How To Make Chicken Mulligatawny Soup - Recipe
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- Опубликовано: 21 авг 2024
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I started making Mulligatawny in the 1970s, after discovering it in a Time-Life book. This mild curry soup has an interesting history and is easy to make (all in one pot). Great for winter.
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Yum! Love the one pot meals (easy clean up) & love rice in soup! This sounds really oishii! Thank you for sharing! 😋💞
Yeah, rice in soup is such an easy addition.
I will appreciate my cheap celery in the future! I loved this soup, so rich and flavourful, thanks for sharing it with us
Yes, I never appreciated enough how cheap celery was before I moved here. One time, there was a small stand outside a shrine, and the guy was selling produce. He had a box full of celery stalks that weren't supermarket grade in size, so he was selling a large bundle for ¥100 (about $1) so I bought a huge bunch and made creamed celery.
I think I have had something like this before. Can't remember what it was called way back then, but now, I know how to make it. Cheers. 😉🥂
Now you can have it again, Sir Newton.
History of the soup was quite interesting, thanks
I love the history of things.
This was a surprise. I had some Mulligatawny Soup in the past and didn't like it one bit. But this is not what I had. Now I don't know what that soup was - but this looks very good and easy to make. I just need some chicken and I have everything else. Will try it this week as it looks like just the right thing to go with cold weather!
Maybe was mis-labeled. This is basically the same Mulligatawny soup I've been making for decades.
One from the Kuma's Kitchen recipe archives. Evolves over time. Celery ain't cheap in Japan😲 The addition of the apple is really interesting. 🍎😋👍 Plus I hear Mulligatawny and I think of that Seinfeld episode 😂 No Soup for you!
Apple adds a certain something secial.
@@KumasKitchen A je ne sais quoi
I just cooked this baby now and it is sooo tasty
Glad you liked it, Thor.
My granny used to make the best mulligatawny soup, and Cullen skink soup. There's one for you to try, soo good.
If I can get my hands on some smoked haddock, we can sup on some Scot soup.
I'm a person of Tamil descendant, and I remember reading about the adoption of many Tamil names for things like this. It's cool to see you know about it too!
I guess the correct Tamil pronunciation is "Milaghu thani" where the first word is pepper and the second is water, and was then anglicized.
Didn't use to know about it when I first made Mulligatawny, but learned once there was Internet.
This soup was great!
A tip for this recipe is to also add a bayleaf!
By the way, what apples did you use? I used Royal Gala, which might not have been ideal..
A firm red apple. LOL, I forget which type.
Chicken kerrie soup remind me of
Remind you of what?
@@KumasKitchen chicken kerry soup with pineapple pieces and cocosmilk
@@kochichris Ah, I see. I like to use pineapple in a Thai curry.
Excellent Kevin. I made it today and it is delicious and easy.
I could only find lite coconut milk, but it was still great👍
Lite coconut milk? Never even heard of it. But if it works, why not. Glad you like it.
@@KumasKitchen I bought from a local Safeway Grocery store here is Northern California
@@joefenech6839 Safeway. Now there's a blast from the past. Used to always shop at Safeway and Overwaitea when I lived in Canada. What part of Northern California you in? I love much of that area.
@@KumasKitchen I am in the SF Bay Area.
@@joefenech6839 We used to go to San Fran every Easter until I left home. Always had a great time there. Used to go put to Tiburon and have lunch one of the days, at a small place on the water. I have great memories from SF and the Bay.
he soup looks good kevn
Thank you, Tony. It is quite tasty. Be sure to make some soon.
Kevin, this soup looks great. I will make it. Are there various types of curry powder? Which one did you use? I will mail some celery to you. 😀
I just use a normal yellow curry powder. Nothing too powerful. I always kept this recipe mild, so even my kids liked it.