Spicy Indian chicken curry

Karan Kumar @gastronomikaran
Cooking Instructions
- 1
In a pressure cooker put oil then add chopped onions.
- 2
Cook onions till it gets light brown and then add all the mentioned ingredents.
- 3
Mix it properly and then put the boneless chicken into the cooker.
- 4
Now,mix it properly so that the mixture gets on chicken properly.
- 5
In a low simmer,leave it till the water drains out from the chicken.
- 6
After sometime when you see water drained out,add 1/2 cup of water and put the pressure cooker lid.
- 7
In high flame let it whistle 4 times and then leave it for 10mins in low flame.
- 8
Ready to serve!
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