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Tamarind Chicken . . . . . #food #foodporn #gastronomy #foodtrip #foodie #tamarind #chicken #tamarindchicken (at The Pig Pen, Eton Tower)
Chicken curry in coconut milk and tamarind
This is our evolved recipe of a chicken curry with South Indian spices. First time we ever experienced this was during our travels to Kerala and since then it has become an essential part of our household. The blend of tangy tamarind with the balance of coconut milk is just yum!
Ingredients
Chicken cut into small cubes, preferably chicken thighs. You can also add Chicken drumsticks.
4-5 cloves
6-8 Garlic cloves
1 Cinnamon stick
1-2 star anise
1& half cup onions
2-3 spoons cashews
Red chilli powder as per taste
Mustard seeds - 1 tea spoon
Fenugreek seeds - 1 tea spoon
Curry leaves
Small Cardamom - 4-5 pieces
Coriander powder - 3 spoons
Salt as per taste
Turmuric powder
Tomatoes - 2 small
Tamarind paste
Whole black pepper - 8-10
Coconut milk ( half cup)
Coriander leaves
Method
Wet grind 1 cup onions, cashews, garlic, coriander, red chilli powder and turmeric powder. Add some salt to taste.
Use the wet grind mix as the marinade for the chicken. Marinade for 30 min
In a pan, heat the oil and add the spices in this order
Mustard seeds until they sputter
Fenugreek seeds
Curry leaves
Star anise, cinnamon and black pepper
Add dry grinded cardamom
Add the half cup finely chopped onions
Once the onions + spices are mixed together, add the marinated chicken ( with all the marinade)
Fry until all the onion gets cooked ( 12- 15 min)
Add chopped tomatoes and cover the pan ( another 10 - 12 min)
Once chicken is cooked, add couple of spoons of tamarind paste and then add half a cup of Coconut milk
Boil and cook until chicken is tender
Garnish with fresh coriander leaves and serve.