Burmese Chicken Curry
Hi let me introduce Yu Yu not a food blogger, well yet! she is my Brother in Law's girlfriend and from Burma her Mum is Burmese and Dad Indian and she studies in Thailand, how cool. I asked her a while back for a recipe to share with us all so here follows a chicken curry,
Enjoy
I asked my Aunt about Burmese recipes. She said...in Burmese curry they use so little of garlic..sometime they don't put it at all. The curry has been added mainly onion. Sometimes they add tomato and green chili.
Burmese Style Chicken Curry
Burmese Style Chicken Curry
Ingredients:
- Chicken (with bone or boneless) 1 Kg
- Onion (medium size) 12
- Fish Sauce 1 teaspoon / or a little
- Chili Powder 2 teaspoon / or taste
- Salt salt to taste
- Oil 3 or 4 teaspoon
- firstly..put oil...then fry half of the chopped onion until it turn into golden color. put aside
- second, fry the rest of the chopped onion ..it also need to fry until golden color like above one, then put chicken, after that put chili powder (Burmese do not used to eat so spicy curry, they only put chili powder mainly for color), a little fish sauce.
- And cook well. u can add water to boil. (pls add water little by little.... not too much at one time)
- Finally before you finished cooking..(before 8 or 10 mins), put those fried onion and let it boil for 5 mins. And finished cooking. :-)
Sounds like a nice dish, simple enough ingredients! Always nice to meet new people too!
ReplyDeleteVery nice! I love all things curry!
ReplyDeleteCurry is one of my favorites. My husband just discovered that it has huge health benifits as well, this recipe looks like something I could tackle. Thanks!
ReplyDeleteRebecca, this Burmese curry look difference from those Indian/Chinese curry I used to cook, simple ingredients and I have bookmark this. Happy Easter and Have a nice weekend.
ReplyDeleteThis look delicious and easy to make. Thank you for sharing it!
ReplyDeleteI love curry! And recently (well, a year ago, and then a couple months ago) tried Burmese food - so delicious. Had no idea what I had been missing out on. I look forward to trying this!
ReplyDeletea curry without garlic! yu hoo :) bte you do combine in your familu such a fantastic array of cuisines. no wonder this curry is so good!
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. I love curry....just soooo good with rice or noodles or paratha.
ReplyDeleteSounds very simple and looks delicious too!
ReplyDeletequiet an easy one and delicious looking one too...
ReplyDeleteThought lots of spices are necessary to cook Burmese curry, but good to know we can do without them! Thanks Rebecca & Yu Yu!!
ReplyDeleteLooks a great comforting dish! Your family is so international!
ReplyDeleteThe dish sounds delicious and easy to make. Thanks for introducing the new chef to us:)
ReplyDeleteI love Curry and rice!
ReplyDeleteHI all will pass on your comments to Yu Yu she will be thrilled
ReplyDeleteLove Rebecca
Mmm, I've only had Burmese food once but I absolutely loved it. This looks fantastic.
ReplyDeletenice and simple dish.
ReplyDeletenice and simple dish. just give me some rice!
ReplyDeleteI love Burmese food. It's a mixture of all of my favorite Asian cuisines! This curry looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteSounds so simple and so delicious. Saving this one!
ReplyDeleteLovely dish and welcome new curry recipes. I love my curry!
ReplyDeleteCurry is a household name here! I have to check out Burmese cooking some more, and add it to the repertoire! Sounds like your family eats a variety of great and tasty foods!
ReplyDeleteRebecca
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing a Burmese recipe with us! Totally new and captivating!
Still haven't tried a curry, but this looks wonderful. Thanks for sharing:D
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