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Monday, January 3, 2011

Curry Chicken





Curry is a wonderful spice found all over the world and an excellent method of preparing foods. Most people have their own favourite brand of curry. Personally I prefer Chief Brand Curry Powder which is a product of Trinidad & Tobago.
Cooking with curry can be messy so, be careful, those stains may never come out. But, the aroma that will permeate throughout your home is intoxicating. If you aren't hungry at the beginning of cooking your belly will be grumbling and mouth watering before you've finished cooking.
Well, enough of the chit chat I'm getting hungry simply thinking about it. So on with the recipe for Curry Chicken...

Ingerdients:
   5-7 pound chicken (cleaned & cut up)
   3 tablespoons green seasoning
   4 cloves garlic sliced thin
   1/2 onion diced
   1 teaspoon salt
   2 tablespoons curry paste (optional)
   3 tablespoons vegetable oil
   1 whole clove garlic
    1/4 cup curry powder
    1 tablespoon Golden Rey margarine
    1/4 pure cream coconut
    3 scallion chopped
    3 potato peeled & quartered
    1/2 cup water plus extra

Directions:
•Rub chicken with green seasoning, 4 cloves sliced garlic, onion, salt, 1 scallion chopped, 2 tablespoons curry paste and let marinate overnight

•Heat oil in large pot with 1 clove garlic
   -let garlic burn
•Mix 3 tblsp curry in 1/2 cup water
•Add to oil for 4 minutes
•Add chicken with 3 potato & 2 scallion (chopped)
•Add 1 tblsp Golden Ray
•Add 1/4 cream coconut
•Add water until chicken is almost covered
•Simmer until chicken is done about 1 & 1/2 hours

There are a few different ways to serve curry chicken. It may be served over white rice, rice & peas, wrapped in roti or with buss up shot. It depends for me on what I am craving that day but most often I serve it with white rice. Just to be clear by white rice I am reffering to parboiled rice. Also, at times, I like it with mango chutney, kuchela or tamarind sauce.
Curry is a staple West Indian method of cooking. With this recipe I'm sure people will be asking you for more! Hopefully you find this recipe useful and please feel free to leave any comments, suggestions and requests. Enjoy and be blessed!

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