This is inspired from Chicken in Roasted Coconut Gravy of Entepachakalokam. I loved the color of her gravy and I wanted it to make it so badly. Her recipe called for 5 red chillies... God that would be so spicy. I reduced it to 2 as me and huss do not have such a spicy palate. And so the color of the curry is not so dark as hers :(
The gravy was so different and tasty compared to the regular ones that I make and was such a yummy combination for chapathis.
~*What U Need*~
Chicken - 1/4 kg
Large Onion- 1, chopped finely
Tomato- 1 small, chopped finely
Curry leaves- 1 sprig
Grated coconut- 1/2 cup
Coriander powder-3 teaspoons
Fennel seeds- a pinch
Cumin seeds- a pinch
Cardamom- 1
Cinnamon stick- 1 inch stick
Dried red chillies-2
Turmeric powder- 1/2 teaspoon
Salt- to taste
Oil-1 1/2 tablespoon
Water
Chicken - 1/4 kg
Large Onion- 1, chopped finely
Tomato- 1 small, chopped finely
Curry leaves- 1 sprig
Grated coconut- 1/2 cup
Coriander powder-3 teaspoons
Fennel seeds- a pinch
Cumin seeds- a pinch
Cardamom- 1
Cinnamon stick- 1 inch stick
Dried red chillies-2
Turmeric powder- 1/2 teaspoon
Salt- to taste
Oil-1 1/2 tablespoon
Water
How I Made it:
Heat oil in a pan and roast half of the chopped onions, grated coconut, coriander powder, fennel seeds, cumin seeds, cardamom, cinnamon stick, dried red chillies and turmeric powder.
Cool this mixture and grind into a thick paste adding some water.
Heat oil in a pan, add the curry leaves and rest of the onions and saute till transparent
Add the tomatoes, curry leaves and saute till the tomatoes are done
Now add the chicken pieces and salt and mix well
When the water starts leaving the chicken and is half done, add the ground paste and required water and mix well.
Cover and cook in medium flame till chicken is done
Do a taste check
Cook in high flame for another 5-6 mins till the gravy becomes thick.
When done, off the flame.
Note: The consistency of the gravy depends on your requirement. Add water as per your wish. If you are going to have it with rice, make it thin. If with chapathi, make the gravy thick...
Serve hot with chapathis...
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this is mouth-watering!
ReplyDeleteLooks really really yummy...
ReplyDeleteLooks awesome fried coconut always enhance the flavors.
ReplyDeleteSuper yummy recipe....
ReplyDeleteso delicious and very inviting curry !!
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Wow.. i am also impressed with the color .. great job.. super gravy
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wow chicken with freshly prepared masala will always have a great taste...will make a note of this recipe...looks tempting !!!
ReplyDeleteRoasted spice always brings extra flavor in your dish .. and i see you even added grated coconut which is great.
ReplyDeleteTasty chicken masala! Love the flavors given by the spices. Mouthwatering:)
ReplyDeleteWat a flavourful and mouthwatering chicken masala..awesome!
ReplyDeleteTasty & finger licking good!!!
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truly tempting...gorgeous clicks again dear..:P
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This looks like some mouth-watering chicken!
ReplyDeleteRoasted masala for chicken sounds terrific, very flavorful one.
ReplyDeletePerfect combo for rotis.love the curry.
ReplyDeleteரொம்ப நல்லா இருக்கின்றது...சூப்பப்ர்ப்..
ReplyDeleteVery flavorful and yummy!
ReplyDeleteGreat side dish with chapatis :)
ReplyDeleteOh, I could eat this right now. It reminds me of the days in New Delhi, we lived there for 5 years and I took Bharat Natyam classes from Guru Dakshinamoorthy. He was from Tamil Nadu and his wife always used to make South Indian food for me after the lessons. I especially love idlis and sambhar, I-ve tried to make it here at home but they don-t come out good. I-m following you from Trapani, Sicily.
ReplyDeletethis is a grt treat...........
ReplyDeletechicken with roties is to die for!
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