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Slow-Cooker Chicken Madras Curry
A mild-to-spicy Madras curry of chicken thighs and vegetables cooked slowly in coconut milk and Madras paste. Serve with rice and naan.
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Ingredients
- 350 g Chicken thighs (Cut into cubes)
- 1 Onion (Finely chopped)
- 1 Carrot (Quarter lengthwise, then slice into 0.5 cm pieces)
- 1 Red bell pepper (Cut into 1 cm cubes)
- 200 g Cauliflower florets (Cut into small pieces)
- 2 Tomatoes (Cut into 1 cm cubes)
- 1 Red chili pepper (Deseeded and thinly sliced into half-rings)
- 0.5 jar Madras curry paste (Patak's, from Albert Heijn; jar size not specified)
- 200 ml Coconut milk
- All-purpose thickener (Optional, to thicken if desired)
- Black pepper (To taste)
- Salt (To taste)
- Rice (Of your choice, for serving)
- 1 Naan bread (For serving; source says “a naan bread”)
Steps
- 1
Prepare the vegetables: finely chop the onion; quarter the carrot lengthwise and slice it into 0.5 cm pieces; cut the bell pepper into 1 cm cubes; make the cauliflower florets small; cube the tomatoes into 1 cm pieces; and deseed and thinly slice the red chili into half-rings.
- 2
Put the onion, carrot, tomatoes, cauliflower, and chili into the slow cooker.
- 3
Place the cubed chicken thighs on top of the vegetables.
- 4
Add the Madras curry paste, then pour in the coconut milk.
- 5
Cover and cook in the slow cooker on Low for 4½–5 hours.
- 6
If desired, stir in some all-purpose thickener to thicken the curry. Season to taste with salt and pepper.
- 7
Serve with rice of your choice and a naan bread.
Notes
The Madras paste amount is given as half a jar, but the jar size is not specified. Rice is suggested for serving without a quantity or cooking instructions.
Nutrition per serving
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