspoons of it for a nice medium curry. It’s warm but not so hot that my kids won’t eat it (they don’t mind a little heat but they don’t want it super spicy). If you get to cooking, give it a taste, and find out you have a gotten things too spicy you can add a second can of coconut milk to dilute the curry paste a bit.
Is it necessary to add sweet potatoes to this recipe?
You’ll want to be sure to use sweet potatoes because they are what is going to thicken the sauce, but you can add just about anything else in addition to them. We happen to love peas in this dish.
What is the difference between red, green and yellow curry?
Red curry is usually more spicy than yellow curry. Green curry is the most mild of the three.

If you are a curry lover like myself, you’ll love these:
- Pumpkin curry
- Simple Lentil Curry with Butternut Squash
- Easy Pumpkin Cauliflower Curry
- Green Thai Chicken Coconut Curry
Sweet Potato Currymade with coconut milk, curry paste and sweet potatoes makes the perfect meatless recipe the whole family will enjoy! Hope you have a great weekend and enjoy all kinds of fun, family, and food.







