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Kukulhu Suruvaa

Chicken Suruvaa

Complete by visitaddu team

 

Preparation: 10-20 minutes
Servings: 2-4

 

Ingredient:


200 grms   Onion (diced).
4 nos.         Red chillies (sliced).
4 nos.         Hikan’dhi faiy (extra large)
2 cm           Raan’baa faiy (dark green)
1 tbsp        Shredded garlic
1 tbsp        Shredded ginger
300 ml        Kaashi kiru (a bit thinner than ‘boakiru’).
500 grms   Diced chicken (with and without bones)
2 nos.        Tomatoes (quartered).
150 grms   Carrot (cubed and sliced).
1 tsp          Mild curry powder
2 tbsp        Tomato paste
6 seeds     ‘O’ Baiy
2 tbsp        Cooking oil
Salt
Pepper


Method
 

  1. Fry the onions, chillies, hikan’dhi-Raan’baa faiy, garlic and ginger (of course in oil) until soft.  Add curry powder and fry for about 2 minutes.

  2. Add kaashi kiru  and bring to a boil and than add salt and pepper.

  3. Add chicken, tomatoes, and carrots and simmer for 15 minutes. 

  4. Add tomato paste and ‘O’ Baiy. Cook for another 15 minutes (cook longer if you want the suruvaa to be more thicker).

Goes well with chips (and may be rice).

 

   
 
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