Chicken Karahi
Chicken cooked hard and fast in a wok-shaped karahi with tomatoes, green chilies and ginger. No onions, no cream, and ready in under an hour.
The most cooked protein on the site, from karahi and biryani to shawarma and fried rice. Bone-in pieces give richer curries; boneless thigh is the most forgiving for quick cooking.
Chicken cooked hard and fast in a wok-shaped karahi with tomatoes, green chilies and ginger. No onions, no cream, and ready in under an hour.
Layers of long-grain basmati and a tangy, spiced chicken masala, steamed together until every grain stays separate. Made with potatoes and dried plums, the way many Karachi homes make it.
Day-old rice stir-fried hot with chicken, egg, peas, carrot and soy. Faster than ordering in.
Spiced grilled chicken thigh over rice and salad with garlic-yogurt sauce. Marinate the night before for the best flavour.
Chicken pieces are marinated in a tangy, spiced yogurt paste, steamed until tender, then fried until deep red and crisp. Juicy inside, crackling outside, and made for sharing.
Bone-in chicken simmered in a tangy, onion-yogurt gravy flavoured with the whole spices used in pickling. Bold and sharp, it goes well with plain roti or rice.
A creamy, mild karahi made with yogurt, cashew paste, white pepper and green chillies. It's rich but gentle, and it's a good choice when you want something different from the usual red tomato karahi.
A mild, creamy Pakistani chicken korma built on yogurt, golden fried onions and ground almonds. It is rich but gentle, so it suits family dinners and guests.
Raw chicken keeps 1–2 days in the coldest part of the fridge, on the bottom shelf. Freeze for up to 9 months; thaw overnight in the fridge, never on the counter.
Rinse only if needed, and pat dry before searing. Cut curry pieces to an even size so they finish together. Keep a separate board for raw meat.