Add the onion and fry 4 minutes, stirring now and then, until the onion is soft and translucent and starts to turn golden at the edges. If it browns too fast, lower the heat.
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💡Add by cooking time: what needs long (onion, carrot, meat) goes in first, and what burns fast (garlic, dry spices) goes in last, only until fragrant.
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Add the garlic and ginger and fry 1 minute, just until fragrant. Don't let the garlic brown.
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💡Garlic burns quickly and turns bitter. Add it only after the onion has softened, over medium heat, and add the next ingredient as soon as it smells fragrant.
To assemble
4
Add the curry paste and fry 2 minutes, stirring.
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5
Add the chicken cubes and fry 5 minutes.
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Add the cumin and turmeric and stir.
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Add the coconut milk, fish sauce and sugar and bring to a boil.
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Turn down the heat, cover and simmer 15 minutes.
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💡A gentle simmer, not a boil: a hard boil dries the food out and clouds it, a slow simmer cooks it evenly.
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Add the lemon juice and stir.
10
Sprinkle the cilantro on top.
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Serve the stew with basmati rice.
494calories
38 gprotein
13 gcarbs
32 gfat
● protein 31%● carbs 10%● fat 59%
Per serving (313 g), of 4 servings
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⚖ About the ingredients
Onion: measured in pieces: one ≈ 117 g · 40 kcal per 100 g · More about Onion →
Garlic: measured in pieces: one ≈ 5 g · 149 kcal per 100 g · More about Garlic →
Canola oil: measured in tbsp in this recipe: 1 tbsp = 14 g · 884 kcal per 100 g · More about Canola oil →
Ginger: measured in tsp in this recipe: 1 tsp = 5 g · 80 kcal per 100 g · More about Ginger →
Stove· 💡 Workaround, changes the dish: Portable hot plate (one weaker burner) · Camping gas stove (One burner, outdoors) · Electric pressure cooker (multicooker) (One pot, no real shallow frying)