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- 30 ml roughly chopped fresh coriander
- 4 skinless chicken supremes
- 45 ml vegetable oil
- 1 lg onion, about 225g (8oz), finely chopped
- 350 g (12oz) sweet potato, peeled and chopped
- 30 ml mild curry paste
- 400 ml (14 fl oz) coconut milk
- 400 g (14oz) chopped tomato
- salt
- Fresh coriander leaves and lime halves to garnish
- Step 1
Tuck a little fresh coriander in the centre of each piece of chicken, then roll up and secure with a wooden cocktail stick. (Or, to save time, simply add the coriander to the sauce in step 3.)
- Step 2
Heat the oil in a deep frying pan or a shallow heatproof casserole, then fry the onion and the sweet potato for about 10min until the onion is soft (this brings out the natural sweetness of the onion and adds to the flavour of the finished dish). Add the curry paste and cook, stirring, for 3–4min.
- Step 3
Add the coconut milk, tomatoes and the chicken, then cover and simmer very gently for about 30min or until the chicken is tender. If the pieces aren’t completely covered in the sauce, turn the chicken over halfway through cooking. Adjust the seasoning. Serve garnished with coriander sprigs and lime halves.
Serve with: Naan bread warm from the grill or oven to mop up the sauce.
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Chicken supremes
Chicken supremes have the little wing bone still attached. If you can’t find them, use breasts or fillets and reduce the cooking time by 5min.Per Serving:
- Calories: 600
- Total fat: 30 g

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