Dhania Chicken (Chicken in Coriander Sauce)

written by African Kaya 28th January 2013

I have an obsession with dhania, I am totally in love with the flavour if you love it too then this is just the meal for you. HAPPY COOKING!!

Serves 4-6

INGREDIENTS

1 Chicken, cut up into 8-12 pieces
2 big bunches of Dhania (coriander)
2 ½ tablespoons garlic paste
1 tablespoon ginger paste
1 ½ cups of natural yogurt
7 tablespoons onion paste
5 tablespoons tomato puree
1-2 teaspoons chopped green chillies
Salt to taste
Oil for frying

METHOD

Mix the ginger, garlic and yogurt in a large bowl. Add in the chicken and marinate for at least 30 minutes. Longer if possible.

2. As the chicken marinates, blend the Dhania and green chillies with a little water till it forms a smooth puree.

3. Heat the oil in a large pot or pan. Add onion paste and fry till slightly browned then add in the marinated chicken add the salt. Mix well.

Reduce the heat and cook the chicken over low heat till all the liquid has evaporated and the chicken in soft. Add a little water to the tomato puree then add to the chicken and cook till all the liquid is evaporated.

4. Add in the Dhania puree and cook till it turns from green to greenish brown. Serve hot with naan, chapatti or rice

HAPPY EATING!! I had mine with chapo. it was so DELISH!!

Dhania Chicken, chicken in coriander sauce

HAPPY EATING!!

NB: I am sorry about the quality of the photos and the shine. I was forced to use my flash, which i shouldn’t use. The food is yummy tho 🙂

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African Kaya

I have always loved to cook. When I was a child maybe 5 or so my mum bought me a miniature jiko from city park market complete with tiny sufurias, a wok and even a tawa (the pan for making chapatis). So mum would put two or three pieces of charcoal in my "jiko" light it and as she cooked she would give me little bits of everything she put in and I would make my own meal, with that how could I not love to cook? So since then cooking has always been in my blood and all through college and even now (I'm a humanitarian worker current in Kakuma Refugee Camp) people keep saying I'm in the wrong profession but I love both my passions so for now I live out my cooking through my blog http://foodieinthedesert.com/ Hope I'll inspire all of you do experiment more in your kitchen, if I can do it in Kakuma, you can to. HAPPY COOKING!!