This curry is family friendly. It’s wonderfully sweet and creamy. I recommend adding a little fresh chilli to the top if you enjoy that. You can serve it with whatever fresh vegetables you like. Crunchy ones really compliment this dish like snow peas or asian greens. A serving of cucumber on the side is also very delicious. Simply serve it with rice or quinoa.
3/4cupraw cashews- soaked for about an hour prior (drain and rinse after soaking)
2tbspcoconut oil
1small brown onion diced
3garlic cloves finely diced
2tbspgrated ginger
1tbspgrated turmeric
1tspground cumin
1tspgaram masala
1tspground coriander
500gramschicken thigh cut into strips
2canstomatoes400 grams
1cancoconut milk or cream400 grams
6kaffir lime leaves
1tsptamari
1tbsplime juice
Large handful or snow peas or vegetable of your choice
Coriander for garnish – optional
Method
Sautee garlic and onion with the coconut oil on medium heat for about two minutes. Add the ginger, turmeric, cumin, garam masala, ground coriander and continue to stir for a further two minutes.
Add the chicken and cook for a few minutes each side until browned on the outside.
Remove the chicken from the pan and set aside for a moment. It won't be completely cooked through yet but it will be added back to the pan soon.
Add the tomatoes, drained cashews and coconut cream and stir well to combine. Turn the heat down to low and simmer for about 5 minutes. Remove from the heat and blend the sauce with a stick blender or pour the sauce into a blender or food processor. We want the sauce to be as smooth as possible and not grainy from the cashews.
Pour the sauce back into the pan if you had to use a food processor or blender, followed by the chicken, tamari and kaffir lime leaves
Simmer on low for a further 15- 20 minutes. Stirring occasionally. Throw in the snow peas or vegetables of choice and lime juice.Garnish with coriander if you choose.
Serve with rice or quinoa
Notes
To serve for your baby blend the sauce, chicken and quinoa BLW- serve the sauce and chicken on top of the quinoa and snow peas on the side.
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October 13, 2024 at 9:19 pm
Dannielle Pringle says:
Made this tonight with the family. It was to die for and took no time at all to throw together
October 17, 2024 at 1:09 pm
Hannah says:
Would you guys mind adding in the number of people it feeds, prep time and cook time to the start of your recipes please? Thank you!
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Dannielle Pringle says:
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