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I recently came across my grandmother’s pride and joy recipe book and tackled her Curried Chicken
1. In a saute pan, cook onions and garlic in hot butter for 2-3 minutes.
2. Add turmeric and cook over moderately low heat for about 10 minutes until onions are very soft.
3. Stir constantly so turmeric will not scorch.
4. Add remaining spices and apples and cook for 2-3 minutes.
5. Rub chicken with 2 teaspoons of salt and add it to the onion mixture and cook over moderate heat for 10-15 minutes until chicken is browned lightly.
6. Add remaining salt and 2 cups of hot water.
7. Cover and cook for 50 minutes or until chicken is tender.
8. Remove chicken and push sauce through a sieve.
9. If sauce is too thin, cook, stirring until thick.
10. Return chicken and sauce to skillet and heat through.
11. Add lemon juice and coconut milk.
12. Heat just before serving.
13. Serve with rice and halved hard-boiled eggs, chutney, chopped peanuts, banana mashed with honey and raisins. (I’m still not entirely convinced of the side dishes of eggs, banana, etc, but it was in my grandmother’s version!)
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tastesbetterwithfriends on 10.11.2010
To be honest, I never actually had my grandma’s curried chicken, but my father said it tasted pretty much the same (he was probably just being nice to me!)
The “curry” part of the dish is pretty mild, I think it’s a good intro to Indian cuisine.
zina on 10.10.2010
I love chicken curry, but my version is curry powder and cream of mushroom soup with leftover chicken….your recipe is totally different and I can’t wait to try it…especially since the curry powder is “homemade” the recipe itself sounds so delicious!
Twinks on 10.10.2010
I’m putting this one in my recipe box.
shari on 10.10.2010
So, did your curry taste just like Grandma used to make? I love curry, and am so happy that your curry doesn’t call for generic “curry” powder. My husband doesn’t like curry at all, but I think it’s just because he’s never had a good curry. This recipe intrigues me, and I think I will try to pass it off as a simple chicken recipe and not mention the “curry” part. Thanks for your Grandmother’s prize recipe!