Ingredients
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2
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1
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3
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2
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1
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3
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1
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3
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1
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1
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2
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7
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Directions
Curry Chicken with Coconut and Peanuts, When I was in college, I worked in an Asian restaurant My boss made the best curry I have ever tasted, and after much prodding and bothering the poor man, he finally fessed up! I have worked for years to get the recipe right, and I think this is it! I hope you like it as much as I do , How many ounces is a glass of wine?, delicious dish, probably the best curry I have ever made I did not have fresh ginger on hand, so I substituted ground ginger (1 1/2 tsp) and added some heat ( cayenne pepper) to taste It was fantastic I loved it and my picky daughter loved it Thank you for the fantastic recipe cannary girl This is one I will be making over and over and I plan to share with my co-workers 5 stars for sure !!!
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Steps
1
Done
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Cut Chicken Into Cubes, and Sprinkle With Salt and Pepper. |
2
Done
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Slice Onion in Julienne, and Mash Garlic. |
3
Done
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in a Large Wok, (or Dutch Oven If Necessary), Heat Oil to Just Below Smoking. |
4
Done
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Add Garlic and Stirfry Til Golden, and Quickly Add Onions, and Stir. |
5
Done
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When the Onions Begin to Soften, Add Chicken, and Stir Fry Until Cooked Through and Browned a Bit--Liquid from Chicken Should All Be Evaporated. |
6
Done
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Add Wine and Reduce a Little, Then Add Peanut Butter, Boullion, Ginger, Curry and Cilantro. |
7
Done
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Stir to Coat Well, and Until Peanut Butter Has Melted. |
8
Done
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Add Water, and Simmer About 15 Minutes, or Until Flavors Have Blended Well. |
9
Done
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Add Coconut Milk and Heat to Just Below Boiling, Then Add Cornstarch Slurry to Thicken as Desired. |
10
Done
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Serve Over Steamed Rice, With Chopped Cilantro and Peanuts to Garnish. |
11
Done
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I Like It a Bit Spicy, So I Also Add Chopped Chilies, or Cayenne to the Dish. |