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In a bowl, add ginger-garlic paste to the chicken pieces.
Add salt to the chicken.
Sprinkle turmeric powder over the chicken.
Add red chili powder to the chicken and mix all the ingredients thoroughly until the chicken is well coated. Set aside to marinate.
Take fried onions and chopped tomatoes, then blend them into a smooth paste (blending step not shown, but implied by ingredients and subsequent addition).
Heat cooking oil in a pot or pressure cooker. Add cumin seeds and let them splutter for a few seconds. Then add a cinnamon stick.
Add the marinated chicken pieces to the hot oil. Stir well and cook for about until the chicken is lightly seared and changes color.
Pour the blended fried onion and tomato paste over the chicken.
Mix the paste thoroughly with the chicken. Cook for , stirring occasionally, until the oil starts to separate from the masala, indicating the paste is well cooked.
Cover the pot with a lid and let the chicken simmer for on low heat, allowing it to cook in its own juices and absorb the flavors.
Uncover the pot, stir the chicken, and then add water to achieve your desired gravy consistency.
Add slit green chilies and chopped coriander leaves to the curry.
Stir everything together, cover the pot again, and simmer for another until the chicken is fully tender and the gravy has thickened to your liking. The curry is now ready to serve.
• Marinate the chicken for at least 30 minutes for best flavor absorption.
• Adjust the amount of green chilies and red chili powder to suit your spice preference.
• Cook the chicken on medium-low heat after adding the paste to ensure it becomes tender and absorbs all the flavors.
• Add cubed potatoes along with the chicken for a heartier curry.
• A spoonful of yogurt can be added to the onion-tomato paste for extra creaminess.
• Garnish with a squeeze of fresh lemon juice before serving for a tangy kick.
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