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Mustard Chicken Curry

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By Sid Khullar • Sep 1st, 2007 • Category: Recipes

This is a very simple that will only take you a few minutes to make, without looking for anything special. You’ll need:

Simple Chicken Curry
  • Black Mustard Seeds
  • Diced (s)
  • Diced (es)
  • Kadi patta
  • Ginger paste
  • Paste
  • Chilli powder
  • Green chillies
  • Aamchur powder
  • powder

Method:

  1. Heat oil. Add mustard [crackle], , chilli powder, . Stir
  2. Add Ginger and paste. Fry. Add onions. Fry.
  3. Add tomatoes, aamchur powder, kadi patta, green chillies. Fry.
  4. Add some water. Bring to .
  5. Add . Cook.
  6. Thicken if you like. Serve with rice or rotis.

I couldn’t think of a better name. If you have a better name, tell me.
- Sid

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8 Responses »

  1. Hey… do look at this site as well: http://www.burntmouth.com/

    And giving the amounts of ingredients will probably help a great deal. :-)

    And I can see you’re beginning to take pics and post them too.

    Great!

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  2. Interesting site. Will add it to the directory.
    Ingredients: Sometimes, I just have a look and a taste in my mind and go and try to make it happen. In those cases, I’m so involved in it, I just dont get around to writing the amounts. However, point taken. If you ever try this one, could *you* tell *me* the amounts?

    Yeah, the pictures – inspired by you! I’ve added pictures for the bread too. Made a fresh batch this morning. Came out yummy.

    Sid

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  3. hmmm… don’t ever count on me to try out a non veg dish :-)

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  4. ah yes. totally forgot. try it with nutri nuggets or perhaps nutri flakes and potato chops/koftas? might be an interesting variant.

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  5. Thank you for sharing!

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  6. i ll try this and tell u the taste. :)

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  7. @sid i posted a comment thtat i ll try it and tell u the taste.but thts not shown … :(

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  8. @Ginger Chicken: Sorry about that. Comments are moderated due to the large amount of spam I receive. Nearly 50,000 in the last couple of months! All further comments from you will now appear automatically. Thank you for visiting and I’m looking forward to learning how it turns out.

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