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Spicy Andhra Chicken Curry

Posted on Mar 9, 2012 · Last Updated on Jun 23, 2020 by Uma Ramanujam · 52 Comments

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“I love Curry”

It is a book by Anjum Anand in which I tried all her recipes except few non-vegetarian recipes.I liked all of them and here comes my next entry after the Paneer Bruschetta from her book.

It has now become as one of the most wanted gravies by my family members. I am sure you also like it.

Basic Information:
Preparation Time: 45 minutes
Idle Time: 30 minutes – 8 hours
Cooking Time: 45 minutes
Serves: 4

Ingredients:

For Marinade:

Chicken – 400 grams, boneless, skinless
Turmeric powder – 1/2 teaspoon
Red chilli powder – 1/2 teaspoon
Plain yogurt/Curd – 2 tablespoons
Lemon Juice – 2 teaspoons
Ginger garlic paste – 1 teaspoon
Salt – 1/4 teaspoon

For Masala:

Poppy Seeds – 1 tablespoon
Cloves – 6 nos
Whole black pepper – 1/2 tablespoon
Fennel seeds – 2 teaspoons
Dry red chillies – 6 nos
Cumin seeds – 1/2 teaspoon
Cinnamon stick – 2 inch length piece

For Gravy:

Oil – 4 tablespoons
Onion – 1 no, finely chopped
Tomatoes – 2 no, blended to a smooth paste
Curry Leaves – 2 strings
Salt – to taste

Turmeric powder – as required
Ginger Garlic paste – 2 teaspoons

Method:

1) Wash and cut the chicken into cubes. Mix all the ingredients given for marinade and then mix with the chicken cubes. Marinate it for minimum of 30 minutes to maximum of 8 hours or overnight.

 

 2) Dry roast the ingredients given for roasting and make a fine powder of it after it cools down to room temperature. Colour of the spice powder differs based on the quality of the ingredients used.

 

3) Heat oil in a thick bottom pan. Add onion and saute until it turns translucent.

4) Add the ginger garlic paste given for gravy. Saute for 1-2 minutes.

5) Add tomato paste and cook until the oil separates from it.

6) Add the dry roasted and powdered spices to the gravy. Add 1/2 cup – 1 cup of water to the pan and continue heating  until the gravy comes to the homogeneous state.

7) Add the chicken with its marinade.  Continue cooking over a high heat, stirring constantly until the yogurt get incorporated with the chicken. Add salt and 1/2 cup of water. Mix well.

8) Cover and cook for 5-10 minutes on low flame. After 5 minutes, stir often, as it help the sauce to a creamy consistency.
9) Taste and adjust the seasoning.
10) Add lemon juice and curry leaves. Serve hot with steamed rice.

Note:
1) After adding chicken, it is optional to add water. Chicken cubes itself leaves out some water while cooking. So increase or decrease the water quantity as per your need.
2) Add water with the powdered spice mix to avoid lumps.

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Roshu
Roshu
13 years ago

Yummy clicks!!!!!delicious!!!

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Santosh Bangar
Santosh Bangar
13 years ago

very attractive curry. pic are super

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Unknown
Unknown
13 years ago

Spicy chicken curry looks awesome and yummy.

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Princy Vinoth
Princy Vinoth
13 years ago

looks good!!will try it soon 🙂

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Hamaree Rasoi
Hamaree Rasoi
13 years ago

Even I am yet to make Paneer Bruscheeta of your's ! this chicken curry looks inviting…Does it have to be with boneless pieces only?

Deepa
Hamaree Rasoi

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Ramya
Ramya
13 years ago

loved the colour of the curry..im so much in love with andhra recipes. i will try it soon. nice to see a chicken recipe in ur page after long time

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Ansh
Ansh
13 years ago

Cloves in meats always work like a charm. I love recipes that use cloves ( more cloves than usual one or two).. beautifully done post and fantastic pictures.

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Unknown
Unknown
13 years ago

Slurrpp…looks spicy and yummy curry

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Aarthi
Aarthi
13 years ago

This looks delicious..Totally YUMMY

Aarthi
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Menaga Sathia
Menaga Sathia
13 years ago

slurrp..very tempting curry!!

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Suja Manoj
Suja Manoj
13 years ago

What an attractive color! simply mouthwatering..bookmarked.

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Suganya
Suganya
13 years ago

First time in ur place. U have a lovely set of recipes. All looking so good.

Andhra chicken looks so mouthwatering. YUM!

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Julie
Julie
13 years ago

Yummmilcious mouthwatering chicken..
Uma,I had tried your curried apple ,all liked at home..
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Faseela
Faseela
13 years ago

wow….yummy n fabulous way of preperation…

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Rhonda
Rhonda
13 years ago

I'm pinning this to make later, looks and sounds perfect for my family.

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priya ravi
priya ravi
13 years ago

spicy chicken curry looks very tempting uma .. too good 🙂

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Tina
Tina
13 years ago

beautiful clicks as usual…chicken curry looks very spicy and tempting.

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Debs @ The Spanish Wok
Debs @ The Spanish Wok
13 years ago

I love curry, nice recipe.

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www.mahaslovelyhome.com
13 years ago

nice space vth tasty dishes…happy 2 visit here….visit my space when u find sum time….
this looks delicious vth tempting pics…..
Maha:-)

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Rookie Qookie
Rookie Qookie
13 years ago

This looks tempting and I must say, you have a lot of patience in taking all the step-by-step pics..Gr8!

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Akila
Akila
13 years ago

What a spicy n yummy mouthwatering curry

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anthony stemke
anthony stemke
13 years ago

A great curry, love the colour and the spices in the masala. Thanks.

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Minu
Minu
13 years ago

Thanks a lot for the recipe.. It did came out well 😀

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Anonymous
Anonymous
13 years ago

i like ur way of recipe presentation by using step-by-step picture

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Anonymous
Anonymous
13 years ago

Very Tasty curry!!! Thanks 🙂

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Anonymous
Anonymous
13 years ago

The curry came out really well…thanks for the recipe…

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Anonymous
Anonymous
13 years ago

Hello. Just brought all d stuffs to try out dis recepie today. D pics look so temptin. Just cudnt resist tryin it out. Thanx

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Naveen
Naveen
12 years ago

Super. Awesome… Loved it.. came very well.. good step by step instructions… it came as Yummy and spicy… 🙂

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Anonymous
Anonymous
12 years ago

does your picture not have sesame seed in it? yet you say poppy seed…

I can't get it to turn out that dark brown. maybe the wrong seed is the problem!

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Unknown
Unknown
12 years ago

I used only poppy seeds not sesame seeds. It also called as kasa kasa. Colour of the recipe is not a problem. I got this colour due to masala which I added (which is from black pepper, cinnamon and dry red chilli). you can refer the picture for the colour of the masala.

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Anonymous
Anonymous
12 years ago

Right on. They're white poppy seeds then, I thought they only came in black. I'll have to try that sometime!

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ram G
ram G
12 years ago

great receipe .. at first look it seemed like any indian buffet chicken curry but once cooked .. WOW! . THANK YOU.

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Subashini
Subashini
12 years ago

hey uma,

I tried this receipe.Its simply superb and my husband said its yummy and tasty.thanks

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sunil
sunil
12 years ago

Yummy..

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sunil
sunil
12 years ago

Delecious…yummy

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Unknown
Unknown
12 years ago

Its really yummy test and easy way to prepare

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Unknown
Unknown
12 years ago

I tried and got a yummy test thanks

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Unknown
Unknown
12 years ago

delicious looking chicken…would love to try this weekend… do visit my space too… josculinaryjourney.blogpot.in thank you

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abbas
abbas
12 years ago

Abba Abba Abba, Mouth watering i am going to try it right now Bye.

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Anonymous
Anonymous
12 years ago

Emergency! Please help!
I am having guests come over in 3 hours and I have used all the spices I had to make the masala powder. Unfortunately, I made the mistake of adding a couple of cardamoms and now the masala powder smells funny. Would continuing with this powder be fine or would I have to rush to the Indian grocer at the other end of town to buy more spices?

Thanks,
Desperate newbie! 🙁

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Unknown
Unknown
12 years ago

Sorry. I happen to see your message now only. you can continue with the masala with cardamom to prepare this gravy. It slightly change the taste and favour but otherwise fine.

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Anonymous
Anonymous
12 years ago

Hai, i happen to visit ur blog accidently but loved ur recipe becoz it was simple and easy to prepare. My family loved it. Thanks:)

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Anonymous
Anonymous
12 years ago

hai, i happen to visit your blog accidently but after reading your spicy chicken recipe i thought of trying it, because it was simple and easy to prepare. i tried it today and my family loved it THANKS 🙂

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Anonymous
Anonymous
12 years ago

Casually came across this recipe and asked my wife to prepare..it came out wonderfully well..thanks..

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Anonymous
Anonymous
11 years ago

Looks perfect..any alternative for the poppy seeds..as they r not available here??

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Unknown
Unknown
11 years ago

Very tasty… But also very fiery ?. Next time will reduce red chillies and pepper for sure!

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Unknown
Unknown
11 years ago

Hello Uma. I prepared this last night for dinner and my family simply loved it. According to my father it was a pleasant change from the usual curries we prepare at home. Delicious and very easy to make! Keep posting. I'm trying to cover all Indian recipes these days 🙂

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Shar
Shar
11 years ago

Tried the recipe it is simply awesome

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prernarula
prernarula
11 years ago

Super recipe….really authentic…my husband just freaked out on it…surely finger licking good!!!! Thanks a lot for this lovely recipe!!! Prerna

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Prema
Prema
10 years ago

Ttried this recipe today but increased the amount of black peppercorn and dried chilli and also added fresh whole chilli. Very tasty.

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