I am very excited about today’s recipe because I concocted it in my kitchen. I’ve been struggling thinking up a name for it and a Potato Curry/Pottage is all that keeps coming to my head. Remember my Vegetable Chicken Curry/Gravy back in 2013? I mentioned in that post that Potato got make sense with this gravy and I was right! 3 years later I experimented with my idea and the results were fantastic!!! Why did I take so long to try it? Let’s fast forward to the recipe. Oh, before we fast forward, can we just take a moment to appreciate my food photography journey? LOL. The pictures of that recipe then vs now…the difference is clear. That’s growth!
INGREDIENTS
1 kilo Irish Potatoes
1 Green Bell Pepper
3 Paprikas
2 Green Chilli’s
1 medium sized onions
Carrots
1 tsp numeric
1 tsp curry
1 tsp thyme
1 seasoning cube
1 tsp chopped ginger
1 tsp salt
2 Cups Chicken/Turkey stock
1 kilo Chopped boiled turkey/chicken
3 Cups of water
1 tbs Coconut oil/Vegetable oil
1 tbs Baking Flour
PREPARATION
- Peel potatoes and cut into chunks. Also chop the green pepper, red pepper and carrots in chunks or whatever size you like. Chop the ginger and onions too in byte sizes.
- Place the pot with 3 cups of water to boil, add the Chicken/turkey stock, add numeric, curry, thyme, and potatoes. Taste for salt before adding your salt and seasoning cube just because you are using already seasoned stock. Cover an allow to cook for 15 minutes.
- In a pan, add the coconut oil, when it is hot, add the chopped onions and ginger, toss for a few seconds, then add green pepper, green chilli, red peppers, carrots and chopped chicken/turkey, stir fry for a minute.
- By now your potatoes should be cooked and still have a bit of stock inside, add the stir fried vegetables to it and combine together. You can add a sprinkle of baking flour now – it gives it a nicer texture and elevates the taste.
- Allow to simmer for 5 minutes and it is ready!
Yummy.
Looks colourful and delicious, sisi. Very similar to my Irish potato hotpot recipe.
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me likey!looks yummmmmyyyyy
This is looks very colourful n yummy. #sisiyemmieblogaddict#
It looks yummy! A friend of mine makes something similar to this. she calls it potato pori-pori or something and it tastes delish.
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My dear, your photography is on fleek. This looks very inviting. I do prep this here in Saudi Arabia cos we don't have yam to make yam porridge. This became a great substitute.By the way, Na who name epp? Abeg dig in! LOL http://www.bubusboulevard.com
We love this in my house! I thought my mom made it up lol
Also my fave potato recipe (except we don't stirfry our veg. We add it to the mix when it's almost done)
Have you tried it with sweet potato? Better in my opinion
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I made mine with sweet potato too!!! Sooo yummy. I also used minced chicken and it came out great
Tastes yummy too!
I love the colours…I'll go check yours out
Thank you so much!
Thank you Cynthia!!
Ha ha ha I like that name. I may borrow it sef because i don't know what to call it
Osheeeeey!!! I have been working hard on improving my photography oh and I'm glad you think it's good! LOL Forget name and chop food
Ha! I need to visit your mom…I thought I made up the recipe…so it shows that great minds think alike. LOL. What does she call it? I find that the taste differs with sweet potato ooo
Will try this in a few days. I hope it turns out great