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Make authentic Baked Beans Curry with this foolproof recipe. Packed with rich traditional flavor, step-by-step photos, and cooking tips by Denisiya on EatMee Recipes.

Baked Beans Curry is a quick Indian meal. It is enjoyed spicy & goes well with breakfasts. It also serves well with the Indian dish known as Kitchari.
Baked beans is a dish containing beans, infrequently heated be that as it may, in spite of the name, typically stewed, in a sauce.
Peel & chop the onion. Set aside.

Rinse & dice tomatoes. Set aside.

Rinse & slit the chillies. Set aside.

In a medium sized pot, heat the oil. Add in the onions, green chillies & curry leaves.

Stir & allow to simmer until onions are translucent.

Thereafter, add in the ginger & garlic paste, chilli powder, jeera (cumin) powder & dhania powder.

Mix well & simmer for 30 seconds.

Add in the tomatoes.

Mix & allow the tomatoes to cook until melted.

Once the tomatoes have cooked, drop in the can of baked beans. I have used the Koo brand.

Mix well, combining the spices with the beans.

Add in salt to taste. Simmer for 5 minutes.
Garnish the Baked Beans Curry with fresh dhania (coriander) & serve.

Goes well with bread, rice or roti.

Also best served with Kitchari.

Follow along with Denisiya's step-by-step video guide for Baked Beans Curry.
Expert kitchen guidance and troubleshooting for making the best Baked Beans Curry
A combination of finely chopped braised onions, pureed or grated tomatoes, and allowing the gravy to simmer uncovered for the last 5 minutes helps reduce and thicken the sauce to a rich coating consistency.
Yes, this curry freezes wonderfully for up to 3 months in an airtight container. Note: If freezing, omit or remove the potatoes as their texture changes when frozen. You can easily add fresh boiled potatoes when reheating!
Stored in an airtight container in the fridge, it keeps well for 3 to 4 days. In fact, Durban curries often taste even richer the next day as the spices continue to infuse overnight.

Hi, I'm Denisiya! Food lover, recipe developer, and founder of EatMee Recipes. I specialize in authentic South African Durban Indian cuisine, comforting curries, and modern Instant Pot adaptations. Every recipe on this site is tested in my personal kitchen to ensure you get mouth-watering, foolproof results every time.
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