Coconut Chicken Curry

"If you want fast & easy that tastes like take out, try this! It's my version of curry, fool-proof, never-fail, always delicious. Serve with rice and naan or pappadums."
 
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Ready In:
35mins
Ingredients:
10
Serves:
2
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ingredients

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directions

  • Put Madras curry paste into a cold deep frying pan. When paste becomes fragrant and starts to sizzle, add diced chicken meat until browned.
  • Remove chicken from frying pan and set aside.
  • Put oil into pan and add diced onion and minced garlic.
  • Cook until soft.
  • Add chopped red peppers, or whatever veggies you might have hanging around that need to be used up. Use whatever strikes your fancy. Cook until slightly soft.
  • Add chicken to vegetable mix, and stir in the coconut milk.
  • Add salt, pepper and chili flakes if required.
  • Simmer over low-medium heat for at least 20 minutes to let flavours blend.
  • 20 minutes is *just* enough time to check email and have a glass of red while the man runs up to the local corner Indian joint for hot, fresh, cheap, authentic naan bread!).
  • Stir occasionally, pour more wine and serve with piping hot naan bread and basmati rice.

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Reviews

  1. 100% out of 100% .There is nothing more i can say about your recipe .Delicious .I only add some red chilli powder, thai hot peppers and instant coconut milkpowder .and i use chicken legs and thighs Thankyou so much
     
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I have a passion for cooking simple, great tasting, nutritious and delicious food. I don't have time for anything that isn't fool-proof, I'm just a home cook that wants to make the most out of my weekly grocery budget in interesting yet quick ways! My recipes are not complex, but they are very tasty, tried and true! I'm a firm believer that not EVERYTHING has to be made from scratch for good tasting, satisfying food. You could call me the Queen of Semi-Homeade Food! I grew up in Canada but have lived in Australia for 7 years and my tastes have changed, so has my cooking style...I'm open to new and different flavours.
 
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