This looks absolutely amazing but would it be possible to add the quantities of chicken used and how many servings is this for? I'm going to have a go tonight
The one I am using here is a very basic one, which only has ON and warm setting. If you are using Hamilton beach which has many settings then I would say use the steam cook setting
I have used 1 teaspoon of cumin powder, coriander powder, paprika powder, 1/4th tsp of turmeric powder and 1 tsp of dried fenugreek leaves (this one is optional) You can use cilantro instead of dried fenugreek leaves. I love it 😊
@@shophet125 i think rice cooker has been designed to switch off or to Warm mode when it get started increased its temperature than to cooking level. It happens when water level is getting low. If you have adequate water inside the pot, it wont happen.
@@cookingwithsusmita9783 thank you for the fast reply ok I m actually trying right now for toddler son hopefully it come out and if it does I think I will be making the rice cooker from now on lol
I added turmeric powder (the yellow one) first. I love turmeric in my curries so I added more but if you are not used to having turmeric in your food then use in less quantity :)
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That's dried fenugreek leaves (also known as Kasuri methi). You can find it in any Indian grocery store. And this ingredient is optional if you can't find it it's ok not to use.
Yes, for chicken curry when I make it in rice cooker, I generally do not add extra water. But, if you want to have the curry with rice, you can add water once it is beutifully roasted.
An easy premixed spice mix is called Garam Masala. It contains many of these ingredients. It might work for some people. Cumin, cinnamon, coriander, black pepper, ginger, cloves, cardomon, bay leaves, nutmeg, mace.