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| Dominican Chicken INGREDIENTS: 5 chicken breasts (cut into 1/2" portions) 1/2 chicken broth cube 2 teaspoons of seasoning 2 1/2 Tablespoons of Corn oil 2 teaspoons of powdered curry 2 Tablespoons of tomato paste 1/2 cup of red wine 3teaspoons of fresh lime juice 1/2 teaspoon of oregano 1/4 cup of Raisins 1/2 Cup of Mayonnaise 1 chopped onion PREPARATION: . Prepare a hot frying pan for frying the chicken breast. . Dress the chicken breast with powdered seasoning. Fry the chicken breasts for about 3 minutes each side. Add 1/2 cup of water and then break 1/2 chicken broth cube Place a lid over you pan and cook on low flame for 8 minutes. Turn off and remove chicken breasts (leave the liquid for later) Cut the breasts into portions. . In a new frying pan add the other tablespoon of corn oil and place over a low flame. . Fry the chopped onions for 2 to 3 minutes. Now add the curry and the liquid you have reserved from when you fried the chicken breasts. Also add an additional cup of water, wine and fresh lime-juice. Cook on a low flame for a few minutes. Turn off and allow to cool down. . In a mixing bowl, add the 1/2 cup of mayonnaise, lime juice, raisins and salt & pepper. . Strain off the liquid from the frying pan.(max 1 cup) Add this liquid to the mayonnaise mixture in your bowl. Add your chicken to the bowl containing the mayonnaise and toss together with the other ingredients. AND YOU'RE DONE |
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| I am going to try this and report back
__________________ A billionaire trapped in a poor woman's life |
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| Im gonna have to try this one, I love chicken. This sounds delicious!!! |
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| hay mi Dios....I hope the person who wrote this recipe still visits the site. I tried this recipe tonight and I wanted to report my findings as well as ask some questions. First I'll begin by saying that this recipe is absolutely DELICIOUSSS! It was very yummy. However, I find that the recipe makes no reference as to what to do with the tomato paste and I have no idea what this recipe is supposed to look like. My plate came out watery so what I did was add a little bit of corn starch and put on the flame a few minutes to thicken the sauce mixture of the liquid and mayo combined. The tastes was really really good and I want to make it again. Oh I guess another question I have is what to do with the oregano? When do you mix it in the recipe? What seasoning do you mean? Is it adobo?
__________________ Doreen |
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| I cut up chicken breast same way above. But first i saute in a pot cilantro, cilantrillo, red onions, garlic (lots) peppers, oregano, a couple cubitos and a can of tomato saice. (all above ingredients are to your liking I use at least half or more of the onion and pepper. ) saute all the ingredients for about 5 min on low (so as not to scorch) then put in chicken. cook until tender. Servewith rice or tostones. |