Curried Chicken With Tomatoes and Nuts

"This is a real favourite in my home, a lovely warm curry that I normally serve with steamed rice, chanai roti and mango chutney. It makes a great dinner party dish as it is sooo easy to make and everyone loves it. My English mum is very anti-curry and she not only asked for the recipe but made it for herself and some girlfriends a few days later. (Although she did decide she didn't really need to measure the curry paste (!!) so her curry was about 3 times as hot as mine). The tomatoes add a really nice touch. This is based on a Woman's Weekly recipe."
 
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Ready In:
1hr
Ingredients:
11
Serves:
4
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ingredients

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directions

  • Heat oil in a large saucepan or wok; cook onion, sugar and ginger over medium heat for about 4 minutes or til onion has softened.
  • Stir in curry paste for about 2 minutes; add chicken, cook til lightly browned.
  • Add coconut cream; simmer, covered, for about 30 minutes.
  • Blend flour with water; stir into curry over high heat til mixture boils and thickens.
  • Add tomato, stir til hot.
  • Serve onto bed of steamed rice; sprinkle with nuts.

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Reviews

  1. This is a great recipe and easy to make. Plus, I usually have the ingredients on hand... always a plus. We're wimps, I guess, but I had a feeling the curry paste would be too much. Still, I tried it with 1/3 cup... after adding the chicken I took some of the curry out as I KNEW it was going to be too spicy. It turned out plenty hot, even after taking out some of the curry. I think I'll use about half next time. And there will be a next time! Thank you.
     
  2. I too could not get my hands on mussamen curry paste--used green curry paste--conservatively--skipped the flour and water step as I was happy with the dish after uncovering and allowing the curry to reduce slightly before adding the tomatoes. I also added some sliced banana which was a lovely foil to the sharpness of the curry and the acid of the tomato. Delicious, Beck!
     
  3. This is really excellent. I agree with the former reviewer, that the blend of paste and coconut cream is absolutely perfect. The leftovers tasted just as good for lunch, too. Thank you!
     
  4. This was wonderful!! I had to use mild yellow curry paste as I couldn't find musaman curry paste, but otherwise followed the recipe. The curry paste/coconut milk ratio is perfect, we felt the dish had just the right amount of heat and spiciness. Served this over rice and sprinkled with chopped cashews - the perfect finishing touch! Thanks for sharing the recipe Beck, this will get made again and again!
     
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I live in Melbourne with my gorgeous husband Andy! We're both total foodies who love making and eating dishes of all sorts - I normally try at least 4 new recipes a week. We both do swing dancing and are totally obsessed with our two beautiful cats, Couscous (mine) and Moo(DH's). Couscous loves red wine and savoury food, while Moois addicted to frozen yoghurt and chocolate. It's a full time job trying to eat dinner in peace!
 
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