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can you direct me to your easy, failsafe, yummy chicken curry recipes?

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alabasterangel · 15/12/2014 16:39

I'm feeding lots on Saturday. I'm doing a few curry dishes; a dahl, muttar paneer and a chickpea curry (and rice and breads), but I want to do a chicken curry too. I'm vegetarian myself but have no objection to cooking or serving chicken, but obviously that means I can't taste it beforehand so I need it to be 'guaranteed' edible, and preferably not too hot as there is a broad spectrum of guests and the chickpea curry is poky anyway.....

Give me your failsafe recipes, please?

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TyneTeas · 15/12/2014 18:56

Could you not cook the sauce without the chicken so you can taste it, and then add separately cooked chicken?

Or if you aren't looking for something in a sauce, you could marinaded some chicken, that wouldn't need to be tasted.

This marinade is quite mild but tasty
tyne-teas.blogspot.co.uk/2013/11/chicken-kebabs.html

This is a bit spicier (about typical tandoori heat)
tyne-teas.blogspot.co.uk/2014/03/spicy-chicken-drumsticks.html

or you could just throw a load of chicken, peppers and rice in a pan and have something like this
tyne-teas.blogspot.co.uk/2014/11/spicy-golden-rice-and-chicken.html

RojaGato · 16/12/2014 04:39

What about tandoori chicken?

www.food.com/recipe/restaurant-style-tandoori-chicken-in-the-oven-327824

Make the marinade the day before, leave it overnight, then on the day it's just a simple case of cooking it whilst you get on with the rest. you can taste the marinade before you pop the chicken in, to get the seasoning right.

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