Showing posts with label chicken kurma. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chicken kurma. Show all posts

Monday, March 1, 2010

Shortcut Nasi Tomato (tomato rice) with Chicken Kurma, Fish Maw Soup and Tau Miu (Sweet pea sprouts) – EWNS Family Meal

Tomato rice
Tomato rice, chicken kurma curry and fish maw soup Chicken kurma and stir fried tau miu (sweet pea sprouts)
Sometimes when the children grew tired of eating plain rice with dishes, I would cook nasi tomato for them. Normally, evaporated milk and tomato puree are used in cooking nasi tomato. Since this is our daily regular meal, I have to improvise the recipe to a simplified one! Nasi Tomato goes well with Ayam Masak Merah (Red Curry chicken) but since I have a packet of kurma spices in my shelf, I decided to cook chicken kurma instead. I cooked fish maw soup to go with the nasi tomato. This is a fusion east west north south family meal! Ha ha ha!

Ingredients
Rice, 2 cups
Tomato sauce, 5 table spoons
Star Anise, 2 pcs
Screw pine leaves (pandan), 3 pcs
Garlic, 3 cloves, removes skins
Butter, 1 tablespoon
Salt to taste

Wash rice and put in all the ingredients in the rice cooker. Add water around 10mm above the rice surface. (The amount of water varies for different types of rice used). Serve while still hot.

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Simple Chicken Kurma Recipe – Halal

Prepacked kurma curry powder is available off the shelf and I normally use Adabi brand for my chicken kurma. It is quite easy to cook kurma and here is the simple recipe: - Ingredients Kurma Curry powder, 25gms, add water and make into paste Chicken, 500gms, cut into large chunks Onions, 2pcs, cut into four Cinnamon stick, 1 pcs Serai (lemongrass), 2 pcs, bashed Tomato, 2pcs, cut into four Carrots, 1 pc, cut into cubes Potato, 2 large pcs, cut into large chucks Dried chillies, 3pcs (optional) Dark soya sauce, ½ teaspoon Salt to taste Water, 1 bowl Vegetable oil, 3 table spoons Sauteed onions and serai in 3 table spoons of oil until fragrant. Add cinnamon stick and dried chillies. Stri fry for a while. Add kurma curry paste and fry the mixture until fragrant. Then add chicken and potato. Add 1 bowl of water and boil over slow fire until the potato turn soft. Add tomato, carrot, dark soya sauce and salt to taste.