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Add 1/4 dry coconut to a pan with 1 tsp of oil. Add 2 sliced onions. Roast on medium to high heat until the onions turn brown and get charred, stirring frequently.
Add 6 cloves of garlic, 1 inch of ginger, and 2 slit green chilies to the pan with the roasted onions and coconut. Continue to roast for a short while, then turn off the heat and let the mixture cool down.
Transfer the cooled roasted ingredients into a grinder. Add water and grind into a slightly coarse paste.
Heat 3 tbsp of oil in a pot. Add the prepared masala paste and 3 heaped tsp of bottle masala. Fry for on medium heat, stirring continuously, until the oil separates and the masala darkens.
Add 1/2 kg of chicken pieces to the pot. Add salt to taste. Mix well to coat the chicken thoroughly with the masala, ensuring the heat remains at medium.
Add 2 medium-sized chopped potatoes to the pot. Combine well with the chicken and masala.
Rinse the grinder with approximately 1 cup of water and add it to the curry. Give the curry a good mix. Cover the pot with a lid and cook for until the chicken and potatoes are tender.
Add the tamarind extract (made from a small ball of tamarind soaked in 1/2 cup water) to the curry. Stir well. Cover and simmer for . Turn off the heat. (Optional: add coriander leaves if needed).
Serve the hot Goan chicken curry with steamed rice or rotis. Add more water if you want a thinner gravy.
• Roast onions and coconut on medium to high heat to get a charred flavor.
• Adjust the amount of green chilies and bottle masala according to your spice preference.
• Add more water if you prefer a thinner gravy.
• You can substitute chicken with other meats like mutton or fish.
• For a vegetarian version, use paneer or mixed vegetables instead of chicken.
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