Spicy Garlic & Onion Chicken

Spicy Garlic & Onion Chicken Dinner / Intermediate / 0 mins

Servings: 4
Prep Time: N/A
Cook Time: N/A
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by charlie on 1/27/2009
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Ingredients
6 Bone in chicken thighs ( I prefer boneless )
3 onions
6 cloves garlic, cut in fine strips
Ginger (1 to2 inches long), cut in thin fine strips
1-2 T beef curry powder
4-6 T Low Salt Soy Sauce
150g Del Monte Tomato Ketchup
2-3 C water (depending on the necessary amount of the gravy)
2-3 whole star anise
1 cinnamon stick (2-3cm long)
4 cloves
2-4 cardamoms
2-3 T coconut oil or canola ( flavorless)
2 green onions, cut in 2cm length
Salt
Pinch of Sugar


Instructions
Remove fat from the chicken thighs and cut in half on the joint. Slice 2 onions thinly.

Heat up oil and fry garlic and ginger, then add half the sliced onions and continue frying until fragrant.
Add cloves, cardamoms, cinnamon and star anise.
Put in curry powder, cook over medium heat and add a little water. Add soy sauce and cook stirring constantly. Add some more onion.
Add chicken and the remaining sliced onion with more water and stir. Cover and cook.
As the gravy gets thickened, add tomato ketchup, salt and sugar and simmer until the chicken is cooked.
Cut the remaining onion in thin rings, add to the chicken, stir and turn off the heat
Garnish with green onion and serve

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OzzieOcean OzzieOcean
January 27, 2009
5:21 PM
I was thinking what to make for supper tonight... looks like I need to run to the grocery store to buy more onions and anise.
I'll let you know how it goes.

 
charlievan charlie January 27, 2009  5:27 PM
Have fun OZ , I am trying to come up with dinner for tonight also just not sure what I am craving.
One Idea I got is a homeade burger grilled thenplaced in saute pan cover with Jalapenos and chedder jack cheese splash a little red wine and cover with a bowl till the cheese melts on toasted buns now that one sounds good too.

 
OzzieOcean OzzieOcean January 27, 2009  5:29 PM
to steal a famous quote it sounds "mm mm good!"

runningbear pending
January 27, 2009
4:57 PM
I'm sure I will. I have a friend who loves experimenting with different flavor combinations when he cooks. I'm going to copy it and send it to him too.

runningbear pending
January 27, 2009
4:51 PM
I never would have thought to use anise in chicken. This is a curious combination of spices. I'll be it smells amazing while it's cooking.


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