Spicy Curry Chicken
For those of you reading my blog regularly would know I have suddenly gone crazy with my sweet stuff more than my savoury and spicy. Maybe finally I am learning to enjoy the sweeter things life has to offer. I wonder if this is a starting point to mid-life cravings?? Today, I am back to my normal self and cooking one of my favourites ... Spicy Curry Chicken. This recipe is slightly different from my Fullmoon Fare curry chicken.
All you need is :-
2 medium size chicken thigh with drumsticks (cut into bite size pieces)
4 chicken wings (cut into 2)
4 potatoes (cut into small chunks and par-boil)
1 ripe red tomato (cut into 4 wedges)
3 sprigs of fresh curry leaves
1 packet of chicken curry spices (powder)
20 gm assam (soaked in hot water for 15 minutes and discard seeds)
Olive oil
1 tsp sugar
sea salt to taste
1 Tbsp tumeric powder
Ingredients to be blended :-
6 shallots
2 cloves garlic
2 pieces of toasted belacan (approx. 50gm)
2 big red chilis
8 bird eye chilis
3 dried chilis
Blend all ingredients together finely and saute in hot oil in the curry pot. Stirring to avoid burning, add curry leaves, curry chicken powder and tumeric powder. When fragrant add sugar and chicken pieces and stir until chicken pieces starts to brown slightly. Add a little hot water, assam water and tomatoes and potatoes, simmer for 20 minutes with lid on. Curry chicken serves 4 adults. One practical suggestion here, if you want to cook more and freeze the curry chicken in the freezer for weekday dinners, just omit the potatoes. I used to do that pretty often while I was working 9 to 6, and boy! do I look forward to dinner!
4 Comments:
At 6/17/2006 08:54:00 AM, SeaDragon said…
Wow, your Spicy Curry Chicken is making me drool all over my keyboard :p
At 6/17/2006 05:22:00 PM, Audrey Cooks said…
SD, likewise with ur blog, love those caramel cakes, made the brown sugar caramel cake once but lost the recipe. will try yours one day.
At 6/29/2006 07:03:00 AM, Anonymous said…
This looks so yummy. Really miss this dish and I would really love to make this. May I know what is assam? Is it the sticky tamarind paste or assam keping? I'm always confused between the two. Thanks.
At 6/29/2006 09:03:00 PM, Audrey Cooks said…
Do enjoy cooking it, Sharon! yes it is the sticky tamarind paste.
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