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Tandoori Chicken with Sweet & Spicy Stir Fry |
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Tandoori Chicken with Sweet & Spicy Stir Fry
Ingredients: I recently bought a bunch of spices of Penzey's, and decided to screw around with some of them to get a feel for the flavors. After watching House of Flying Daggers last night, I had intense craving for Chinese food, and yes, I realize tandoori has nothing to do with China. I was feeling hungry, not intellectual. Tandoori Chicken with Sweet & Spicy Stir Fry Servings: 4 (or 3 starving college students) The players: 1 cup brown rice 1 white onion 1 red bell pepper 1 green bell pepper 1 cup plain non-fat yogurt 2 cups frozen corn 2 carrots 2 chicken breasts Chinese Five Spice Tandoori Spice Soy Sauce Bangkok Padang Peanut Sauce Sriracha Brown rice takes a long time to cook, nearly 50-60 minutes. I got it going, then went to the store to buy the yogurt, because I had no clue how to make tandoori until after I started the rice. When the brown rice was done, I drizzled a small amount of peanut [COLOR=#2B65B0 ! important] |
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Step 1: I threw the chicken breasts into boiling water, and diced up the vegetables save for the tomato. I have no clue why the tomato is in the picture. |
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Step 2: I threw the chicken breasts into boiling water, and diced up the vegetables save for the tomato. I have no clue why the tomato is in the picture, that cheeky bugger. |
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Step 3: I turned the heat off of the vegetables and let them sit on the burner. To make the tandoori, take 1 cup of yogurt and add tandoori spice. I used 3 teaspoons, and that made a good flavorful mixture. If I had wanted to make it a spicy tandoori, I would have bumped it up to 4 teaspoons and added ground chili peppers. |
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Step 4: When the chicken is done, shred it all up. I use two forks and that seems to work well. Add the chicken to the tandoori mixture and toss thoroughly. About this time, I cooked the corn. |