Chicken stew is usually a side dish for breakfast especially with palappam and bread. It goes well with string hoppers or idiappam also.
Serves 4 – 6
Ingredients:
Chicken – 800 gms(cut into 1" pieces)
onion – 2 medium(finely sliced)
potato – 2(cubed)
coconut milk – 3/4 cup(thick)
coconut milk – 11/2 cup(thin)
ginger – 1/2" (1 tsp paste)
garlic – 6-8 flakes (1 tsp paste)
green chillies – 6-8 (split)
curry leaves – 2 sprigs
green cardamom – 3 nos
cloves – 4 nos
cinnamon – 1" piece
cooking oil – 1 tbsp
turmeric powder – 1/4 tsp
salt to taste
Method of Preparation:
wash and strain chicken pieces using a colander
heat oil in a saucepan/kadhai and fry green cardamoms, cloves and cinnamon till it is fragrant
add split green chilies and ginger-garlic paste, fry until its raw smell disappears
add chicken pieces and fry till the pieces becomes firm
add finely sliced onion and sauté till it turns brownish
add cubed potatoes, salt to taste, little turmeric powder and thin coconut milk, cover and cook until the chicken pieces are done well
add curry leaves and thick coconut milk, cook over low heat(don’t let it to boil)
garnish it with freshly chopped coriander leaves
serve it hot with palappam(see my recipe) or bread
Serves 4 – 6
Ingredients:
Chicken – 800 gms(cut into 1" pieces)
onion – 2 medium(finely sliced)
potato – 2(cubed)
coconut milk – 3/4 cup(thick)
coconut milk – 11/2 cup(thin)
ginger – 1/2" (1 tsp paste)
garlic – 6-8 flakes (1 tsp paste)
green chillies – 6-8 (split)
curry leaves – 2 sprigs
green cardamom – 3 nos
cloves – 4 nos
cinnamon – 1" piece
cooking oil – 1 tbsp
turmeric powder – 1/4 tsp
salt to taste
Method of Preparation:
wash and strain chicken pieces using a colander
heat oil in a saucepan/kadhai and fry green cardamoms, cloves and cinnamon till it is fragrant
add split green chilies and ginger-garlic paste, fry until its raw smell disappears
add chicken pieces and fry till the pieces becomes firm
add finely sliced onion and sauté till it turns brownish
add cubed potatoes, salt to taste, little turmeric powder and thin coconut milk, cover and cook until the chicken pieces are done well
add curry leaves and thick coconut milk, cook over low heat(don’t let it to boil)
garnish it with freshly chopped coriander leaves
serve it hot with palappam(see my recipe) or bread
Note: to prepare coconut milk, use 1 coconut (small size) freshly grated
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