Chicken Tikka Masala-ishPhil Steer
More than just a creamy currreh.

- Servings4 portions
- Prep time10 minutes
- Cook time20 minutes
- Clean-up time10 minutes
- Total time40 minutes
- Tastiness
This recipe is rated 4 out of 5 for tastiness, five being the tastiest.
- Easiness
This recipe is rated 2 out of 5 for recipe difficult, five being the most difficult to make.
- Costliness
This recipe is rated 3 out of 5 for how expensive it is to make, five being the most expensive.
- Portion size
This recipe is rated 4 out of 5 for portion size, five being the largest size.
- Overall
This recipe is rated3.5stars.
Method
- Dice the chicken breast.
- Chop the onion and bell peppers. I tend to leave them chopped large and roughly to add more texture to the final dish.
- Add 2-3 tsp ghee butter or a little olive oil to the pan and put on a medium heat.
- When the butter has melted, or the oil has heated up, add the diced chicken breast to the pan and keep moving and flipping until it has whitened all over.
- Add some chicken tikka seasoning and keep mixing up the chicken to give it all a little seasoning.
- Add a little more seasoning, and then add in the onions and bell peppers and give everything a good mix up.
- After a few minutes, and once everything is starting to smell good, give it a quick taste test and if you want more flavour just add a little more seasoning.
- Add about half a tube of tomato purée into the pan and give everything another good mix up.
- Add your soured cream and mix through the other ingredients in the pan.
- Leave to simmer for 5 or so minutes on a low heat, and while this is simmering prepare your riced cauliflower.
- Serve the rice and curry, and enjoy!