I made some changes to my usual curry chicken recipe by adding tomato, ginger and garlic to it. The addition of these ingredients infused some additional unique flavours to the dish. I love the nice natural sweetness from the tomatoes. Sometimes we need to make a little changes to our usual way of cooking a dish to stimulate our tastebuds or else everyone in the family would get bored with it. However, not everyone can accept new flavours and they missed out on the adventures of the culinary world has to offer.
Here is my Southern Indian Style Fresh Tomato Curry Chicken without Coconut Milk (santan) recipe
Ingredients
Chicken, 1/2 bird, cut into chunks
Potato, 3 pcs, cut into four
Tomato, 2 pcs
Onions, 2 pcs
Garlic, 5 cloves
Ginger, 5 slices
Curry powder, 5 tablespoons
Chilly powder, 2 tablespoons
Turmeric, 1 teaspoon
Garam Masala, 2 teaspoons
Cinnamon stick, 1 pc
Star anise, 2 pcs
Cloves, 2 pcs
Curry leaves, from 3 springs
Salt to taste
Blend tomato, onions, garlic and ginger. Saute the blended ingredients in around 4 tablespoons of oil until fragrant. Put in the cinnamon stick, star anise and cloves. Add water to curry powder, chilly powder, turmeric and garam masala to make a paste. Pour the mixture into the wok and stir fry with the rest of the ingredients. Add in the curry leaves and potato. Turn the heat to medium and keep on stiring until the potato is cooked. Add in the chicken and salt to taste. If the mixture is too thick, you can pour in a little water. Keep stiring until the chicken is cooked. Serve with roti or steamed rice. Enjoy!
eih, this one looks nice, without santan but with the aroma of tomatoes.. the gravy must be very nice with rice~~ :p
ReplyDeleteOh! I want to have this with Nasi Kunyit. My favourite. I got a lot of favourites one. Don't be surprise, ok?
ReplyDeleteoooo.. this is healthy! I want! I'm dropping by for dinner :D
ReplyDeleteEh this is very special! Me like!
ReplyDeleteHmm...I love chicken curry without santan. Gonna try your version the next time I cook :)
ReplyDeleteCurry chicken... hmm, remind me of my previous food adventure with curry and bread. Argh! I'm hungry!!
ReplyDeleteI used to substitute santan with fresh milk or powdered milk instead.. and of course sometimes without none of them.. i prefer my curry to be diluted at times. :)
ReplyDeleteWhat make it so creamy even without the coconut milk and I don't see condense milk on your ingredients too! I always wanna cook curry but my kids jst can't take the spice yet, sob sob!
ReplyDeleteDinner time coming... hehe...
ReplyDeleteYum! My missus does that sometimes - cooks curry without the santan. Don't think she adds tomatoes though - that's Indian curry...with tomato puree.
ReplyDeleteGood recipe.I love it.what Can i use alternative to coconut milk.
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Roger
I love Northern Indian dishes
ReplyDeleteHi Pete, thanks for stopping by my blog. I hope to catch up with my favorites in the following days, however, summer has arrived here FINALLY, after a long, rainy spring. This receipe sounds so yummy, I think my husband and I shall try it out.
ReplyDeletehmmm, those spices sounds exotic!
ReplyDeletenice to make changes sometimes. looks good.
ReplyDeleteAlice : The curry looks creamy and thick because I put blended mixture of onions, garlic, ginger and tomato in it.
ReplyDeleteYou can start your kids with curry that uses only 2 tablespoons of curry powder, 1 teaspoon turmeric, 2 table spoon ketumbar powder....not spicy at all...
This looks delicious and easy to make... My kind of combination :)
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Thanks Pete! Have a great day!
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