Recipe: Tasty Chicken Curry Stew Instant Pot IP

Chicken Curry Stew Instant Pot IP. Great recipe for Chicken Curry Stew Instant Pot IP. I am using chicken gizzards, but regular chicken can be used instead. This is not a proper curry (vindaloo in this case), but more a stew.

Chicken Curry Stew Instant Pot IP Place the remaining potato chunks in an oven-safe bowl (to avoid them from going mushy), then layer it on top of the carrots. *Pro Tip: Half batch of potatoes (photo above) is layered on top of chicken thighs to enhance flavor and acts as a natural thickener for the chicken curry; while the remaining half batch (photo below) will add texture for the final dish. This Instant Pot Masala Chicken Curry Stew is the ultimate cold weather comfort food, and may just be the easiest recipe you will ever make. Made with chicken thighs, warm spices like coriander and cumin seeds, and zippy fresh garlic and ginger, this dish packs a lot of flavor into just one pot. You can cook Chicken Curry Stew Instant Pot IP using 7 ingredients and 16 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Chicken Curry Stew Instant Pot IP

  1. It's 1 pound of chicken.
  2. It's 1/2 of onion (to your taste).
  3. It's 2 cloves of garlic (ok I used 5).
  4. You need 1 of carrot (to your taste).
  5. You need 1 of potato (to your taste).
  6. Prepare 4 of Tbl. Curry paste.
  7. Prepare 1 1/4 cups of broth or water.

Before starting, put on a pot of fluffy rice to serve on the side, and the. Instant pot chicken stew is all made in one pot, where everything is dumped into the pot and stew cooks itself. Ultra tender juicy chicken pieces and soft vegetables in gravy like sauce makes this chicken stew the best and it's perfect winter meal with some crusty bread to dunk into the saucy stew. Chicken is still the number one protein in this country, and the Instant Pot means that you can get any number of chicken dishes on the table on a busy weeknight.

Chicken Curry Stew Instant Pot IP instructions

  1. Clean and rough chop garlic.
  2. Clean and rough chop onion.
  3. Clean and rough chop carrot.
  4. Clean and rough chop potato.
  5. This is the chicken I am using for this one.
  6. Clean and chop your chicken into but sides pieces.
  7. Put your IP on saute add some oil. When it gets hot add your onions and garlic, saute for a couple minutes until onion just changed color.
  8. Add potato and carrots, saute for a few minutes stirring most of the time.
  9. Add your curry paste (Vindaloo shown here), saute for s couple minutes, stirring constantly..
  10. .
  11. Add your chicken and saute for a couple minutes stirring most of the time..
  12. I'm using chicken broth, add it and deglaze, get the stuck bird of the bottom as best you can..
  13. Now it's pressure time. Set your IP to pressure (high) cook for 15 minutes, let it do it's thing (press start on mine).
  14. Let pressure release naturally for 10 minutes.
  15. It's ready to serve.
  16. I served mine over rice.

But what is even better, the fast pressure cooking keeps chicken, especially chicken breasts, which can often get dry, tough, and stringy during other cooking methods, tender and. Served over jasmine brown rice, made separately in the IP while my coconut chicken curry stayed warm on stovetop (extra IP stainless steel liner is key!), and with a side of steamed broccoli. STOVE TOP: If cooking on the stovetop, season chicken with salt and pepper and sear in oil, in a heavy-bottomed pot or dutch oven, over medium heat, until most sides are golden (they will finish cooking in a later step). I use the Instant Pot to hard boil the eggs, but you can also hard boil them on stove top. Instant Pot Tuscan chicken stew is heathy comfort food at it's best!