Tuesday, 6 March 2012

Chicken Curry


Ingredients:
Chicken Breast

Fenugreek Leaves
Coriander Powder
Bunches of fresh Coriander
Cumin
Garam masala
Chilli Powder
Turmeric
Chillies
Tin Tomatoes
Fresh Tomatoes
bulbs of Fresh ginger
bulbs Garlic
onions
Single or Double cream
Tomato puree
Natural yoghurt
carrots
Oil & Butter for frying
Method
Step 1
Get all the chicken breasts (Wash them) then put them into a high sided tray. Then add the turmeric salt and pepper to taste. Now pour over all the chicken breasts, then place into the oven on gas mark 4/5 for approximately 20– 30 mins or when the core temp reaches 68 for 2 mins.


Step 2
Get 4 glasses of rice and pour into a plastic bowl, add water and leave on the side (to let the starch run out) this will take approx. 15/20 mins


Step3
Chop half an onion into long slivers, peel and cut a carrot into small pieces and put into a small sauce pan, add a teaspoon of turmeric a small amount of chilli powder, salt, pepper and tomato
puree. ‘ONLY’ add a small amount of water that just covers the onions, now leave on a slow heat, until the carrots have become soft and the onions have become opaque.


Step 4
Take out the chicken and cut into nice sizable chunks (don’t throw away the remains) and divide among the group.


Step 5
Take pan on the stove with the onions and carrots and blend. This is now the base for a sauce that can be used for any curry that you wish to make. 


Step 6
Take a frying pan and add oil, the chopped onions, chillies, garlic and ginger until they become soft, now add the tin tomatoes let them cook out a little, then add the chicken pieces. At this stage of the cooking you now need to add the base curry sauce that you have made. Now we can bring all the dishes together.

2 comments:

  1. great now I cannot change the colour of the font please can you help

    thank you

    Tom

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    1. What colour you want it to be? I can change from admin's account. Or when you edit the post on the tool bar there is a text box colour. I always go for the greyish one- next to the black RGB 68,68,68 (whatever that means;-)) For some reason it doesn't show up on the blog properly when I type in black.

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