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Chicken and canned tomato curry.

Onion and chicken fried in a pot
I add 3 cans of peeled, whole tomatoes (I normally do it with fresh, skinned tomatoes ... but I'm lazy tonight)
I've never used canned tomatoes for this, so wish me luck​
Meat spices, garlic, curry powder, yoghurt and coconut milk are added at various intervals

Served on a bed of cous-cous
 
Picard said:
Chicken and canned tomato curry.

Onion and chicken fried in a pot
I add 3 cans of peeled, whole tomatoes (I normally do it with fresh, skinned tomatoes ... but I'm lazy tonight)
I've never used canned tomatoes for this, so wish me luck​
Meat spices, garlic, curry powder, yoghurt and coconut milk are added at various intervals

Served on a bed of cous-cous
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something sounds off here
 
blunomore said:
something sounds off here
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You have to do better than just "something".

EDIT: Oh yes, I forgot the stock cube. And the yoghurt is plain yoghurt ... it's just for consistency and to balance the curry flavour.
 
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Hot Damn ... my curry turned out fine.

I'm sorry ya'll missed it.

I'm ladling it as if it was a soup ... which it is quite frankly.
 
Had a friend from Durbs staying with us over the weekend and we got her to show us how to make proper curry and briyani. I'm in heaven. I can't express how much I missed good curry. Now to try do it without her assistance. This time we took a lot of notes.
 
Picard said:
You have to do better than just "something".

EDIT: Oh yes, I forgot the stock cube. And the yoghurt is plain yoghurt ... it's just for consistency and to balance the curry flavour.
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It just seemed like a random throwing together of ingredients, Picard. But if it turned out to your liking, good for you.
 
Classic Americana - Spaghetti and meatballs. :D
 
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