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Dinner · Indian · Weeknight
Chicken, Tomato and Spinach Curry
This dish is a very simple and tasty curry that can be made with minimal ingredients, but pairs amazingly with anything else one may want in a curry (i.e.…
- 25 min hands-on
- 40 min total
- Serves 4
- about $4–7 a serving
- Chicken or turkey
- large pot
- blender
Open it in the app → Scaled list, tap-off ingredients, and cook mode with timers. The iPhone app is coming soon; the web mockup runs it now.
Ingredients serves 4
- 500gor 1lb of chicken breast
- Virgin olive oil (1/2 cup or ~100ml)
- Fresh tomatoes of any variety (10 - 15 medium sized)
- 2 mediumsized onions
- 250gor 1/2lbs of *fresh* spinach
- Curry powder of your favourite varietycheck the label: may contain gluten
- Red chilies (or red chilli paste)
- Any extra herbs or spices to your taste
Method one step at a time, with timers in the app
- Dice your onions, begin to fry in the pot at a medium-low temperature.
- While the onions are cooking, dice the chicken into medium sized (1x1x1 inch pieces ideally) and fry along with the onions. Flip the chicken pieces regularly to prevent them from burning or overcooking.
- Add your desired amount of curry powder to the frying chicken. Too much may be too salty or overwhelming so be sure to not overdo it.
- As the chicken cooks through, dump all of your tomatoes and extra ingredients into a food processor and turn it all into a thin tomato paste. Add the paste to the curry directly. If you do not wish to use a food processor you can skin the tomatoes and add them to the curry anyway.
- Add all of your wanted spinach, and don't be shy about doing so. At first it may seem like you are adding too much but it quickly shrivels up in the curry and you'll need to add more.
- Make sure the chicken is cooked all the way through and serve.
Allergens, with the fine print read
- ⚠Contains none of the nine major allergens we track, as written.
- ?Check the label: Curry powder of your favourite variety may contain gluten, depending on the brand.
- !These tags haven't had their final human sign-off yet. Always read the label.
Original recipe by luke-goule, published in the public domain by Public Domain Recipes (Unlicense). Shown as written; not yet tested in the Socrabites kitchen.