Chicken Apple Curry

Written: 12/30/2022

Notes for dairy-free Chicken Apple Curry, made from bone-in chicken thighs, leftover apples, and peas

What

Chicken curry with apples over rice

Ingredients

Rice, 3-4 bone-in chicken thighs, 2-3 apples, frozen peas, onion, garlic, tomato paste, salt, pepper, curry powder, cumin/ground cilantro, soy sauce, rice wine, chicken broth, Apple juice, potatoes, tomatoes (optional), cornstarch

Time

45-60 minutes

Steps

  • Make rice
  • Heat oil in deep dish skillet
  • Add half of onions and garlic
  • Add bone-in chicken thighs skin side down (I prefer them whole first, then cut up, but for speed, you can cut first)
  • Add seasonings: salt, pepper, sugar, soy sauce, rice wine, curry, cumin, ground cilantro
  • Brown on either side of chicken (don’t cook through!)
  • While keeping an eye on that, start peeling and cutting the potatoes and apples into chunks
  • Remove chicken and set aside with sauces
  • Add more oil
  • Add rest of onions and garlic
  • Add potatoes first, and season (salt, pepper, soy sauce, curry/cumin/cilantro)
  • If you haven’t finished preparing the apples, do them now
  • Add apples, season (to taste and also the tomato paste)
  • Wait until the potatoes are partially cooked
  • Add apple juice and chicken broth
  • Add tomatoes (optional)
  • Taste
  • Let simmer a bit
  • Add half of the frozen peas
  • Cover and lower heat a little
  • In the meanwhile, cut the now-cooled chicken into chunks, and remove the bones (or add them into the skillet if you want)
  • Cook until potatoes are soft
  • Uncover, add chicken and sauces
  • Keep uncovered and cook until chicken is done
  • Add rest of peas
  • Taste!
  • Mix cornstarch with water (how much cornstarch depends on how thick you want it)
  • Pour in and stir to thicken into a sauce
  • Taste and fix
  • Keep it on until things are bubbling again
  • Turn off and let sit for a few minutes

Pour over rice and you’re done!

**Note: I can’t tolerate spicy foods, so I don’t make my stuff spicy. I am also lactose intolerant, so no milks. If you like creamier curry, you can add milk or coconut milk. If you like spicy, use spicy curry or spicy**

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