Fantastic! I loved your beef madras recipe that's become a staple in my house now. So it's lovely to see this chicken version. Adding the coriander stems is very interesting and something I'll start doing myself. Lovely stuff! P.S. Can you do a video on making naan bread please?
Cheers! It’s very easy and no matter the recipe I’ll always make it as easy as possible. If you do exactly what I did in the video, you’ll get the exact same result 🙌
This is a doer for sure. Since I've been collecting spices online, I've probably got all of these with maybe one exception. That rice looks amazing with those aromatics.
A curry doesn't always have to be a Scream'n Demon. It's about the flavour as much as the heat intensity to be fully enjoyed. I don't mind a 'Mad-Ras' or a 'Mean Green' occasionally, putting the senses on high alert. But my favourite is a lamb saag. Full of flavour and mildly spicy. Cheers Jack 👍🤤😀
Looks another belter Jack, I only have dried curry leaves so would it be the same amount as fresh? Also what would be the equivalence of passata to tinned tomatoes? Always have 500ml cartons of passata in the cupboard!
The recipe look delicious. I am curious what kind of skillet or wok are you using? Is it good? I am looking for one so I can cook bigger portion. Something that is not toxic.
Oh this looks delicious I of course would adjust the heat but yum looks so darn good….no whisper today 😢 it’s like your signature hahahaha it’s required like “dig in” Chef Jack this is going on my menu this week
Is there any idea on substituting cilantro with parsley in recipes that use it? I taste the aldehydes in it so it tastes like pine needles for me and so many recipes use it.
Thanks for sharing this recipe, Chef! Most appreciate that you included your list of ingredients and methods. This really helps me to follow along. Fun Fact- your measurements are still out of whack with norms. One teaspoonful of a dry powder will always weigh at least 4 grams, in most measuring spoons in most kitchens. IMO, you should either remove the false equivalencies from your recipe, or adjust them to conform more accurately with established norms. I will be happy to help ! Happy cooking!
Cheers. Just so you know, each individual ingredient has a different mass weight and will be a different amount. If you take the kilo of bricks to kilo of feathers argument into consideration, there’s a lot more of one than the other yet they’re the same weight. This applies to ingredients too which is why I give weights most of the time rather than cups, tsp measurement
Madras? Where’s the chilli my man? No fair play up to people to add as much as they like that’s the beauty of curries. Needs way more chilli 🌶 for me though 👍
I've always found Madras too hot for me, I notice there's no hot spices going in this. Also have never used curry leaves and would like to give this a go. Is yours spicy can you tell me please?
Looks amazing for something that doesn't take that long - sauce has to be blitzed for me though, guess I'm just used to the British Indian takeaway style...authenticity doesn't bother me!
I follow some of your recipes, and cook them, (I subbed quite some time ago), but, will you STOP encouraging/promoting seed oils etc, they are processed to death, and have additives, they are not healthy. Stick to Olive oil, Coconut oil, even fat/lard etc and the like. To me chefs are not very good chefs if they promote those 'imitation' unhealthy oils. No offence, I just want to be healthy at my age, (mid 70's).
When you don’t whisper the pepper cracks I worry that you’re not ok
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I've just made your fabulous 30min curry for tonight which has become a weekly staple for us. This is next on the list, thanks Jack.
This one is incredible! If you enjoy that, you’ll love this one
Looks amazing! Just wondering if you could do nutrition/macro cards for all your meals, it would be super helpful
Your curry videos are always awesome. Thank you for the videos/recipes. I’ve tried a few and will try this one too. 👏👌
How are you this good with so many different cuisines
Love your style of cooking
Thank you very much
Wouldn't change anything.... absolutely delicious and easy 😋😋😋😋 gosh i was totally salivating 🤤🤤😅 and just had my dinner 😂 Thank you Chef Jack
Fantastic! I loved your beef madras recipe that's become a staple in my house now. So it's lovely to see this chicken version.
Adding the coriander stems is very interesting and something I'll start doing myself.
Lovely stuff!
P.S. Can you do a video on making naan bread please?
Looks very beautiful😋, I think you make this look way easier than it actually is !
Cheers! It’s very easy and no matter the recipe I’ll always make it as easy as possible. If you do exactly what I did in the video, you’ll get the exact same result 🙌
@@ChefJackOvens Thanks Jack
I will defo be making this for my next lot of meal prep!
Love the authenticy you bring to Indian dishes! Would love a garlic naan video!
This is a doer for sure. Since I've been collecting spices online, I've probably got all of these with maybe one exception. That rice looks amazing with those aromatics.
Another great dish Jack many thanks for sharing have a great weekend mate.😮😊🎉
I am from madras and proud
Much love ❤️
Could you send me a 1/2 lb of Kashmiri Chilli Powder? Please! BTW, why do you suppose that the Chef did not call this recipe Chicken Kashmiri Curry?
delicious recipe - From Bangladesh ❤❤❤
that looks INSANELY delish!!!! will make next weekend - tx Chef!!!
A curry doesn't always have to be a Scream'n Demon.
It's about the flavour as much as the heat intensity to be fully enjoyed.
I don't mind a 'Mad-Ras' or a 'Mean Green' occasionally, putting the senses on high alert. But my favourite is a lamb saag. Full of flavour and mildly spicy.
Cheers Jack 👍🤤😀
Indian curry is not usually hot. Spicy yes, but not hot
@@liamneslind5708 unless it's a Phall or a Vindaloo. They're both spicy hot.
What's the macro breakdown for this meal ? just wanted to maybe meal prep this
Awesome veggies cutting skills... Link to purchase the knife you used?
Thank you 🙏 all in the description
Another delicious meal 😍
Thanks Chef! 😃
Looks another belter Jack, I only have dried curry leaves so would it be the same amount as fresh? Also what would be the equivalence of passata to tinned tomatoes? Always have 500ml cartons of passata in the cupboard!
This look sooo good! 😍👌
Very nice thanks 👨🍳.😊
Most welcome 😊
Nice looking curry, Jim. I'm going to give it a try
Jack 😘
This looks amazing I can't wait to make it!
What should add to heat it up a bit? I like my madras spicy.
I make one of your recipes every Sunday for my meal prep, massively fan
Chilli flakes or hot red chillies chopped up. Thanks for that! Means a lot to hear
This is getting saved to watch later 🏴🔥 Just about to watch the famous Glasgow Celtic 🍺
Mon the hoops😊.
@@nicolamillar4958 👌🤣
Haha good luck! Just watched arsenal get one game closer to winning the league 😉
@@ChefJackOvens Our man Ange Postecoglou will do yous the favour and take points off City later in the month 🤣Good luck
Champions again olé olé!
Looks absolutely gorgeous. Cheers from Portugal!
Thank you for sharing. I appreciate it.
Another banging recipe mate 🔥
Thank you for this recipe. I have a premixed bag of madras curry powder mix. Could I just use that instead of the individual ingredients? Thanks.
Yes, definitely!
Delicious ! 😊
The recipe look delicious. I am curious what kind of skillet or wok are you using? Is it good? I am looking for one so I can cook bigger portion. Something that is not toxic.
Looks good, but would you not add a chilli to add a level of spice? When would be the best time to add?
Great video 👍🏻
Delicious 😋
J plz do chicken tikka masala and tandoori chicken also ty
Waiting for you cook book 😋🙏
Not long 😬😉
Oh this looks delicious I of course would adjust the heat but yum looks so darn good….no whisper today 😢 it’s like your signature hahahaha it’s required like “dig in” Chef Jack this is going on my menu this week
Is there any idea on substituting cilantro with parsley in recipes that use it? I taste the aldehydes in it so it tastes like pine needles for me and so many recipes use it.
Of course you can substitute
you can swap them but they taste nothing like each other, you will never find parsley in a curry.
You should try making the chicken ghee roast (curry)
Wish I had confidence like him
Every time I try to cook something even slightly complex, I think I'll just be wasting resources
Don’t give up. 😊 Everyone is different. The best part is the eating anyway. My mum only started to cook tasty dishes once retired. There you go.
Love that portable hob.
It’s pretty handy, especially for filming
it's so awesome to not hear that dumb whisper thing for the pepper!
What's best ingredient to add, to make it hotter?
In my humble view as a home cook fresh chopped red chillies once onions and spices have released their flavour/cooked 2 mns. Add them in.
1 tablespoon extra hot chilli powder😅
Why do I feel like I've been dudded when he doesn't do the whispered 20 cracks worth 🤔💚
cheers
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Why no whisper in my ear how many pepper cracks.... :(
Keep getting told off for it 🤨
Thanks for sharing this recipe, Chef! Most appreciate that you included your list of ingredients and methods. This really helps me to follow along.
Fun Fact- your measurements are still out of whack with norms. One teaspoonful of a dry powder will always weigh at least 4 grams, in most measuring spoons in most kitchens. IMO, you should either remove the false equivalencies from your recipe, or adjust them to conform more accurately with established norms. I will be happy to help ! Happy cooking!
Cheers. Just so you know, each individual ingredient has a different mass weight and will be a different amount. If you take the kilo of bricks to kilo of feathers argument into consideration, there’s a lot more of one than the other yet they’re the same weight. This applies to ingredients too which is why I give weights most of the time rather than cups, tsp measurement
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Is it really cracked pepper if it isn't whispered??
Not sure actually haha
Bro nearly sent me deaf when I listened in all close for the pepper crack-count 👂
Haha
My sauce was very thin and soupy instead of thick like yours is. I used the same ingredients and methods. What can I do?
@@stev5293 reduce it further over a higher heat. Let it cook and it will thicken.
Madras? Where’s the chilli my man? No fair play up to people to add as much as they like that’s the beauty of curries. Needs way more chilli 🌶 for me though 👍
Bonus points for using thigh and not breast! There’s simply no comparison.
I've always found Madras too hot for me, I notice there's no hot spices going in this. Also have never used curry leaves and would like to give this a go. Is yours spicy can you tell me please?
As he says in the video his version is warm, just not hot nor super hot/spicy
@@Sambell3936Yes you're right i disnt watch the last 30 seconds where he says that. Thanks.
Looks amazing for something that doesn't take that long - sauce has to be blitzed for me though, guess I'm just used to the British Indian takeaway style...authenticity doesn't bother me!
The black pepper instruction was extremely loud in this one.
Haha
I ❤
I used 19 pepper cracks and ruined the whole thing. 😔
Oh no haha 😜
Ginger in indian curry? Interesting, i will try adding next time
It’s not madras there is no chilli??
Add chilli then
Madras and Garam masala are oxymoràn. Basmati as well
chicken ma what
What no chips, lol
Dude that’s not a madras it’s a home made curry but try a BIR recipe maybe 🫤
There’s many types of madras not just one
Very Gora curry 😂😂😂😂
I follow some of your recipes, and cook them, (I subbed quite some time ago), but, will you STOP encouraging/promoting seed oils etc, they are processed to death, and have additives, they are not healthy. Stick to Olive oil, Coconut oil, even fat/lard etc and the like. To me chefs are not very good chefs if they promote those 'imitation' unhealthy oils. No offence, I just want to be healthy at my age, (mid 70's).