Slow cooker chicken curry

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This is very tasty and "authentic".  You can genuinely chuck it all into the slow cooker and leave it.  It is fine when you don't pre-cook the chicken, although the meat was slightly dry - perhaps better to seal it first.  Freezes very well. 

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