Cooked Turkey Breast Curry
Introduce
Chef :
John A
Cooked Turkey Breast Curry
This is a very hot and dry curry (using up a frozen Christmas leftover turkey breast), so I served it with my more liquid-y spinach, tomato and potato curry plus, of course, rice and the usual accompaniments. As the spices all go into the pan simultaneously, I tend for convenience to dry-mix them in a prep dish before I start and then just tip the contents into the pan at Step 2.
Ingredient
Food ration :
4 servings
Cooking time :
30-40 minutes including prep
Cooking instructions
* Step 1
Melt the butter and oil in a wok or large saucepan. Add the onion, ginger, garlic and salt and fry at a high temperature until the onions turn golden. Stir occasionally to prevent burning.
* Step 2
Move the onions, etc. to the perimeter of the pan and stir in the chillies and all the spices, heat thoroughly, mixing all together, but do not allow to burn. Allow about 10 minutes for this step, during which add the stock, sparingly and a little at a time. Don’t make the dish too liquid: only use as much as is needed to prevent burning.
* Step 3
Stir in the turkey pieces and warm thoroughly, stirring frequently.
* Step 4
Slide the pan off the heat and stir in the yoghourt. Return to the heat briefly to warm the yoghourt, stirring continuously.
* Step 5
Served onto a warmed platter and garnish with the coriander.
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