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Nonya Aromatic Lime Chicken (recipe)

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Meats, Grains, Dairy, Fruits Asian 1 Servings

INGREDIENTS

600 g Chicken thigh fillets
8 Red asian onions or 2
spanish red onions
roughly
chopped
3 Cloves garlic
2 Stalks lemon grass
2 T Sambal oelek, more if
prefered
1 1-cm piece fresh tumeric or
1 teaspoon tumeric powder
2 T Oil
2 t Shrimp paste, dry roasted
optional
3 Kaffir lime leaves
1 1/2 c Coconut milk
4 Pieces assam glugor or 4
pieces of tamarind fruit
1 c Coconut cream
Spring onions, scallions
Lime leaves or zest

INSTRUCTIONS

I made this tonight from the book Makan Lah..  Trim any fat from the
chicken filletsand cut into 6 cm (2 1/2 in)  pieces.. blend the onions,
garlic, lemon grass, sambal oelek and  tumeric together in a food
processor or mortar and pestle to form a  paste.. Heat the oil on
medium heat in a wok and saute the blended  paste and shrimp paste
until aromatic.. (2-3 minutes).. Add the  chicken and kaffir lime
leaves and stir fry until the chicken has  browned.. (5-8 minutes)-
maybe more.. Add the coconut milk and the  assam glugor pieces, reduce
the heat and simmer for 10 minutes or  until the chicken has cooked..
Add the coconut cream and cook until  the liquid has reduced and is
thick and aromatic.. (* 10-15  minutes).. Pour onto a serving dish and
garnish with spring onions  (scallions), lime leaves or zest.. I served
this with plain Basmati  rice, next time I will probably boil the rice
in coconut milk or  chicken stock and add a few sambals..  Notes: Asian
onions are like the red shallots, I used a couple more..  Sambal oelek,
I still had some freshly made left and added some sweet  chilli paste
(from the Chilli Man range-see below)..  Shrimp paste (Belcan)-decided
the family was not ready for the real  stuff (dried, smells awful but
tastes great)and used some Malaysian  tinned shrimp paste.. Assam
glugor-is thin sliced tamarind, I used  seedless Tamarind brick.. I
used some Lime leaves from the garden as  a garnish at the end and
would use lime zest next time.. I would cut  the chicken marginally
smaller.. This recipe probably serves 4 with  rice.. All measurements
are metric and imperial - US sizes will vary  slightly, but heck "just
wing it"..  Funny thing my family claimed it made their eyes water just
from the  smell of it cooking, may have been the paste frying that went
through  the air? The dish was not overly hot, could have used more
colour  (maybe Byron can tell us which filters the photographers use to
take  food photos for books and magazines, then we can all get a set of
coloured glasses) <G>.. My family do not normally like the smell of
Belcan/shrimp paste with extreme prejudice! But ate this dish and
loved it..(They might just eat the poisoned mushrooms next time)??
hmmm..  Posted to CHILE-HEADS DIGEST by Luke Speer
<lukasz@midcoast.com.au>  on Jul 17, 1999, converted by MM_Buster
v2.0l.

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Nutrition (calculated from recipe ingredients)
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Calories: 3655
Calories From Fat: 3008
Total Fat: 343.8g
Cholesterol: 498mg
Sodium: 1285.9mg
Potassium: 2922.9mg
Carbohydrates: 25.4g
Fiber: 9.1g
Sugar: 1.9g
Protein: 134.7g


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