After 20 years of trying (and I'm only 32!!) I have finally come up with a really successful chicken korma recipe. This is a cross between a few recipes I've used over the yearswith other tweaks here and there. This is the closest to my favourite curry house's version I've ever made. Let me know what you think.I think that using ghee (as opposed to veg. oil) is important, as is pureeing the onion.
Well, Master Spice certainly appreciated this curry. He loved it and even asked for seconds. I'm always delighted when I discover a recipe that one of my kids loves and at the moment this is certainly his favourite curry, along with my chicken tikka masala recipe!
jamie oliver chicken korma recipe
I love how easy this chicken curry recipe looks. And I love Jamie Oliver! Going back to revisit recipes is something I do often as well. Finding curry leaves in my area is not easy but I would search them out for this because I love chicken curry. Good post!
My neighbors are from Bangladesh and they make the best chicken curry. I would be so hesitant to try to replicate it but your recipe looks like something I can manage. We love the flavor of curry and this dish sounds wonderful.
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Nadiya's Bengali Korma recipe uses tasty, and affordable, chicken on the bone to maximise the flavours of traditional Korma, producing a dish that is a world away from the bland fare often found in restaurants.
This one-skillet chicken korma curry is very delicious and warming meal, that you can make all year round. I love using chicken thighs or whole chicken legs, but you can also use chicken breast if you want. I find that the thighs are moister and give your chicken korma more flavor. Just remove the bones and skins (freeze them and use to make slow cooker chicken stock later on).
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