Again looking for a khao suey recipe that is delicious? How to make it not too difficult. If wrong processing then the result is not delicious. Whereas the delicious khao suey should had aroma and taste that could provoke everyone’s taste.

{ There are many little things that can affect the taste quality of khao suey, start from the type of ingredients, then selection of fresh ingredients and good, until how to process and serve. No need dizzy if want to prepare khao suey which is delicious as long as you know the trick and how to make this dish you can be serving special.

Ingredients and seasonings required in prepare

1. Prepare Gravy
2. Take 4 tomatoes (Tesco salad tomatoes size)
3. Take 3 small onions
4. Use 400 grams chicken cut into very small pieces
5. Use as required For veg, replace with carrots, broccoli, zucchini, baby corn
6. Prepare 1.5 inch ginger
7. Use 7-8 cloves garlic
8. Prepare 2 tablespoons besan
9. Use 1 teaspoon haldi
10. Prepare ~500ml coconut cream plus water for thinning / grated quantity of coconut milk
11. Take to taste Salt
12. Take to taste Chilli powder
13. Use Condiments
14. Prepare 1 Onions cut long and thin
15. Prepare As needed Garlic cut long and thin or in small pieces
16. Use As required Peanuts
17. Prepare as required Maggi
18. Prepare As required Dhania patta (coriander leaves)
19. Prepare as needed Chilli sauce (chings chutney works well)

Khow suey is ideal for entertaining large groups - line up the noodles, curry and assorted toppings and invite your guests to 'build your own bowl', tailor-making their dish to their own palate. Other recipes in this series: Mexican tacos US-style eggs baked in avocado Indonesian nasi goreng They give the much needed crunch to your bowl of khao suey. You can make this recipe vegan/vegetarian by using tofu instead of chicken and gluten free by using rice noodles instead of egg noodles. Use vegetarian broth instead of chicken if you choose to make it vegan.

Instructions to cook Khao suey:

1. Blend tomatoes, ginger and garlic into a puree
2. Grate onions, or blend if easier. Blending will leave a little onion in the gravy so better to grate. Picture shows imperfections of blender
3. First add very little oil and fry onions till water dries out. Once mostly dry, add more oil and brown onions well
4. Once onions brown, add tomato and ginger garlic purée, haldi, and salt and cook until it is a thick paste
5. Add chicken / vegetables and fry until cooked / for at least 5 mins if cooking on an open saucepan. If pressure cooking then proceed to next step.
6. Add 1 cup of water and pressure cook for 2 whistles and 10 mins. If not pressure cooking then ensure chicken cooked through before adding water
7. Heat besan on a frying pan for 2 mins until colour starts to change
8. Mix besan with little water and add to curry through a sieve to ensure it is smooth
9. Add coconut milk and little fresh lime juice (more can be added to taste in everybody’s dish)
10. Cook for 1-2 more boils while adding salt and chilli to taste
11. Prepare condiments - fried or roasted garlic, roasted peanuts, fried or caremalised onion, roasted maggi noodles, roasted almonds
12. Garnish with dhani patta (coriander leaves)
13. Done and ready to serve!

If you are in Delhi, The Kitchen at Khan Market makes a pretty good Khao Suey. This is like an Indian version of the khao suey made with a myriad of vegetables. For the curry Chop the french beans, carrot, green peas and cauliflower. You can use any vegetables of your choice like mushroom, pakchoy, bell peppers, broccoli, baby corm. Heat the oil in a deep non-stick pan.

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