This is another dish that Nanda sends home for me from the office and it is divine. It is a super quick and easy meal to prepare so is ideal for any busy week day dinner. If you prefer your sauce a little thicker, you can stir through a little cornstarch just before serving. Enjoy this dish with rice or more traditionally with baguette.
Mauritian Chicken Curry
Ingredients
2 large potatoes peeled and cubed
Salt and pepper to taste
1 punnet white mushrooms halved
8 chicken thighs cut into pieces
1 large onion sliced
4 large tomatoes roughly chopped
3 garlic cloves crushed
½ inch piece of ginger root grated
2 red chillies seeds removed and finely chopped
1 cup water
Coriander for serving
Method
- Fry the potatoes in a little oil until tender and set aside.
- Fry the mushrooms until cooked and set aside.
- Fry the chicken pieces until just cooked and add the onion and fry for a further 5 minutes.
- Add the tomatoes, garlic, ginger and chillies and stir through.
- Add the potatoes and mushrooms and stir through.
- Add the water, bring to the boil and simmer for about 10 minutes to reduce and thicken slightly.
Submitted by: Nanda Seebaluck, Mauritius
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I wish I had a Nanda!
And I wish I could share her with you. 😉
sounds like a really quick and tasty curry! thanks for sharing it with us!
I bet this would be a nice one to serve your girls too 🙂
Curry is just the best thing ever isn’t it! I always stick to one base recipe (see my latest post) which bizarrely is almost the same as this. Do you ever use fruit in any of the curries you make. I would imagine your location lends itself to exotic fruit?
Hi Natalie, nice of you to stop by again – I toss up between this and my Green Thai Curry Chicken recipe the most. They are both very different to each other and both delicious. This recipe is MUCH healthier though 😉 Hmm, I don’t think I have ever used fruit in any of my curries, however make accompaniments/condiments like Kutcha and Atchar (although this is a vegetable version) with the local fruit. Your recipe sounds fabulous too – I love the addition of spinach.
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Thanks so much for the link back. Have a super day. 🙂
Going to Mauritius in October, cant wait to taste the food.
How fantastic Carole, I do hope you enjoy the flavours of the island. Pete and I miss living there some days but enjoy the wonderful food we have here at home. Have a super day and thanks for stopping by. 🙂 xo