Meaning
'Everyting cook an curry' — everything is cooked and curried, that is, everything is sorted, settled, and in good order. A cheerful, homely way of saying all is well, everything is taken care of, and things are going smoothly, it draws its picture from a meal fully prepared and ready to serve. To report that 'everyting cook an curry' is to give the all-clear that matters are in hand and there is nothing to worry about, with the satisfaction of a job complete.
Examples
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Don't worry yuhself, everyting cook an curry.
Don't worry yourself, everything's sorted and all is well.
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Wi handle di whole ting; everyting cook an curry.
We handled the whole thing; it's all taken care of.
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By di time dem reach, everyting cook an curry.
By the time they arrived, everything was settled and in order.
Origin
A kitchen image of readiness: a meal that is both cooked and curried is fully prepared and seasoned — nothing left to do — extended to mean any matter fully sorted.
How it’s used
A reassuring, upbeat expression that everything is handled and going well.