Arroz con Pollo is one of those dishes that’s a perfect example of comfort food. It is almost a national dish and will instantly remind you of sunny Spain. There are so many variations on this dish, each reflecting the unique regional produce of Spain. Interested in trying another Spanish classic, Delicious Seafood Paella Recipe for Home Cooks
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Thai curries usually use coconut milk as a base, and while some southern Indian curries also use coconut milk, Thai curries have unique curry paste blends. Thai curries come in different colors and each are unique as to their make up and as to which meats work well with each.
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This is a very favorite dish of mine, which I found in Claudia Roden’s wonderful book, “Arabesque”. It is pure Moroccan simplicity which blends the ingredients to create an end result which is much more than the sum of its parts. This dish never fails to impress and it makes the entire house smell wonderful and cozy.
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This is a typical curry from the south of India, in that it’s spicy and it uses coconut as one of its ingredients. It can be made as a vegetarian dish, which is also very common in the south. Adjust the heat based upon the number and strength of chilies you choose.
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Here’s a really easy Chicken Jambalaya to throw together when you come home late. It’s really good and great for lunch the next day. It’s worth searching for the medium grain rice, as it does give it a more creamy texture.
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This is one of my favorites, because it’s combines the salty, sweet and sour taste so common in Thai cooking. It is not exclusively Thai, but is more of a Thai/Chinese fusion dish.
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I first had this dish in Amsterdam at a small Dutch restaurant off one of the canals in the Jordaan. This is a quaint area of canals, old homes, wonderful shops, and brown bars. I remember sitting by the window, watching the boats glide through the water as I enjoyed a steaming plate of this delightful chicken dish and a cold Dutch beer.
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This is one of many chili recipes I have tested, and I have refined it until I believe it’s just right. It’s made with chicken, but could just as easily be made with any meat you desire. It is also really good with beef.
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