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Andhra Chicken curry is a popular delicacy all over South India and Southeast Asia.Indian chicken curry made with freshly grounded spices is a delight to have with rice or naan.
Andhra cuisine is famous due to its hot and spicy recipes along with its chicken curry is one this kind of recipe. Andhra chicken curry is a yummy, tempting and mouth-watering recipe. The 2 main ingredients which makes this food stand out are coconut and poppy seeds. Andhra masala chicken curry tastes excellent when dished up with pulao rice or with normal rice. On cold winter evening pr... Read More..
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Andhra cuisine is famous due to its hot and spicy recipes along with its chicken curry is one this kind of recipe. Andhra chicken curry is a yummy, tempting and mouth-watering recipe. The 2 main ingredients which makes this food stand out are coconut and poppy seeds. Andhra masala chicken curry tastes excellent when dished up with pulao rice or with normal rice. On cold winter evening prepare Andhra chicken curry and serve along with roti/ phulka/ parotta/ dosa and even with rice. This chicken curry is sure a treat for spicy food lovers.
The recipe provides a savory taste because of all of the spicy garam masala which goes into this Andhra style chicken curry. Soft chicken pieces with a superb gravy that they'll make for your desired amount of spice/heat. Since it's a hot and spicy dish, you can modify spices and chili accordingly. So, if you wish to changes from regular style chicken curry, try Andhra chicken curry. It is certainly as simple to make chicken curry.
In South India, coconut and curry leaves are also preferred ingredients. Chicken curry is generally garnished with cilantro leaves. Even in the country, you can find different versions amongst regions. In Northern India, there the dish might be more cooked with additional spice. You can find the dish in various small stores and also in five-star restaurants. Based on the style of preparation, some variations might be sweeter while some have a much creamier flavor to them because of a good amount of usage of butter.
Curry's attractiveness in the latest years has spread all through the Indian subcontinent to find noticeably in international delicacies. As a result, every tradition has followed spices in the local cooking to match its very own exclusive tastes and cultural sensibilities.
The key making an Andhra chicken curry perfect, is to use tomato or yogurt and a good amount of garam masala. Adding coconut and poppy seeds make the curry rich, flavorful and gives you more quantity and taste. If you don't like poppy seed, you can avoid it and also you can replace coconut with coconut milk.
vahuser Posted on Wed Jul 03 2013
I am planning to do this chicken curry today. I think instead of writing 3 - 4 numbers of cardamom, it is written as 3 - 4 oz which is a typing error. If you put 3 - 4 oz of cardamom, then the name of the curry will be CARDAMOM CHICKEN CURRY! as the
Reply 0 - Repliesvahuser Posted on Sat Apr 24 2010
The chicken curry is good. I agree with the above comments. I only put 3-4 qty of cardamoms (not oz) and it tasted good.
Reply 0 - Repliesvahuser Posted on Tue Jun 23 2009
I cooked this chicken curry today. The flavour was beautiful except I find 3 - 4 oz of cardamon is a bit too much. The massive amount of cardamon actually spoiled the taste and the stew turn bitter instead. I would suggest to reduce the quantity of c
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Akemi D Malgonkar Posted on Thu Dec 05 2013
how does one print this recipie?
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