Heat a pan with one spoon of gingelly oil. Add jeera, fennel seeds, peppercorns, coriander seeds. Roast them to get a nice aroma and add onions.
Add ¾th quantity of onions to the pan and fry to golden brown.
If you don’t have ginger garlic paste, add 6 pods of garlic and 2-inch piece of ginger along with onions.
Add grated coconut to the mixture and roast for five mins. Switch off.
Let this mixture cool down and grind it to a paste. Keep aside.
Heat a big kadai with oil. Add whole spices like cinnamon, fennel seeds, and cloves.
Add remaining chopped onions and curry leaves.
Let the onions fry to a golden brown stage and add ginger garlic paste.
Once the raw flavor of gg paste is gone, add tomatoes with some salt.
After the tomatoes turn mushy add the spice powders chilli powder, coriander powder and garam masala (optional).
Add boiled country chicken pieces along with the cooking water (broth) and give it a boil.
Now add onion-coconut paste, which we prepared in the first step into the gravy.
Add two glasses of water according to your preferred consistency.
Add rock/stone salt and close the lid. Keep in medium flame.
Let the gravy boil for full ten minutes. The white froth should settle down and see the bubbles as shown in the picture.
Add finely chopped coriander leaves.
Serve hot with steamed rice.