Chicken Curry
  	  		
  	  	
  			
		  	  		
  			I'm used to Japanese/Korean curry, which is usually an instant kind made using spice cubes and adding vegetables and meat. For my second Indian recipe, I decided to try a classic chicken curry using a recipe provided by an Indian friend. So this is my first curry made from scratch, though I did use a curry powder. 
  		
  	  	Recipe Ingredients:
  	
  		  			- 4 pieces of chicken boneless, skinless thigh (about 1¼ lb)
 
  		  			- 3-4 tbsp vegetable oil
 
  		  			- 2 tbsp ginger/garlic paste (ground ginger, minced garlic)
 
  		  			- 1 large size white onion, minced
 
  		  			- 3 tbsp curry powder*
 
  		  			- 1-2 tsp chili powder depending on your preference
 
  		  			- ¾ cup of water
 
  		  			- dash salt
 
  		  			- dash sugar
 
  		  			- *my curry powder contained: coriander, turmeric, cumin, chili, black pepper, cinnamon, salt, clove, ginger, garlic & nutmeg
 
  		  	
  	Recipe Steps:
  	
  		  			- Cut chicken into small bite size pieces.
 
  		  			- Heat a pot with 3-4 tbsp of oil, and add chopped onion and stir until it gets translucent.
 
  		  			- Add chicken pieces - stir and let brown for a little bit.
 
  		  			- Add 2 tbsp of ginger/garlic paste into the pot -- stir well.
 
  		  			- Add in curry powder and mix well. Then add ¾ cups of water (or more if you prefer a watery consistency). Stir well, and simmer for 20-30 minutes. Stir occasionally. Add salt and sugar to taste.
 
  		  			- Serve with rice and/or nan bread.
 
  		  	
  	
  		Serving Size: 2-3
  		Preparation Time: 30 minutes  	
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