Chicken Curry
Ingredients:
- 5 chicken legs
- some frozen coconut
- curry leaves
- 5 green chillis
- salt
- garam masala
- masala powder (ours is homemade from India- but you can buy chicken masala powder in the Indian store)
- ginger/garlic paste
- 1 -2 tomatoes
- whole garam masala
- 1 onion.
1. First heat some canola oil then add the whole masala, ginger/garlic paste, onion, green chilli, curry leaves and coconut together. After a little while add a little tomato and masala powder and garam masala powder, coriander powder is also great, also a little salt. When the onions are cooked, blend mixture together to a paste adding water to make a thick paste. Then set aside to be used later.
2. heat more oil, then onions, ginger/garlic paste, curry leaves, green chilli and the chicken legs stir fry on high heat with masala powder till 1/2 cooked. Then add tomatoes simmer for 10 min.
3. After 10 min add the paste made in step one, turn down heat to 1, or very low and simmer for 30 min. This will ensure the chicken is cooked to perfection.
I ate this with the spicy squash and rice.
Oh and heres a cute picture of Jasmine and me with some pumpkins after our haircuts
Jasmine is so cute!
ReplyDeletefrozen coconut, sounds very "coconuty" which i love very much!!!!
ReplyDeleteJasmine is adorable!
ReplyDeleteI'm not a very good baker - thank goodness - I would eat it all!
The chicken curry recipe looks delish!
Rebecca, your curry chicken looks so inviting! The colour of the curry looks so nice & creamy. So, are you celebrating Deepavali already..he he? I've left message for you in my last 2 posting..I'm not sure have you read it! Anyway, wishing you & your family HAPPY DEEPAVALI! Cheers.
ReplyDeleteRebecca, it looks lovely and delicious. I have a weakness for curry. I always say curry makes the world go round...hehe. I can eat curry with almost anything. Love Jasmine.....so adorable!
ReplyDeleteIt's freezing here....some good curry would be really wonderful.
ReplyDeleteI love chicken curry! You're making me hungry!
ReplyDeleteLOVE curry, and LOVE the picture of you and Jasmine. She is just the happiest girl ever. She is always smiling :)
ReplyDeleteThis looks fantastic! I love chicken curries and must make them at home because of a nut allergy, so I love finding good recipes! The picture is adorable!!!!! Jasmine is such a cutie!
ReplyDeleteDelicious chicken curry...Jasmin looks different after her hair cut,she is a cutiee...
ReplyDeleteYou definitely are awesome at cooking savory dishes. Love the picture of you and Jasmine!
ReplyDeleteYou know, you're like an artist with food. I have some chicken legs out for supper tonight but since I'm the most boring cook on the planet I'm sure what we have will be nothing this spectacular!! You and Jasmine are adorable - I love that picture ~ ♥
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute picture of you and Jasmine! I'm sorry about your cake disaster! This curry looks really yummy!
ReplyDeleteKenny: thanks
ReplyDeleteLululu: thanks u will love it
Fresh local and best" thanks
my little space: just saw your post thanks so much
Mary: oh curries rock
Angie: thats why we decided not to come to Germany in Dec will send some curry to ya
humingbird: come on over!
Gina: she adorable i know smiling
Meghan: oh try it out lol
Vrinda: its a wee bit short but will grow thanks
Palidor yeah its good I am good at savory!
the imperfect housewife: give the curry a shot its not that hard promise
Reeni: thats why theres not many cakes on here !! lol
Delicious recipe and cute girls :)
ReplyDeletelooks wonderful!
ReplyDeletethanks Erica lol
ReplyDeleteTeresa: thanks
Oh, yummy! That curry looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteJasmine is so cute!
Cheers,
Rosa
So sorry your cake didn't turn out Rebecca, but not to worry, because everyone but everyone has those disasters. Keep trying. Your chicken curry looks realy great and Jasmine is adorable.
ReplyDeleteDon't worry about the cake when you can make other yummy stuff! You two are adorable!
ReplyDeleteI haven't had a good curry in a long time. This sounds wonderful. Hi Jasmine. You're adorable.
ReplyDeleteSam
thanks Rosa
ReplyDeleteJudy thanks for the kind advice I will try again!
thanks Mardi
Sam:I will say hi to her lol
So sorry you had problems with the cake! The curry looks delicious, I love curry!!!
ReplyDeleteThe curry is really a curry...as opposed to anything spicy which a lot of people mistake for curry! Great going Rebecca.And is that your kid?
ReplyDeleteso so cute :)
Sarah thanks
ReplyDeleteJhonny thanks well I am married to an Indian it helps, yep shes my daughter lol
I LOVE her name and she's just adorable! What a wonderful time in your life! I just grabbed your button/badge to put on my blog...if you want, i've got a little one too! This curry, is it nice and hot? I love hot curries, the hotter the better! ~ Roz
ReplyDeleteHi Roz, will take one but I wanted to take it and put into photobucket to add to the others but i couldn't do thats last time as you have a link embedded in it
ReplyDeleteoh and the curry was nice and spicy lol Rebecca
That is such a happy picture! She's going to set many a heart swooning when she grows up. :)
ReplyDeleteAww..love this time of year for the fall pumpkin stuff. Now if it will just quit raining I would be happy.
ReplyDeleteAlso, is the perfect time of year for the braising dishes and yours looks and sounds awesome!
Nicely done!!!
Rebecca, your chicken curry looks sublime! This is one of my favorite dishes, and I will have to try your recipe.
ReplyDeleteJasmine is just adorable! :)
Jeff: thanks so much
ReplyDeleteLisa: i know he he
Nancy: you will have to give it a shot lol
What a cutie our Jasmine is...I am sure you will pass on your love of cooking, as I did to my own child!
ReplyDeletePumpkins is my favortie everything! Love the fall...
You and Jasmine look soo beautiful! Love the picture!
ReplyDeleteYour daughter is beautiful;growing nicely too. Thanks for sharing the recipe.
ReplyDeleteAs always,
~Anthony