Chicken Korma
Introduce
Chef :
Daniel Lim
Chicken Korma
I would like to do a special for this Fall as I would for 2018; I did a Persian cuisine theme. I would like to introduce real authentic (as much as I can) Indian cuisine this Fall. If you'd seen my previous recipe for Diwali, you would know about my rant against Indian cuisine. So, do not expect any curry recipes. I had done quite a few Indian dishes in the past, but most of them are kinda my own idea of fusion food.
Cooking instructions
* Step 2
Transfer into a shallow bowl and cover with cling film.
* Step 3
In a skillet or pan over medium heat, add in about 2 inches of oil.
* Step 4
Make sure the onion is coated well.
* Step 5
Transfer the onion onto a chopping board.
* Step 6
Prepare the garlic ginger paste.
* Step 7
You can use a food processor if desire. I personally find that mortar and pestle are easier to wash.*
* Step 8
Prepare the chicken korma.
* Step 9
Flip. Tilt the skillet and baste the chicken with all the liquid.
* Step 10
Using the same skillet or pan, add in 30g of that reserved oil.
* Step 12
Add in the garlic ginger paste, a pinch of white pepper and kewra water.
* Step 13
Stir vigorously until well combined.
* Step 14
At this stage, the oil should start separating from the spices.
* Step 15
Turn the heat down to low and bring it to a slow simmer.
* Step 16
Add the remaining yogurt, ground cashew, the fried onion, nutmeg and mace powder.
* Step 17
Depending on your preference for consistency, add cream.
* Step 18
If you would like the same as plated shown in the photos, taste and adjust for seasoning with salt.
* Step 19
Place the chicken thighs over the sauce.
Note: if there is a photo you can click to enlarge it
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