
Fan favorite MasterChef contestant Tommy Pham has packed up his apron and left the high-pressure kitchen following a three-round challenge in opposition to Alvin Quah. Following his departure from the cooking competitors, nevertheless, Pham took a while to share his favorite fast and simple recipe with Lifehacker readers for MasterChef at Residence. That recipe is for a one-pot Vietnamese lemongrass rooster curry. Yum!

The curry-based recipe is one which mainly screams consolation meals, so let’s discover ways to make the dish, we could?
MasterChef at Residence: Tommy Pham’s Vietnamese lemongrass rooster curry recipe

Cooking time: 30 minutes prep/30 minutes simmer
What you’ll want for this Vietnamese curry recipe:
- 1 entire rooster reduce into chunks
- 4 cloves of garlic minced
- 2 tbsp oil
- 3 tbsp good high quality curry powder
- 1kg blended potatoes (I did a mixture of golden candy and brushed) roughly chopped
- 3 lemongrass stalks crushed/smashed
- 1 can good high quality coconut cream
- 1l rooster inventory
- 2 tbsp fish sauce
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp sugar
Non-compulsory garnish
- Coriander chopped
- Spring onion chopped
- Birdseye chilli chopped
Gear
Instructions for this Vietnamese curry recipe:
- Combine rooster, garlic, curry powder and oil right into a bowl and permit to marinate for so long as potential
- In a pot fry potatoes (in batches) with 2 tbsp of oil till golden on all edges, take away potatoes from pot and into a big bowl for later
- In the identical pot fry rooster with 2 tbsp oil (in batches) till good and golden add inventory to pan on excessive warmth to deglaze
- Add the remaining substances into the pot and simmer for approx 30 minutes or till rooster is tender!
- Get pleasure from with bread rolls, rice or rice noodles!
For extra MasterChef recipes to strive after these potato scones, try this one-pot braised potato dish or fried chicken next.
MasterChef Australia Fans & Favourites 2022 airs Sunday – Thursday at 7.30 pm on 10 and 10 play on demand.