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By :Chop Secrets |
Course | Main Course |
Cuisine | Indian |
Difficulty | Easy |
Browse Category | Poultry |
Duration | 30-60 min |
Diet | Gluten Free, Low Carb |
Cooking Technique | Pressure Cook, Sauté |
Main Ingredient | Chicken Breast, Garam Masala, Plain Yogurt |
Prep Time | 30 minutes |
Cook Time | 30 minutes |
Servings |
6 people
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Ingredients
Chicken Mixture:
Other ingredients
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*The MANUAL and PRESSURE COOK buttons are interchangeable.
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the recipe is good but lacks a bit of seasoning … next time I will double the spices.
Used this recipe on the maiden voyage of my duo plus 6qt. Kept getting “food burn” message. Many of the settings such as “strong” and the plus minus buttons only adjust the time. Notes for other types of instant pot would be helpful. Or how about making them all the same to avoid this confusion?
Subbed tumeric for a curry seasoning from Penzys, super delish
I wish these recipes had nutritional information.
Not great. I kept getting burn warnings because the sauce was too thick. Taste was super bland (No salt called for in recipe) yet it left this raw earthy aftertaste. Tried to salvage and failed.
I did not make the recipe, but clearly not enough liquids. Burn error. Also not enough spices. I found better recipes online.
I made this and had several issues with it. Using a can of tomato sauce and diced tomatoes, there seemed to be enough liquid and in the end there was, but using diced tomatoes was a poor choice. 5 minutes of pressure cooking left the tomatoes rather firm and the curry very runny, even after adding the whipping cream and allowing to cool for a few minutes outside of the IP. The tomatoes still retained their uncooked raw taste too, which was a bit of a bummer, and they would not disintegrate into the sauce as the onions and garlic had. I think a 28 oz can of crushed tomatoes would serve double duty as the tomato sauce and serve for small bits of tomato, but I’d need to try it. In the end I had to thicken the sauce up with corn starch, and after all that it just didn’t taste like much. I did a 22 hour marinade and measured the ingredients and everything, but it just tasted soupy and hot (using Kashmir chili powder for heat), and was unlike any previous Chicken Tika Masala I’ve had.
This was a good baseline (and i appreciate that much!) but far too mild and viscous. I intend to add other/more spices for heat in the marinade as well as the sauce and drain the tomatoes, at least to some extent, before deglazing the pot; may also opt for coconut milk instead of heavy cream. A couple tablespoons of corn starch, a tablespoon of nutmeg and 4x more chili pepper helped recover this batch.
So easy to make. Love this dish. My hubby and i enjoy this recipe.
Absolutely delicious! Tried to make it a little healthier using nonfat greek yogurt, and fat free half and half instead of heavy cream. Used my home-ground harissa as the chili powder.
I have to agree with the comments about bland taste and too much liquid. It was very runny. I wonder if perhaps there is a typo in the recipe regarding the volume of yogurt? If I make this again, I’ll cut down the amount of yogurt in the marinade, and increase the spices – needs salt!!! A positive note – the copious extra liquid was great as a cream of tomato soup.