Today we are presenting a unique preparation which has all the tricks and techniques to get an authentic Kerala taste (NAADAN RUCHI). I have seen many recipes for “authentic kerala style preparations”, but this recipe has its own unique twist. The taste of traditional chicken preparations varies across the state and this recipe has a central Kerala signature as far as preparation and taste are concerned. This chicken curry tastes best when prepared in an uruli/ brass cookware. This curry goes well with plain rice, flavored rice preparations and rotis..
Chicken 2 lbs
Red onions 2 med, thinly sliced
Ginger 2 TBSP, chopped
Dry red chilly 3-4 nos
Mustard seeds 1 tsp
Whole coriander seeds 1 TBSP
Red chilly powder 1TBSP
Turmeric powder ¼ tsp
Chicken masala powder 2 TBSP (I used Eastern chicken masala)
Garam masala 1 tsp
Salt as needed
Thick Coconut milk 1 cup
Coconut oil 2 TBSP + ½ tsp
Curry leaves a bunch
Preparation
Heat (med-high) 2 TBSP oil in a deep bottomed pan and splutter mustard seeds followed by dry red chilly. Roast this well and add thinly sliced onions and ginger. Sauté this until the onions are reddish brown color. Now add the cleaned chicken pieces along with chicken masala. Combine well so that the masala gets coated to chicken pieces. Meanwhile dry roast the coriander seeds and when they start to turn brown add red chilly powder and roast for a minute. Grind this to make a smooth paste with little water. Add the masala to the chicken and mix well. Next throw in turmeric powder and salt, stir well to combine. Add the coconut milk and reduce the flame to low-med and allow the chicken to cook in coconut milk. When the chicken is ¾ cooked add curry leaves and garam masala. Do a taste test and add more salt, if needed. Once the chicken pieces are cooked completely the curry will have a dark brown color and this is when you need to turn off the flame and add ½ tsp coconut oil on top. Keep the pan covered until ready to serve.
Cheers!!!
Chitra
perfect with rice...loved it!
ReplyDeletelove this with rice and chappathi..looks yummy...
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Superb nadaan kozhi curry Suji,flavourful and delicious.
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Adipoli!!!! ippo venam..nice click too
ReplyDeletelove this with appam and chappati the most....:)
ReplyDeleteLove this, any time :-) Just like Ann said I love this with appam, idiyappam and chappathi the most ;-)yummy clicks
ReplyDeleteKozhy curry adipoli. Veggie like me is tempted.
ReplyDeleteSuperb chicken curry, delicious and with great flavor..love this with appam.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious..Nice pictures
ReplyDeletewow ks it looks sooo good and yummy...i love it...The presentation is awesome....Its an ordinary curry presented extraordinarily....thats with most of ur recipes....i must have eaten this many times but wen i see ur pics it looks soooo exotic...keep it up.
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Only one word 'Delicious' !! :) Superb presentation too
ReplyDeleteAdipoli chicken curry ketto..Bookmarked! Urappayum try cheyyam..Pics and presentation eppozhatheyum pole adipoli!!
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering chicken curry, makes me drool..
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a delight for chicken lovers..love your exotic presentation!
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wow...Thats is definitely a drool-worthy chicken curry with some awesome clicks...
ReplyDeleteLooks really spicy and tempting
ReplyDeletemouthwatering recipe!!adipoli!nice click too!
ReplyDeletewow...the aroma of coconut oil and that taste in it is imaginable....yummy to the core!!
ReplyDeletesuch an aromatic chicken curry...kss...ammayude orma vennu...
ReplyDeletelove it, perfect first pic, very clear and wonderful presentation :)
ReplyDeleteNice preparation.Presentation um adipoli.
ReplyDeleteWow Adipoli curry....looks so spicy and yummy.Loved the dark brown colour !
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious!
ReplyDeleteSimply mouthwatering....yummmmmm
ReplyDeletemmm mouthwatering and spicy looking curry..love your green chili and lemon presentation.
ReplyDeleteAaha Oho
Adipoli..njan eppol chicken curry lunchinu kazhichathe ullu..enitum kanditu pineyum vishakunu..:)
ReplyDeleteHi, tried it out today and it came out really good. Always wondered how grandma's chicken curry tasted so awesome. Thanks for the recipe,we all had bucket full of rice today
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ReplyDeleteThanks paathu for trying it out and we are glad that everyone enjoyed the chicken curry..
color is too tempting chitra.. this is the most beautiful presentation in your blog.. :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious.. I am hungry now..
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