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The surprised “curry chicken in 30 minutes?” hook sets up a first-person cooking demonstration, with the Redchef wok shown as part of the timed meal preparation.
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The surprised “curry chicken in 30 minutes?” hook sets up a first-person cooking demonstration, with the Redchef wok shown as part of the timed meal preparation.
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View breakdownCurry chicken in 30 minutes? Is it possible? Let's go! Wait! We need a big wok because we're cooking for 10 people. It comes in four sizes 24, 28, 30 and 32. Today we're gonna use size 32cm to cook the curry chicken!
Stir-fry until fragrant, pour in the chicken, stir-fry till chicken absorbs the flavor. Then throw in the potatoes, add 300ml water, mix until everything is evenly coated, simmer for 15 minutes.
Add evaporated full cream milk, then kara coconut cream, make sure you stir evenly, bring to a gentle simmer.
So what are you waiting for? Click on the yellow bag below. Please buy! Thank you.
A mother and her son interact at the kitchen table facing the camera. The boy shows a Redchef branded express box, then they introduce different sizes of the wok, finally placing the wok on the gas stove and showing the chicken curry paste package.
Close-up of the wok on the gas stove. Pour in curry paste and stir-fry until fragrant, add chicken and potatoes to coat evenly, pour 300ml of water, stir, then cover and simmer for 15 minutes.
After lifting the lid, pour evaporated milk and coconut cream into the wok in sequence, stir evenly, then cover and simmer gently.
Lift the lid to show the finished curry chicken, scoop it up with a spoon to show the thick sauce, then the scene switches back to the mother and son, who ask viewers to click the shopping link to buy and end the video.
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