Mango Chicken
I made up this mango chicken recipe, and it is just delicious!
Submitted by: Trisha from Novi, Michigan
Yield: 4 servings
Preparation Instructions:
Heat oil in large frying pan on medium heat. Add green onions and chopped garlic. Saute until softened.
Add chicken breasts and fry until slightly browned on the outside. Lower the heat and add curry powder and spices. Mix over low heat until the spices roast slightly and the chicken is coated, (add a bit more oil if necessary) about 3 minutes.
Add mango and 1/2 cup water. Cover and let simmer for 25-35 minutes, stirring occasionally. Mango should be soft and chicken should be well cooked. Add salt.
Cover can be removed during the last 10 minutes of cooking to allow sauce to come to desired consistency. I like to have enough to coat a mound of rice for each person.
Yum!
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I'm not much of a measuring cook but these are my best estimates of amounts. You've got the ingredients. So adjust as you see fit, and enjoy!
This idea is a great one I think I’m going to make it for my husband 😊
I would add sesame seeds,a little bit of coriander powder, cumin powder & saunf powder along with some red chilly flakes in order to balance the sweetness of mango.I will give altogether a different dimensions to the receipe.
thanks.
i used a can of coconut milk instead of water with a double recipe.
its obviously more then whats called for, one cup for double, and a can is aproximately 1 3/4 cup, but its thick so it doesnt hurt the consistancy and makes a nice sauce. i also increased the amount of curry powder and used a kafir lime leaf.
Great & easy recipe.
I substituted chives (did not have green onions but I have chives planted on my garden), and added fresh cilantro at the end just before serving. Unfortunately I’m the only one that likes spicy hot in my house, otherwise I would have added some cayenne pepper along w/the curry.
It was delicious anyway. I served it with a rice pilaf and a lettuce & tomato salad. Thank you for the recipe, now is part of my fare as well.
This was very tasty and juicy. Really wonderful except maybe a bit bland because it seemed like the curry sucked up the other flavors a bit too much.
This was delicious. I doubled the curry powder and used red pepper flakes instead of onions in the oil. Also, I lightly floured the chicken, which I’ve found with other recipes tends to trap some of the moisture and make it particularly succulent. And this is a succulent recipe!
I made this into baby food for my 10-month old- threw it all into a blender for about 10 seconds. She absolutely loved it(!) but my husband thought it was mildly bland. (sorry honey, baby comes first now!) Good recipe.
It was so delicious and good I really enjoyed. thanks to the sender.