Chicken Gravy / Naatu Kozhi Kulambu

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Cook Time :30 Min | Servings : 2 Persons

Chicken Gravy / Nattu Kozhi Kulambu
This is some what similar to the way we prepare chicken kuzhambu at kongunadu houses. We don’t add star anise, black stone flower. I added those to get the extra aroma which suites well for idili and dosa. Preparing this with the whole chicken gives an extra ordinary taste. Chicken thighs or breasts can also be substituted but will get the taste little closer to the original.

Ingredients :
Chicken 2 lbs
Sesame Oil 2 tbsp
Star Anise 1 no
Cinnamon 1 no
Cloves 2 nos
Black stone flower little ( the black colored spinach like & the one you get along with biriyani masalas )
Onion 1 no
Ginger Garlic paste 2 tbsp
Curry Leaves 1 strand
Tomato 1 no
Turmeric Powder 1/4 tsp
Red Chili Powder 3 tsp
Coriander Powder 3 tsp
Salt to taste
Coriander Leaves 5 tbsp
Water 2 cups
To grind :
Grated Coconut 5 tbsp
To fry and grind :
Cumin 2 tsp
Pepper 1 tsp
Onion 2 nos
Directions:
  1. Step 1

    Cut chicken into Small pieces, clean well in water and keep it aside. Take onions – 2 nos and chop it small pieces. Fry onion, pepper corn and cumin in oil until onion is translucent, allow it to cool down and grid into fine paste. Chop the remaining 1 onion, tomato. Grind the coconut into fine paste.Chop coriander leaves.

  2. Step 2

    In a pressure cooker, add sesame oil, add cinnamon, cloves, black stone flower and star anise. Immediately add the chopped onion and fry till translucent. Add Ginger Garlic paste and fry till the raw smell leaves. Add the ground onion paste,tomato and fry for a minute. Add Chicken, turmeric, curry leaves and salt and fry for 2 – 3 minutes. Add chili powder, coriander powder and mix well. Allow this to cook for about 10 minutes.

  3. Step 3

    Add the ground coconut paste, water 1 or 2 cups as required and close the lid. Allow it for 3 whistles and take out from the fire. After the pressure is released from the pressure cooker, open the lid and add coriander leaves.

Tips :
  • For US ppl, use the premium Cornish Game Hen else use the nattu kozhi, it would taste good with this gravy.
  • I made this recipe little thick, if you want little watery you can add some water.
  • Home made curry masala can also be used instead of red chili powder and coriander powder.

(*)Serve with white Idili, Dosai rice, roti, chapathi and biriyani.

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6 Responses to “Chicken Gravy / Naatu Kozhi Kulambu”

  1. RADHA says:

    Dear Madam,

    can U tell me what is the meant by Black stone flower in Tamil.

    Reg
    radha

  2. chitra says:

    H sashi,thanks for visiting my blog..Urs is looking nice..I like the morkuzhambu very much..Iam a vegetarian..so no idea abt chicken ;) have bookmarked morkuzhambu:)

  3. Parita says:

    Hi, Thanks for visiting and appreciating my blog :)
    You have wonderful collection here! Will visit you regularly now:)
    So now i am off to check out your recipes :)

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