Japanese Curry Chicken with Rice
published by graceakaclouds on Nov 23, 2009
Longing for something warm to soothe your rumbling tummy? Want a simple one-dish meal for dinner without much hassle? If you are unable to try Indian curry as they are hot and spicy, try this instead. It is definitely palatable for non-chilli eaters. However, for those who love something spicy, you can always buy the spicier mix to your tastebuds.
Ingredients:
- 1 box of Japanese curry mix (you can find them in the supermarkets)
- a bowl of hot water
- 3 bowls of water
- 1 big onion (cut into bite sized cubes)
- 1 big carrot or 2 baby carrots (cut into bite sized cubes)
- ½ can button mushrooms (cut into halves)
- ¼ pumpkin (cut into bite sized cubes)
- a chicken (cut into parts) or your favourite chicken parts you can purchase from the supermarkets
- vegetable oil or olive oil
- 1 deep pan or pot
- Cooked rice
Method:
- Pour the Japanese curry mix into the bowl of hot water. Mix well till the lumps and clumps disappear.
- Heat your frying pan or pot and after a few minutes, when it is heated, add the oil.
- Stir fry carrots and pumpkin for about 1 or 2 minutes till they start to look a bit brown. Then add in the onion to stir fry together.
- At this time, you may add the button mushrooms to the mixture.
- After stir frying the mixture a few times, you may then, add the chicken.
- After a few minutes, add a bowl of water to the frying pan or pot.
- Cover the pot with the lid to allow the chicken to cook slightly. When the stew in the pot is boiling, you may pour in the curry mixture.
- Mix well to ensure the curry mixture has been well-blended in the pot. Allow the chicken to stew for another 15 minutes or 20 minutes till the chicken is well-cooked.
- You may choose to pour the curry chicken over a plate of rice or you may eat the curry chicken together with your plate of rice.

# 1 by K.Reshma
November 23rd, 2009 at 10:11 am #
Yummy recipe