Cut chicken into your desired sizeable chunks, then wash and season it with half of the curry powder and chicken seasoning, one teaspoon of garlic powder, as well as with all of the thyme and ginger. Add some salt there, too. Marinate the chicken and ingredients for an hour or more before cooking (if you have the time)

Grab your chopped and mixed vegetables(carrots, green pepper, green peas, green beans and cabbage) and season them with one of the stock cubes, the rest of your garlic powder and a tiny pinch of curry. Set them aside to marinate for half an hour.

After marinating place the chicken in a large pot, cover it with water, add half of your chopped onion, some salt and pepper, as well as the rest of your flavour cubes and curry. Place the pot on the medium heat and let it cook

While the chicken is cooking, put a frying pan on a separate burner and heat up your vegetable oil on medium heat. When it is hot, add the rest of your onion and the minced garlic. Sauté those until your kitchen fills with their delicious smell. Then, add your vegetables (including scotch bonnet peppers), sauté the whole thing for a few more minutes and turn off the burner

If you decided to use corn flour/plain flour/corn starch for thickening, it is time to add water to it and mix them together until they are nice and smooth. Alternatively, if you are using potatoes, boil them, mash them and add water.

Check on your chicken. If it is soft, take it out of the stock, place the cooked vegetables in the stock and mix them together. Give it a little taste and add more seasoning if needed.

Add your corn flour/plain flour/corn starch/potato puree to the sauce. Add it gradually so that you can control how thick your sauce is. Mix it all together.

Put the chicken back in the sauce and give it a stir. Add the turmeric to make the colours of the sauce pop

As most of the ingredients are now thoroughly cooked, turn the heat off (if you have an electrical stove) and let the sauce simmer for a few minutes. If you have gas, leave it on the lowest flame possible for up to three minutes

Please note☝️For this recipe, it is best to use chicken legs or filet cut into medium-sized chunks. As for the vegetables, you can use green, yellow and red bell peppers, green beans, cabbage and carrots. You can either buy pre-cut and/or frozen veggies or go an extra mile and get the fresh ingredients. The amount of scotch bonnet peppers depends on how spicy you want your curry to be.