How to make jamaican style chicken curry
This is a really simple way to make Jamaican style chicken curry. As I have a 7 year old daughter it's not very spicy, I suggest using a scotch bonnet if you like it hot.
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Your supplies, I ran out of normal garlic so used garlic flakes which works just as well.
Take the skin off the chicken, I like to leave a little fat on the thighs for flavour and juiciness.
Chop onion, 3 cloves of garlic, peel and roughly chop potatoes and put in pot with a little oil and thyme. Cook on a very low temp for 7-10 minutes. For extra spice add finely chopped scotch bonnet.
Whilst potatoes etc is cooking, brown the chicken.
Like so.
Whilst waiting for the chicken to finish put in 5 tablespoon's of curry powder. This is my cheat.
In goes the powder.
Stir altogether to make a nice paste.
Now add 1-2 cups of water.
Add the browned chicken
I like to use some of the left over oil as its tasty but it's a little naughty 😜
Bring to boil and then simmer for 1 hour. The sauce over the hour will thicken to make a lovely gravy. The chicken will by really soft, tender and fall right off the bone.
Cook some rice, prepare some salad (I've made a guide for the salad I made minus the tuna), and add some coleslaw and dish up the curry.
There we have it. So tasty and goes down a treat every time in our home. Enjoy 😊 don't forget to check out my other guides!
- Pack of chicken thighs
- 3 cloves of garlic or garlic flakes
- 1 onion
- 4-5 potatoes
- Oil
- Thyme
- Jamaican curry powder
- Rice
- Coleslaw
- Salad to compliment curry
- Scotch bonnet (optional for spice lovers)
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