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Madras Chicken Curry
I came across this recipe in a cooking book. The original recipe uses mutton but since I haven't got any mutton left in my freeze so I'm preparing it my fav chicken..The taste was really as I have prepared it with ghee instead of oil.The chicken is cooked slowly in low flame so that the sauce are absorbed and the curry matures to a full flavor. Serving Size:5 1 whole chicken cut 1.5 tsp turmeric powder 2tbsp coriander seeds 2tsp cumin seeds 10 dried chillies 12 curry leaves 2 tomatoes chopped 10 garlic cloves chopped roughly a small ginger piece chopped roughly 1tsp fennel seeds 1tbsp tamarind paste 4tbsp ghee 3 large red onions sliced 2 cup coconut milk 1 cinnamon stick few cardamon seeds curry leaves chopped coriander leaves Preparation Methods: Rub the cut chicken with turmeric powder. In a pan dry roasted the coriander seeds,cumin seeds and dried chillies separately.Once they are cooled -grind them to powder in a pestle and mortar.Make a paste with the curry leaves,ginger and garlic.Dry roast the fennel seeds until they brown and start to pop. Heat the ghee in a karhai and saute the onion until soft and then add the pounded spices.Saute the mixture until aromatic.Add the chicken cubes and toss well to mix with the paste. Pour in the coconut milk and some water and bring to a boil.Then add the the tomatoes, cardamon pods ,cinnamon stick and the roasted fennel seeds. Season with salt and pepper.Cover and cook till they chicken becomes tender. Now add the tamarind paste and check the seasoning-add if neccesary.Cook til the oil starts to separate from the meat. Remove from flame and the curry remaining curry leaves and coriander leaves.related searches : Madras
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