19 Craveable Curry Recipes to Spice Up Your Night

If you’re looking for something a little more saucy than stir fry, but just as easy to throw together, have we got more than a few recipes for you. These 19 curries, ranging from authentic Southeast Asian dishes to fun fusions, are sure to satisfy. A well-stocked and organized spice cabinet will certainly come in handy when cooking from this collection!

1. Restaurant-Style Butter Chicken: A perpetual favorite, this creamy, well-seasoned curry comes together in a snap if you cook up the tandoori chicken ahead of time. (via Not a Curry)

2. Spicy Thai Curry Noodle Soup: Traditional khao soi can take hours and hours to prepare, but this recipe will have you slurping up all of the same complex, bold flavors in practically no time at all. (via Hapa Nom Nom)

3. Coconut Shrimp Curry: Any leftovers of this sweet-savory shrimp curry are equally delicious enjoyed for lunch (or dinner) the next day. (via JoCooks)

4. Roasted Veggie Vindaloo With Golden Gnarly Chicken Skewers: This spread is an ideal choice when entertaining both vegetarians and omnivores. Served over rice, the hearty vindaloo is filling on its own, but having the option of adding a few chicken skewers tableside is a nice touch. (via Jamie Oliver)

5. Poh’s Malaysian Beef Rendang: Rendang is a terrific example of a dry-style curry. It takes a few hours for the beef to cook to tender perfection, but trust that the wait is more than worth it. (via Malaysia Kitchen Insiders)

6. Cauliflower Curry With Crispy Shallots: Simmered in a mild yellow curry paste, these cauliflower florets make a terrific main course or side dish. (via PureWow)

7. Thai Curry Chicken Salad: The Thai-inspired curry rub applied to these chicken breasts makes them anything but boring. You’ll enjoy the bright flavor they add to each bowlful of greens, bell peppers, pineapple cubes and more. (via Eating Bird Food)

8. Winter Vegetable + Lentil Red Curry With Cilantro Lime Cauliflower Rice (Vegan, Gluten-Free): Transforming boring winter veggies into a bodacious meal can be tricky, but this curry delivers. Big time. (via Veggie and the Beast)

9. Spinach, Lentil and Sweet Potato Curry: It’s hard to believe that this filling, flavorful curry is low-cal. Loaded with nutrient-dense lentils and sweet potatoes, you can certainly feel good about going back for seconds. (via Lavender and Lovage)

10. Coconut Curry Beer Chicken Soup: Curry and beer are a perfect combo, so it’s only natural that the two culinary BFFs come together to make one crave-worthy, warming soup. (via The Beeroness)

11. Chicken Vindaloo: This kicky vindaloo is perfect for folks who can handle the heat. Between the quick-to-prepare blender sauce and minimal simmering time, you’ll be dishing it up in mere minutes. (via Rhubarbarians)

12. Curried Cauliflower + Greens Mac and Cheese: Tired of the usual mac and cheese? Give this curried casserole that’s loaded up with cheese, veggies and big flavors a go. (via The Wimpy Vegetarian)

13. Thai Yellow Curry With Beef and Potatoes: Every single element of this irresistible entree is made from scratch, even down to the curry paste. And guess what? It’s so worth the extra effort. (via Pinch of Yum)

14. Chicken Curry With Lemongrass and Lime: Pounding together the assorted aromatics for this sauce is a perfect way to de-stress after a rough day. And sitting down to a plate of this fragrant, Cambodian curry is just gravy. (via Wild Greens and Sardines)

15. Thai Red Curry: Don’t be surprised if this quick-cooking chicken becomes a regular at the dinner table. It’s hard not to love how the luxurious coconut milk–based sauce coats each element. (via Chichilicious)

16. Curry Chicken Hand Pies: Not your usual chicken pot pies, these handheld beauties feature a host of seasonings, from cumin to turmeric. (via Good Habits and Guilty Pleasures)

17. Chickpea Fritters in Curry (Vegetarian): The combo of airy, crisp chickpea fritters swimming in a tangy yogurt sauce is out of this world. (via Saveur)

18. Cheap, Creamy Chicken Curry: You’ll definitely want to have some flatbread or rice on hand to soak up every last drop of the rich-tasting sauce. (via Food52)

19. Chicken Massaman Curry: The textural contrast of chicken, snow peas, potatoes and peanuts will keep you coming back for more of this delicious, easy-to-make curry. (via Bev Cooks)

Do you enjoy making curries at home, or order them when you go out to eat? Which dishes top your list of faves? Share with us in the comments!

It's raining and you forgot all of your umbrella. And your rain boots. And your rain jacket. (Hey, we've all been there). This evening you're going to need something warm and incredibly simple that you can whip up in less than half an hour so that you can get cozier faster than you can blink. Well, maybe not that fast.

The point is, we know the feeling so we've come up with amazing quick and easy soup recipesor a tasty dinner. From creamy chickendumpling to a light, lemony vegetable, the 35 soups below will comfort you from the inside out on the most blustery of days.

via The Real Food Dietitians

The Best Loaded Cauliflower Soup

Kick off your fall soup season with tender cauliflower, cheddar cheese, crispy bacon, and kale with this satisfying bowl of soup.

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30-Minute Thai Peanut Chicken Ramen

Thai red curry paste, coconut milk, peanut butter, chicken, mushrooms, and bell peppers unite to create the most delicious base for this ramen soup.

via Averie Cooks

Sausage Tortellini Soup

Warm up on cool days with this easy Italian sausage tortellini soup made in one pot and ready in 30 minutes!

via The Girl on Bloor

Creamy Pumpkin Curry Soup

Add this easy recipe to your fall soup rotation with coconut milk, canned pumpkin and curry paste.

via Completely Delicious

Turkey and Dumplings Soup

Bookmark this recipe for your turkey leftovers! Fluffy buttermilk dumplings make this soup so comforting and delicious.

via The Original Dish

Creamy Tahini Carrot Soup

Flavored with peppers, garlic, ginger, coconut milk, tahini, and lime, this flavorful soup will keep you warm and cozy all week long.

via Kathryn's Kitchen

Easy French Onion Soup

Binge on Emily in Paris while slurping this delicious soup.

via Pink Owl Kitchen

Creamy Cajun Potato Soup

Add a touch of heat to your soup routine with this cheesy, creamy soup that combines tender russet potatoes, veggies, and sausage in a creamy, spicy broth.

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Lemony Greens Soup

Plenty of lemon juice and fresh herbs take this simple, vegetable-forward soup to the next level.

via Bowl of Delicious

Stuffed Pepper Soup With Ground Beef And Rice

This one-pot, freezable meal also happens to be gluten free and dairy free. It's hearty and so tasty!

via Vanilla and Bean

Coconut Curried French Lentil Soup

Vegan recipe lovers will enjoy this rich, creamy soup with French lentils, coconut milk and warming curry spices.

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Whole30 Chicken Zoodle Soup

If you’re looking for a soul-soothing recipe that’s still diet-friendly, you’ve come to the right place.

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Chickpea and Lentil Soup

You can serve this immediately or let it simmer while you do other chores.

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3-Ingredient Tortilla Soup

There is nothing better than one-pot dinners. We're always a fan of having just a couple of dishes to wash after we've fallen into a warm soup coma.

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Roasted Tomato Soup

Way tastier than the canned stuff and almost as quick, this recipe is a twist on the classic tomato soup with roasted tomatoes and a grilled cheese on the side.

via Crowded Kitchen

Super Green Sheet Pan Soup

Satisfy your need for greens with this nutritious soup made with leeks, zucchini, spinach, broccoli, cauliflower, potatoes and peas, topped with pesto grilled cheese croutons.

Image via Brit + Co

Ginger Butternut Squash Soup

Even if you’re the slowest chopper in the world, you can have this soup on the table in under 30 and feel pretty good about how healthy it is.

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Chickpea Stew with Pesto

This weeknight stew will help you eat your vegetables.

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Vegan Sriracha Chili

Yes, you can have a totally flavorful chili with one pot, and yes it will warm your soul.

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Homemade Ramen Cup

This homemade version is the adult version of our dorm room favorite. Make it when you need something to mindlessly graze on while you come down from the day.

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Chickpea and Lime Soup

Adding crispy, spiced chickpeas as a soup topper is any easy way to “beef” up this quick, simple, and delicious soup.

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Loaded Baked Potato Soup

Instead of waiting 40 minutes to bake a potato, whip up a bowl of this cheesy soup in half the time via your Instant Pot. Garnish it with bacon, sour cream, cheddar cheese, chives, and whatever else your heart desires.

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Easy Blender Pea Soup

If you're starting to feel guilty about those winter month calories, try this healthy pea soup. We definitely won't judge if you end up adding some garlic bread to the meal.

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Spring Onion Soup

Get your greens and warm up at the same time with this creamy dish. It can be eaten warm or cold, which makes it the perfect recipe for unexpected spring weather.

Image via Culinary Hill

White Bean and Kale Soup

With just five ingredients, plus salt and pepper, you can whip up this healthy, warming soup in no time.

Image via Half Baked Harvest

30-Minute Creamy Chicken and Parmesan-Sage Dumplings

Parmesan and sage take the dumplings in this easy chicken soup to a whole other level.

Image via Salt and Lavender

Easy Black Bean Soup

Made with inexpensive ingredients like canned black beans, tomatoes, and green chiles, this soup is as easy as chopping one onion and two garlic gloves and tossing everything in a pot.

Image via Half Baked Harvest

Easy Taco Soup

Taco Tuesdays just got cozier with this easy taco soup recipe. All it takes is 28 minutes to cook this yummy blend of wholesome ingredients for a meal that'll hit the spot every time you cook it in your Instant Pot.

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Easy Crock Pot Lasagna Soup

This easy crock pot soup recipe is for all my lasagna and baked ziti lovers. It's hearty and filled with flavors that'll make your taste buds tingle with excitement.

Image via Clean Cuisine

Sweet Potato Curry

For a different burst of flavor, cook this flavorful sweet potato curry soup. It has anti-inflammatory properties thanks to the turmeric found in it so you'll get a tasty meal that's beneficial to your body.

via Feel Good Foodie

Vegan Broccoli Soup

Made with only four ingredients and perfect with frozen vegetables, this recipe comes from Sarah Copeland’s cookbook Instant Family Meals is perfect for busy weeknights.

Image via Give Recipe

Old-Fashioned Cabbage Soup

Just in time for fall, Give Recipe's take on the old-fashioned cabbage soup recipe is one worth making tonight. It's filled with Mediterranean flavors you won't be able to resist!

via Munching with Mariyah

Spicy Mushroom Noodle Soup

This healthy soup is a mix of spicy miso broth, packed with edamame, tofu, ginger, and garlic, poured over comforting soba noodles.

via Two Peas and Their Pod

Chicken Gnocchi Soup

This is a delicious twist on chicken noodle soup and so easy to make!

Image via Vikalinka

Stuffed Pepper Soup

Looking for something that has a little kick to it? Try making this stuffed pepper soup!

Which easy soup recipe will you try tonight? Share with us @BritandCo!

This article has been updated.

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Lindsay Lohan may be gearing up to step into her darkest role yet in Hulu's new adaptationCount My Lies. Adapted from Sophie Stava's book of the same name, it's set to be a wild ride of manipulation that'll leave viewers unsure of who to root for. We love when the protagonist and antagonist aren't clear, so this makes for a mystery we'll end up binge watching.

Scroll to learn more fun details about 'Count My Lies!'

What is Count My Lies about?

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Everyone knows telling lies isn't a bad thing, but Sloane Caraway thinks little ones add much-needed excitement to her life in Count My Lies. It's what lands her in the path of man and his young daughter when she decides to use lying to her advantage.

Before long, Sloane's become the little girl's nanny in the Lockhart home. Married couple Jay and Violet are the picture of wealth who seem to have all their ducks lined in a row. But there's something they're not being honest about and if she's not careful, Sloane may find herself caught in a dangerous web she can't escape from.

Who is Lindsay Lohan playing in Count My Lies?

According to The Hollywood Reporter, Lindsay Lohan's rumored to step into Violet Lockhart's shoes. Since the premise of the book revolves on lies from most of the adults, we're confident the actress can deliver a credible performance of a manipulative wife.

Has filming started for it?

Hulu's Count My Lies is still in the early stages and hasn't began filming yet. But we're hoping more cast information will be shared as things get underway.

What we can tell you is the series is the brainchild of This Is Us showrunners Issac Aptaker and Elizabeth Berger in collaboration with 20th Television. Plus, Lindsay Lohan will also step in to the executive producer's chair (via The Hollywood Reporter).

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If you're a fan of adding a spicy kick to your dishes, then this guide is your passport to creating your own tantalizing chili oil from scratch. In this culinary adventure, we will explore the art of infusing oil with aromatic spices and fiery chili peppers to create a versatile condiment that can elevate any meal. Whether you prefer a milder heat or crave an inferno of spiciness, this step-by-step tutorial will empower you to customize the flavors to suit your taste.

What is Chili Oil?

Chili oil holds a significant place in Chinese culinary traditions, serving as an essential pantry ingredient. It combines the harmonious blend of oil infused with aromatic spices and fiery chili flakes, providing both a flavorful essence and a satisfying crunch. You have the freedom to select any variety of chili pepper, ranging from gentle and mild to intensely fiery and superhot depending on how you take the heat.

Homemade Chili Oil Ingredients

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  • Oil: Ideally, a neutral flavored oil, such as vegetable, canola, peanut, soybean, or grape seed oil.
  • Spices: Some essential spices you'll need are star anise, cinnamon stick, bay leaves, Sichuan peppercorns.
  • Salt: Very important as it helps bring out the flavor of all the spices and aromatics.
  • Chili flakes or crushed dried chili peppers
  • Optional spices and add-ins: Whether or not you want to add anything further is up to your personal preference. If you prefer a bit more flavor, you can incorporate spices such as black cardamom, cloves, fresh garlic, or soy sauce.

How To Make Chili Oil Recipe Instructions

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  1. Collect all the aromatic ingredients you intend to incorporate. Combine the chosen oil and aromatics in a pot. If you opt for using just the essential spices, approximately 1 ½ cups of oil will suffice. You may increase the oil quantity to up to 3 cups if you decide to go a bit more complex on the ingredients.
  2. Begin by placing the pot over medium heat and gradually reduce it to medium-low or low heat as the oil heats up. The goal is to reach an oil temperature of approximately 110-120°C, at which point you should observe small bubbles gently emerging from the aromatics. Allow the aromatics to infuse for a duration of at least 30 minutes up to 1 hour.
  3. Remove the spices first with a fine-meshed strainer, then heat the oil as it needs to be between 110-120° C when poured over the chili flakes.
  4. Prepare your chili flakes in a bowl that can withstand heat. You can experiment within the oil-flakes range, but usually, 1½ cups of oil to ¾ cup of chili flakes should work.
  5. With caution, slowly pour the hot oil through a strainer, allowing it to pass onto the Sichuan chili flakes. Give it a gentle stir to ensure the even distribution of the oil's heat.
  6. Incorporate the salt into the chili oil while giving it a gentle stir, and then let the mixture cool down. For safe storage, transfer the chili oil to airtight containers and keep them refrigerated. Remember to use clean utensils whenever handling the oil.

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If you somehow missed the fact that Katy Perry went to space this week, there's a good chance you've still seen all the memes about the fact Katy and the rest of the Blue Origin crew were only in space for 11 minutes. On this week's episode of Yap City, we talk all things celebrity social media chaos — from Katy singing "What a Wonderful World" in space to Aimee Lou Wood calling out SNL and the entire internet losing it over Pedro Pascal's glasses in The Last of Us season 2 premiere. Anyway, let's get into the Katy Perry & space of it all.

Why did Katy Perry go to space? Y'all, I'm wondering that too. Here's everything we know.

Why did Katy Perry go to space?

The Blue Origin NS-31 mission — done by the first all-female space crew in over 60 years — is part of the organization's own mission to "enable future [space] exploration."

"This is all for the benefit of Earth," Katy Perry told USA Today. "I wanted to model courage and worthiness and fearlessness.

How long was Katy Perry's space flight?

Katy Perry's entire space journey lasted around 11 minutes, which means she was only truly in space for a few minutes before returning to earth. It also means her journey was shorter than Taylor Swift's All Too Well: The Short Film.

How much does it cost to go to space on Blue Origin?

Blue Origin auctioned off a ticket for their first crewed trip to space for $28 million, The New York Times reports. But the Associated Press reports Virgin Galactic has tickets between $200,000 and $450,000. All in all, a trip to space isn't cheap.

Who was on the spaceship with Katy Perry?

In addition to Katy Perry, the latest Blue Origin flight crew included Gayle King, Amanda Nguyen (a bioastronautics research scientist and the first Vietnamese woman in space!), Aisha Bowe (who used to be a NASA rocket scientist), Lauren Sánchez (a journalist and Jeff Bezos' fiancée), and Kerianne Flynn (a film producer).

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As we plunge deeper into 2025, viewers across the country are looking forward to the highly anticipated releases of new seasons of their favorite TV series. The final season of Stranger Things, for instance, is supposed to debut sometime this year, and You season 5 will premiere this month on April 24.

But as we welcome the new, we also have to say goodbye to the old. More than a few TV shows have already gotten the axe in 2025, some of which were new experiments, while others were longer-running fan favorites.

Whether due to low ratings, budget cuts, or streaming platform pivots, here are the series that have already been canceled this year — including one with The White Lotusstar, Sarah Catherine Hook.

Scroll to see which TV shows have unfortunately already been cancelled this year...

Bravo

1. Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles

Bravo's Million Dollar Listing Los Angeles first premiered in 2006 and quickly became a go-to for real estate reality TV lovers. Across a whopping 15 seasons, the series followed a rotating cast of agents as they navigated the world of luxury property sales in LA, spanning from Beverly Hills to Malibu.

But unfortunately, TMZ reported in early 2025 that Bravo is "pausing" the franchise with no current plans to bring it back in its original form. So, the future of this show remains murky.

Netflix

2. The Recruit

The Recruit brought a fresh twist to the spy thriller genre after it came out on Netflix in 2022. Noah Centineo starred as Owen Hendricks, a CIA lawyer who finds himself tangled in a web of international politics.

Despite its unique premise and strong supporting cast, including Fivel Stewart, Laura Haddock, and Maddie Hasson, the show only lasted two seasons. It was officially canceled on March 5, 2025, as confirmed by cast member Colton Dunn.

Hulu

3. How to Die Alone

How to Die Alone came out in 2024 on Hulu, starring show creator Natasha Rothwell, who's perhaps best known for her role as Belinda in The White Lotus. The comedy follows her character, a JFK airport employee named Mel, who has a near-death experience and decides to finally start living her life.

This series only made it through one season before it was canceled on February 4.

Max

4. Bookie

Created by sitcom legend Chuck Lorre and writer Nick Bakay, Bookie premiered in 2023 on Max. Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco starred as a seasoned bookie trying to survive as California inches closer to legalizing sports betting.

Despite its stacked cast, including Omar Dorsey, Vanessa Ferlito, and Jorge Garcia, the show only ran for two seasons before it was axed on February 18, 2025.

Prime Video

5. The Sticky

Released in 2024 on Prime Video, The Sticky was a Canadian crime comedy with a lot of charm. Margo Martindale played Ruth Landry, a maple syrup farmer pushed to the brink by overzealous bureaucrats. So, she hatches a heist with the help of a Boston mobster and a security guard to steal from Quebec's maple syrup reserve.

While this show definitely had a fresh premise, it lasted for just one season and was canceled on February 21, 2025.

Prime Video

6. Cruel Intentions

Based on the '90s teen drama film of the same name, Cruel Intentionsreturned as a modern series in 2024 on Prime Video. Set at an elite college in Washington, D.C., the show followed scheming step-siblings Caroline and Lucien as they tried to preserve their social standing following a hazing scandal. Their solution? Seduce the Vice President's daughter.

Cruel Intentions starred Sarah Catherine Hook and Zac Burgess but was canceled on March 10, 2025, after one season.

Hulu

7. The D'Amelio Show

The D'Amelio Show debuted on Hulu in 2021 and chronicled the rise of TikTok stars Charli and Dixie D'Amelio, as well as the rest of their family, as they dealt with sudden fame and mental health challenges.

The docuseries gave fans a behind-the-scenes look at their lives after turning into viral sensations, but following three seasons, it was canceled this year.

Prime Video

8. Outer Range

Finally, Outer Range first hit Prime Video in 2022, mixing Western drama with a splash of science fiction. It starred Josh Brolin as Royal Abbott, a Wyoming rancher dealing with the mysterious disappearance of his daughter-in-law, as well as a sudden power struggle with a neighboring family. Just when things couldn't get weirder, a black void appears on his land.

Other cast members included Imogen Poots, Lewis Pullman, Isabel Arraiza, and more, yet the show has been canceled after two seasons.

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