Dry roast the cumin seeds and dry chilli peppers in a frying pan. Then grind into a powder using a mortar and pestle.
2.
Combine with the chilli powder and garam masala. Then add lemon juice, salt and pepper to make a paste.
3.
Pound the garlic, ginger and fresh chillies together.
4.
in a large frying pan or casserole pot, heat the oil and fry the chicken and onions together.
5.
When the chicken is half cooked add the paste and the garlic, ginger and chilli mixture together; fry for one more minute.
6.
Add the chopped tomatoes, lower the heat and simmer until cooked through and thickened.
7.
Serve with the freshly chopped coriander and rice.
Tip
If you want less heat, de-seed the chillies before using them in this recipe. Also, feel free to use fewer chillies if you're concerned about the heat!
Ridiculous amount of chillies in it so I only put chilli powder in. Nice but too hot for me so will use fresh mild chillies in place of powder next time.
Surely the heat of this meal is totally dependent on chilli type, Warn 12 scotch bonnett peppers with this amount of meat will need medical amounts of yogert as a side dish