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Someone
at work asked me for a simple curry recipe so I made this one up for them
on the spot. He liked it so much he passed it on to other
people. I was of course obliged to put it on my website! Hope
you like it as much as everyone else.
Marinade
1
tbsp garam masala
1
tsp cumin powder
1
tsp coriander powder
1
tsp turmeric powder
Splash
of white wine vinegar
1
tsp balsamic vinegar
1
tbsp olive oil
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Mix
all the above ingredients together and rub thoroughly on chicken
breast fillets. |
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Cover
& leave to marinate overnight in the fridge. |
Curry
Sauce
1
large white onion thinly sliced
1
green chilli chopped finely
1
tsp garlic & ginger paste
3-4
tbsp yoghurt
1
tbsp tomato puree
Garnish
4
green chillies (whole)
Handful
of fresh coriander washed and roughly chopped
Method
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Put
olive oil in pan and heat. |
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Put
onions and stir till brown. |
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Take
chicken fillets from marinade and cook till each side is browned off. |
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Add
garlic & ginger paste, stir well and then add rest of marinade,
tomato puree and yoghurt. |
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Cook
in medium heat ensuring the mixture blends in well till the sauce is
bubbling. |
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After
about 5 minutes, put chopped chillies, whole chillies and coriander
leaves. |
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Leave
to simmer for 20 minutes till oil comes on top.
Serve with savoury rice and crisp salad (sliced radish,
cucumber, onions & tomatoes in vinegar). |
Savoury
Rice
2
cups basmati rice
1
cup cashew nuts, sultanas and sliced dried apricots
1
tbsp olive oil
1
tbsp garam masala
Salt
& Pepper to taste
4
cups hot water
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In
a pan heat the oil and add nuts & dried fruit along with garam
masala. |
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Stir
till cashew nuts have browned. Add salt & pepper to season
followed by rice stirring to mix well. |
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Add
water, bring to the boil. Reduce
temperature, cover with lid and simmer till rice puffs up.
This should not take more than 15 – 20 minutes. |
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