Chicken / Mutton Korma Masala

Rich, creamy and wonderfully aromatic, Emunah Chicken / Mutton Kurma Masala brings the comforting taste of a classic kurma to your kitchen. Our blend of fragrant spices gives chicken or mutton a deep, delicious flavour without the fuss of mixing a dozen spices yourself.

Make a hearty kurma for a family lunch, a weekend feast, or simply when you’re craving something a little special. Serve it hot with parotta, naan, chapati or rice and let the kurma do the talking.

Chicken Korma Recipe

Ingredients:

• 1 kg cleaned chicken

• 3 tablespoons ghee

• 4 large onions, chopped

• 3 tomatoes, chopped

• 1 tablespoon ginger garlic paste

• 2 tablespoons Emunah Korma Masala

• ½ cup curd

• 1 cup grated coconut

• 1 tablespoon lemon juice

• Salt to taste

Method:

1. Mix salt with curd and coat the chicken pieces well. Keep it aside for 30 minutes.

2. Heat ghee in a thick pan. Add the chopped onions, tomatoes, and ginger garlic paste. Fry until they turn soft and slightly brown.

3. Add the marinated chicken to the pan.

4. Add Emunah Korma Masala, lemon juice, and grated coconut. Mix everything well.

5. Cover and cook on medium heat until the chicken becomes soft and the gravy thickens.

6. Adjust salt and serve hot with rice, chapati, or naan.

Mutton Korma Recipe

Ingredients:
All the same ingredients as the chicken recipe, plus:

• Mint leaves

• Coriander leaves

• Green chillies

Method:

1. Cook the mutton in water with a little salt until it becomes soft.

2. In another pan, heat ghee and fry onions, tomatoes, and ginger garlic paste until soft and golden.

3. Add the cooked mutton, Emunah Korma Masala, lemon juice, grated coconut, mint leaves, coriander leaves, and green chillies. Mix well.

4. Cook until the gravy becomes thick and the flavours blend nicely.

5. Adjust salt and serve hot.

   Frequently Asked Questions

   What is Chicken / Mutton Korma Masala used for?

   It is a spice blend used to prepare flavourful chicken or mutton korma with a rich, aromatic gravy.

   What can I serve with chicken or mutton korma?

   Korma pairs well with rice, chapati, naan and parotta.

   What is the difference between korma and kurma?

   “Korma” and “kurma” are commonly used spellings for similar styles of rich, spiced gravy dishes.

   Can I use this masala for a thick or creamy gravy?

   Yes. The final texture can be adjusted according to the recipe and ingredients used. Coconut, curd or other gravy ingredients can be used to create a thicker, richer preparation.