Het jy al self ‘butter chicken’ gemaak? Die aromatiese hoendergereg is watertand-lekker en baie makliker om voor te berei as wat jy dalk gedink het. Dit vra net so bietjie beplanning, want al wat jy moet onthou is om die hoender vooraf vir ’n uur of twee te marineer – dit gee die beste geur. Die res word in drie vinnige stappe gedoen.
This Thai red curry is really quick and easy, hence the name. The curry paste you use will determine the flavour and spiciness of the meal. Replace the chicken fillets in this recipe for prawns, pork or tofu if preferred. This recipe is perfect for the cold weather we’re having!
In South Africa we love to braai! So, it’s great to have a good marinade on hand. This curry marinade will be as good on chicken, pork or beef. You can even make delicious sosaties (kebabs) with this marinade. The perfect recipe to make for the public holiday tomorrow!
Die wortels maak die gereg lekker kleurvol en is genoeg stysel vir die ete, so dit kan net so voorgesit word. As julle verkies, geniet dit saam met klein porsies bruinrys of bruin basmatirys.
South Africans love curries – in any shape, form and strength. Curries are considered part of the rainbow of dishes in South African cuisine and synonymous with winter. I developed this recipe many years ago for The AMC Book and it remains my go-to curry recipe.
Curries can be served with a range of side dishes and accompaniments. From just rice to spooning it into a roti, on naan bread and topped with a fresh salsa or a dollop of plain yoghurt to soften the spicy flavours of a curry. Fresh coriander leaves and a homemade sambal are fabulous with all of these options and complements the spices beautifully. Cook up many a curry this winter.