Malabar spicy chicken curry recipe

Chicken kurma recipe. steps to make easy Malabar style chicken korma.

Malabar chicken curry is also referred to as chicken kurma/korma is really a coconut based chicken curry that is perfect with idiyappam, puttu . roti. grain, or perhaps bread.

Residing in Malabar features for their cuisines like chicken samosa. malabar biriyani, cauliflower fries etc which korma is a such recipe that your friend provided.

The korma gravy is thick and creamy by grinding coconut but no nuts are added you will find it's kind of spicy, but you'll be able to adjust that based on your taste. Things I like relating to this chicken korma may be the ease where it may be made and all sorts of masalas are grinded combined with the coconut, so no requirement for any other garam masala.

With summer time at its might I personally don't like to stayed in the kitchen area during daytime and like to prepare morning hours or late evening which does hamper photographing them. School has began in my boy and cant believe that he's a lean teen now, he's nearly as tall as me. Well, kids do grow fast.

That being stated, lets make chicken korma (malabar style).

INGREDIENTS

• Chicken: 1 kg
• Onions: 2, sliced
• Eco-friendly chilies: 3
• Garlic clove: 10-12 cloves
• Ginger root: 1 "
• Grated coconut: 1/2 cup
• Cinnamon: 1 " stick
• Whole peppercorns: 1/2 teaspoon
• Saunf/fennel/perumjeerakam: 1 teaspoon
• Jeera: 1/2 teaspoon
• Organic turmeric: 1/2 teaspoon
• Khuskus: 1 1/2 teaspoon
• Kashmiri chilli powder: 1 1/2 tablespoons of
• Coriander powder: 1 tablespoons of
• Tomato plants: 2, chopped
• Coconut Oil: 3-4 tablespoons of
• Salt: 1 1/2 teaspoon
• Extra water: About 1 cup or when needed.
• Curry leaves and chopped coriander leaves
  

METHOD:

1. Heat a kadai or perhaps a pan with coconut oil. Include the sliced onions and salt, mix well and let it saute on medium flame.
2. As the onions are sauting coarsely grind the ginger root, garlic clove, and eco-friendly chilies.
3. When the onions has began to brown gently include the coarsely grinded ginger root, garlic clove, and eco-friendly chilies. Mix well and the flame on medium and let it saute.
4. Even though it is sauting, lets obtain the coconut masala ready, in to the same chutney jar include the coconut, cinnamon, saunf, jeera, turmeric, khuskus and little water and grind to some smooth and fine paste.
5. When the onions are browned, include the kashmiri chilli powder and coriander powder. Make sure to place the flame on low and blend well for any minute.
6. Include the chopped tomato plants and blend well. Cover and cookt the tomato plants.
7. When the tomato plants are cooked well include the the chicken, mix well. Then add curry leaves and canopy and prepare the chicken.
8. When the chicken is nearly cooked include the grinded coconut masala. Add little water and blend well, let it simmer for any 3 minutes on low flame after which turn off the flame when the gravy is thickend and chicken is cooked.
9. Sprinkle chopped coriander leaves and serve.

NOTES

• I didn't add water towards the chicken as there's some moisture within the chicken that will come out when the chicken is cooked.
• When the coconut paste is added add water to regulate the gravy.
• Malabar style chicken kurma is a well-liked Kozhikode chicken dish.
  

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