Quick curry

[bizzard]

For a quick and delicious chicken curry get a tin of hot spicy chicken curry at Aldi about a quid, dearer at Sainsbury and Tesco but not as good. Now, you buy it really purely for the hot curry sauce, the chicken chunks in it are just an extra.

Ok, boil up your long grain rice (easy cook from Aldi) 15 mins. In another pot bung in the tinful of curry, adding whatever you have, example, Chopped onion, tomatoes, mushrooms, more bits of cooked chicken ect, mix and simmer whilst rice is cooking.

When cooked scoop the rice onto a big plate making a crater in the middle, into this crater when piping hot dump the curry mixture. And enjoy.

 

Ooh I forgot chuck a chicken stock cube in with the boiling rice for more flavour.

Edited June 27, 2014 by bizzard

[Mac of Cygnet]

I see you've had 55 views and no replies, Bizz. Perhaps they all tried it last night?

[blackrose]

I see you've had 55 views and no replies, Bizz. Perhaps they all tried it last night?

 

[StarUKKiwi]

I can concur about the Aldi curry, good call on the chicken stock cube and I like to put a smidgen of turmeric in the rice as well.

[Dharl]

Thanks for the recipe Blizzard, gave this one a go over the weekend, in a Campervan rather than a Canal Boat so even more compact! but filled a gap!

 

Added peppers, onions and a tin of chopped tomatoes!

[bizzard]

Thanks for the recipe Blizzard, gave this one a go over the weekend, in a Campervan rather than a Canal Boat so even more compact! but filled a gap!

 

Added peppers, onions and a tin of chopped tomatoes!

That's good. Also a casserole stew is nice. Just cut up your root veg as normal, season and bung into a Pyrex casserole dish or saucepan add water, boil until soft then drain off most of the water mix in a tin of chicken curry, raisins and a little cocoanut milk and re heat in the oven or on th hob, or slow cooker until piping hot.

[Barry]

I can concur about the Aldi curry, good call on the chicken stock cube and I like to put a smidgen of turmeric in the rice as well.

 

Along with a couple of cloves and cardamom pods

[Naughty Cal]

You can buy a pot of curry paste for about a £1 rather than the curry sauce. The paste will do three or four curries for the same price and have the same effect.

[carlt]

The paste will do three or four curries for the same price and have the same effect.

 

It certainly will!

 

 

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[Drayke]

Aldi Specially selected curries are very good as well.