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Quickest Chicken Korma- South Indian

it is the mustard seed and curry leaf starting point that make this south Indian- If you omit them you still have a great Korma so fret not

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Maggie

13 days ago

Every one loved it. It was sensational!

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Alan M

14 days ago

Smooth, sweet and tasty

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Shellie J

2 months ago

Added peas and yellow peppers to pad it out further

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Tony H

2 months ago

I just made this for the first time, what an awesome dish, this has to be one of the best indian based dishes I have ever cooked. The depth of flavour is incredible. (hello from Australia :-))

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Sarah N

3 months ago

The smell is divine !!!

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STEVE G

3 months ago

Absolutely lovely, both wife and daughter thoroughly enjoyed it.

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Matthew Lee

3 months ago

Absolutely lovely, I switched the chicken for Qourn and butter beans. Used a Bengali Garam Masala and cracked some coriander seeds. Went well with a cup of Methi tea and a homemade Nasn. Thanks for the recipe:)

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Tracey R

3 months ago

Another winner. Absolutely delicious. I used fresh curry leaves (never used fresh or dried before) and the flavour was so good. Quite different to a restaurant korma but still a fabulous dish. Loving this app - thank you Nisha. Xx

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Christine D

3 months ago

Excellent!

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Geoff C

3 months ago

Fantastic

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Des

3 months ago

Very nice for my first time cooking.

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Kathriona M

3 months ago

My family loved this meal, it was so quick and handy. Nothing left on the plates

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Georgie W

3 months ago

I've made this twice - brilliant recipe

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Kerrie L

4 months ago

One of the tastiest korma’s yet! Thank you Nisha…on my saved list! 🫶🏼🙌🏼👌🏼

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Sheriden R

4 months ago

What pan do you use?

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Nisha

4 months ago

this is easziglide

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Toni F

4 months ago

Friday night is curry night in my house, this was delicious and will definitely be a firm favourite. Added a little extra chilli. Can’t wait for the curry bible release 😊

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Nisha

4 months ago

so wonderful

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Yvette H

4 months ago

Made this with the butterbean and cranberry curry had to have a bit of both. Just so delicious. Nisha… you are a blumming genious! Simple to make and not compromising in taste! Another keeper. Xx

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Nisha

4 months ago

Yvette bravo

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Neil M

4 months ago

Hello. Me again haha. Love this app so much. And can't wait for the BOOK. Just a QQ. I'm fairly active so like to a) batch cook and b) prep stuff I can have cold. What's your view, given things like creme fraiche are added at the end, on batch cooking and reheating? Love Nx

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Nisha

4 months ago

Hi there! Ok soo i find it is ok to add the creme fraiche and then cool and reheat- it never really curdles and if it does a little it does not affect flavour at all. Indians are not afraid of a bit of curdling but for me, it never has

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Neil M

4 months ago

Sorry! Still thinking about it. Would you apply this same thinking to yogurt? Nx

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Nisha

4 months ago

yes

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Neil M

4 months ago

Thank you!

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Neil M

4 months ago

Amazing. Thanks so much!

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Quickest Chicken Korma- South Indian

it is the mustard seed and curry leaf starting point that make this south Indian- If you omit them you still have a great Korma so fret not

Cook

25m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Add 6 tablespoons of neutral oil to a pan and heat.

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I

6

tbsp

Neutral oil

1 1/2

tsp

Black mustard seeds

8-10

Curry leaves

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Maggie

13 days ago

Every one loved it. It was sensational!

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Alan M

14 days ago

Smooth, sweet and tasty

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Shellie J

2 months ago

Added peas and yellow peppers to pad it out further

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Tony H

2 months ago

I just made this for the first time, what an awesome dish, this has to be one of the best indian based dishes I have ever cooked. The depth of flavour is incredible. (hello from Australia :-))

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Sarah N

3 months ago

The smell is divine !!!

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STEVE G

3 months ago

Absolutely lovely, both wife and daughter thoroughly enjoyed it.

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Matthew Lee

3 months ago

Absolutely lovely, I switched the chicken for Qourn and butter beans. Used a Bengali Garam Masala and cracked some coriander seeds. Went well with a cup of Methi tea and a homemade Nasn. Thanks for the recipe:)

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Tracey R

3 months ago

Another winner. Absolutely delicious. I used fresh curry leaves (never used fresh or dried before) and the flavour was so good. Quite different to a restaurant korma but still a fabulous dish. Loving this app - thank you Nisha. Xx

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Christine D

3 months ago

Excellent!

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Geoff C

3 months ago

Fantastic

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Des

3 months ago

Very nice for my first time cooking.

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Kathriona M

3 months ago

My family loved this meal, it was so quick and handy. Nothing left on the plates

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Georgie W

3 months ago

I've made this twice - brilliant recipe

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Kerrie L

4 months ago

One of the tastiest korma’s yet! Thank you Nisha…on my saved list! 🫶🏼🙌🏼👌🏼

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Sheriden R

4 months ago

What pan do you use?

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Nisha

4 months ago

this is easziglide

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Toni F

4 months ago

Friday night is curry night in my house, this was delicious and will definitely be a firm favourite. Added a little extra chilli. Can’t wait for the curry bible release 😊

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Nisha

4 months ago

so wonderful

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Yvette H

4 months ago

Made this with the butterbean and cranberry curry had to have a bit of both. Just so delicious. Nisha… you are a blumming genious! Simple to make and not compromising in taste! Another keeper. Xx

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Nisha

4 months ago

Yvette bravo

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Neil M

4 months ago

Hello. Me again haha. Love this app so much. And can't wait for the BOOK. Just a QQ. I'm fairly active so like to a) batch cook and b) prep stuff I can have cold. What's your view, given things like creme fraiche are added at the end, on batch cooking and reheating? Love Nx

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Nisha

4 months ago

Hi there! Ok soo i find it is ok to add the creme fraiche and then cool and reheat- it never really curdles and if it does a little it does not affect flavour at all. Indians are not afraid of a bit of curdling but for me, it never has

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Neil M

4 months ago

Sorry! Still thinking about it. Would you apply this same thinking to yogurt? Nx

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Nisha

4 months ago

yes

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Neil M

4 months ago

Thank you!

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Neil M

4 months ago

Amazing. Thanks so much!

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