Winnipeg Chicken Curry
Make and share this Winnipeg Chicken Curry recipe from Food.com.
Make and share this Winnipeg Chicken Curry recipe from Food.com.
This aubergine bhaji recipe has won rave reviews from my South Indian in-laws, who have very discerning palates when it comes to authentic currys. This dish can either be used as a side dish, or as a vegetarian main dish. It’s easy, delicious and a great way to introduce different veggies to your kids.
This stew can be served with bread, pasta, white rice, rice and beans, mashed potatoes, or cooked vegetables.
Compliments of Thai Kitchen! Adjust your curry if you don’t like heat use less then 1 tablespoon and if you enjoy the heat go for 3-4 tablespoons.
This recipe comes from Saveur magazine, and it tastes just like the curry we had in Japan. It seems to be a forgiving recipe: I used a sprinkle of dry ginger instead of fresh, left out the bay leaf, used 1/2 cup of apple sauce instead of a grated apple, used chicken bullion instead of stock and used ketchup instead of crushed tomatoes. Serve with freshly steamed rice. It doesn’t take a long time to make, and isn’t complicated although it has a long list of ingredients. Edit – A few reviewers think that 1/2 cup of applesauce makes it too sweet, so please adjust to your tastes if you decide to substitute it for the apple 🙂
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