Chicken Curry With Coconut Recipe: 59 Photos
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FAQ
Indian Curry. In Southern India, coconut milk is a commonly used component, rather than dairy. Common ingredients within Indian curries include lentils, chicken, and chickpeas, and they often have a thicker consistency than Thai curries. Delicious breads such as naan and roti are common pairings.
Coconut milk or water both give the dish different tastes and consistency. Coconut milk as a curry sauce base makes the dish creamy, sweet and give it a thicker consistency. The sweetness of the milk reduces the sharpness of spices and heat making the dish a little mild.
This is such a wonderful, healing dish because not only does it contain gut healing bone broth, but it is also made with anti-inflammatory and immune boosting curry plus full of health fats with the coconut milk and cream.
Great for your immune system since coconuts are anti-bacterial, anti-parasite, anti-viral, and anti-fungal. Helps your digestion absorb more minerals, vitamins, and nutrients. Helps manage and improve insulin secretion for people with diabetes. Improves good cholesterol which reduces the risk of heart problems.
Toss in some fresh vegetables over a base of lemongrass, garlic, ginger, chilli, keifer lime leaves, coriander, cumin and turmeric, and tuck into a warm, creamy coconut feast.