I came across this recipe I think on 'Saturday Kitchen' one morning, but of course I adapted it in my own concoctive way.. it's really yummy, creamy and as good if not better then you would get in a decent Curry House according to Mirek, love him!
Top Tip Essentials: Coat the chicken with spiced flour seasoning before lightly frying and adding to your sauce
Crucials
Preparing the chicken
Mix the flour, garam masala, turmeric, ginger and black pepper in a mixing bowl
Curry concocting
Top Tip Essentials: Coat the chicken with spiced flour seasoning before lightly frying and adding to your sauce
Crucials
- One onion
- Three/four chicken breasts
- One red pepper
- Half a pack of mushrooms
- Two big spoonfulls of peas
- One red chilli
- One lime
- One can of coconut milk
- Half a big tub of greek yoghurt
- Black pepper
- 200ml of chicken stock
- Three spoonfulls of plain flour
- Two spoonfulls of Garam Masala
- Two spoonfulls of Turmeric
- Two spoonfulls of Medium Curry Powder
- One spoonfull of Ginger
Preparing the chicken
Mix the flour, garam masala, turmeric, ginger and black pepper in a mixing bowl
Curry concocting
- Chop the chicken into cubes and add to the bowl of spiced flour mix and stir so all pieces are coated
- Chop the onions and fry until clear in a large deep frying pan
- Slice the mushrooms and add to the onions until they start to brown
- In a separate frying pan fry the chicken pieces until they are golden and brown approx 5 mins then put to one side
- Chop the red pepper and chillis and add to the onions
- Prepare the chicken stock and add to the onions, peppers, mushrooms and chillis
- Pour in the coconut milk and yoghurt and stir
- Add the curry powder
- Add the chicken pieces and peas
- Simmer for approx 20-25mins
Serve with basmati rice and a squeeze of lime...delicious!
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