Tuesday, June 28, 2011
What's Cooking? Curry...
We have been experiencing some really freezing weather here in Johannesburg lately and to warm us up we like to make delicious curry with wild rice... Together with the curry we also add, (inseparete bowls), some sliced banana, sliced tomato and onion, a small bowl of chutney and a small bowl of dessicated coconut. Sometimes we have poppadoms too!
Recipe:
Olive oil, 1 tbsp
1 onion, chopped up
Leeks, chopped
Chicken fillets, cut into strips
Potatoes, cubed with the skins left on
Mixed Vegetables, 1 cup
Turmeric, 1 tsp
Cumin 1 tsp
1 tin of coconut Milk
Water
Chicken stock, 250 ml
Chutney
Curry powder, 1 tsp
Salt and pepper
Put some olive oil into a pan and cook your onions and leeks, leeks add amazing flavour!
Cut the chicken fillets into strips and add them to the onions, keep stirring until cooked.
Cut up the potatoes with their skins on and boil them in a separate pot until cooked.
Add a teaspoon of turmeric and cumin to the chicken and stir.
Take 250 ml of chicken stock add to it 1 teaspoon of mild curry powder, stir and add to the chicken.
If you would like more liquid add some water.
Add the cooked potatoes to the chicken.
Add the mixed vegetables.
Add the coconut milk and a pinch of salt and pepper and stir.
Let all the ingredients simmer for 20 minutes on a low setting.
While everything is cooking, boil 1 cup of wild rice and make up your separate bowls of chopped tomato and onion, chopped banana, chutney and dessicated coconut...
If your curry is ever too hot, just add a little chutney to the mix and this will cool it down:)
I usually make quite a large quantity and then we have leftovers the following day for lunch. Have you ever noticed how amazing curry tastes the next day.... or is that just me?
Have a lovely day,
Linda
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Thank you! Love Curry recipes;)its crazy..here in Germany its really really hot..can´t breath today ..just want to shower shower shower! but I´ll try your Curry recipe in the evening;)
ReplyDeleteJenMuna
Wow, that looks so delicious! Thank you so much for sharing the recipe. Will definitely keep that to try :) - can do with some nice hot dishes for when the cold sets in here in Quebec.
ReplyDeleteThink raisins and maybe peanuts or cashews would also be good on the side - and yes, great left over for next day! :)
yum! we love curry too. i'm always happy to eat it the next day too - the flavors are definitely richer.
ReplyDeleteWe make a slow cooker coconut curry with chicken. The sauce is pureed in a food processor and I throw in anything that looks near to "turning" in the fridge. Lately I've been adding a whole mess of rainbow chard - it's a great way to get my picky boys to eat things they normally wouldn't. I generally add couscous near the end of the cooking - faster and easier than rice when I'm feeling lazy. Also, we keep some multigrain pita bread in the freezer to pop into the toaster oven.
ReplyDeleteLove curry, and love this recipe! I am saving it to try when fall comes around up here in the northeastern US. :) xo
ReplyDeleteIts freezing here today and that curry looks wonderful :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat an interesting blog you have! I love looking at all the beautiful things you and your friends create and the recipes make me hungry. i could really go for some curry right now....
ReplyDeleteThis recipe sounds SCRUMPTIOUS! I have a question, though, what are poppadoms? :D
ReplyDeleteAlso, would you share your recipe for Honey Bread?