Chicken Korma II Recipe Reviews - Allrecipes.com (Pg. 1)
Reviewed: Apr. 15, 2013
Hubbie said he really liked it. I thought it just a tad bland when compared to the Vegetarian Korma recipe from this site. I did add a jalapeno bc i had one I needed to use up and I had to sub arrowroot powder for the corn starch bc I was out. Think I will use chicken thighs next time.
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Reviewed: Mar. 12, 2013
Although I've been eating Indian food for over 30 years, this was my first venture in cooking it. I have to say it was ok. I prefer a bit more spice and thought the recipe lacked the deep flavors of India. Tamarind paste and a rayta would have gone a long way. Also, maybe cloves and whole coriander. That all said, it wasn't bad, just didn't seem authentic.
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Reviewed: Jan. 14, 2013
This is a straight forward, great recipe; and I tried it merely upon it being highly rated. I admit I tweaked it abit and thought that, for what its worth, I'd share what I did to the recipe etc. I love flavour when it comes to curries! One can certainly get away with being very generous with the ginger, garlic, garam, cumin, turmeric and the coriander!! However, I used cayenne pepper instead of the listed chilli powder (which is splitting hairs). I also added a good amount of cinnamon to the sauce. If one forgets Bay leaves, don't worry - but like someone else mentioned, don't crush them if you're going to use some. Instead of cream, I used coconut milk. I also threw in a small pad of butter just to assist with the chicken cooking, plus it adds extra flavour. The 'secret' to any sauce is to allow it to simmer and marinade, which will help it reduce too, therefore thicken on its own; so no real need for the corn starch, imo. Most curries I've encountered in the US tend to disappoint, but, this one certainly hit the mark and reminded me of being back in the UK.
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Reviewed: Sep. 18, 2012
this is the best recipe ever
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Reviewed: Aug. 7, 2012
Fantastic! Family loved it!
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Reviewed: Jun. 23, 2012
Absolutely great! I've cooked this so many times, and it's always beautiful. I don't change anything either. Works equally well with Vegetables if you don't eat meat. Really quick and easy, particularly if you have a small blender.
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Reviewed: Jun. 19, 2012
We loved this recipe! I have never eaten chicken Korma though, but my Indian neighbor who cooks from scratch everyday said it was good. :-) I followed Tiffany's advice and seasoned the meat the night before with some of the the spices listed on the recipe & some salt. I added 1.5 times the amount of spices (except bay leaf & turmeric). Since I don't have Indian chili, I will add 1/4 teaspoon of cayenne pepper next time. I increased the garlic to 5 cloves, the ginger to 1 inch, 1/2 cup of cashews (1/4 ground and 1/4 whole) and I used 1 cup of coconut milk instead of the heavy cream and yogurt. I added more salt at the end and I didn't bother putting the coconut milk in the food processor. I also didn't crumble the bay leaf. Thanks to Trina & all the awesome reviewers, this is a keeper!
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Reviewed: Jun. 11, 2012
Good flavour, but a little very mild. Next time will add more spices. Will make again, though.
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Reviewed: Apr. 9, 2012
For those who like a creamy and spicier korma, I would suggest adding more cream and chili pepper. i even put in some sriracha.
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Reviewed: Apr. 2, 2012
OMG this was delicious! Even my husband really enjoyed it! I followed the directions exactly and served over cinnamon-scented basmati rice (throw a cin stick in while the rice cooks). I went back for seconds, which I rarely do at dinner!
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