BritMumInCanada
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Serves 4
1 Syn on the Extra Easy plan
http://www.slimmingeats.com/blog/chicken-dupiaza-with-pilau-rice
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Chicken Dupiaza with Pilau Rice
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Serves 4
1 Syn on the Extra Easy plan
http://www.slimmingeats.com/blog/chicken-dupiaza-with-pilau-rice
Relentless_Eating_Machine
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Wow this looks really authentic - you're a good cook!
Think I will try this on Sunday in place of a boring roast!
REM
Think I will try this on Sunday in place of a boring roast!
REM
DisneyMumma
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I made this a week or so ago, but have only just got round to eating a portion myself as it all went in the freezer.
I didn't have the time this evening to make the rice so just had plain rice, and it doesn't look as fancy as yours but it was scrummy anyway, so thank you.
Looking back at in now; yours looks a lot redder than mine...what do you think I missed?
I didn't have the time this evening to make the rice so just had plain rice, and it doesn't look as fancy as yours but it was scrummy anyway, so thank you.
Looking back at in now; yours looks a lot redder than mine...what do you think I missed?
BritMumInCanada
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Did you add the tomato puree? That's about the only thing I can think of.
DisneyMumma
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Hi, yes I did. Oh well, never mind it still tasted great.
charlottegrace1
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that looks amazing is deffinately on the menu next week.
Such a pity we don't have smell - a - vision........................... if the dishes taste half as good as they look................. mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm!!!
I'm hunting through the section trying to plan next week's menu's and this is definately going to be one of my meals.
Thanks again Britmum!
I'm hunting through the section trying to plan next week's menu's and this is definately going to be one of my meals.
Thanks again Britmum!
BritMumInCanada
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No I don't think it tastes too oniony. However Dupiaza actually means "double onion" hence the use of alot of onion in the dish. You could always leave some of it out I suppose. But not sure what it would taste like.
BritMumInCanada
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I haven't had anyone say they didnt enjoy it "yet". lol
But you never know, there could be a first
Shelle Belle
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hi britmum i think this looks and sounds fab. Do you think I could make this in the slow cooker? I was also wondering why there is a syn in it (i'm new to extra easy and still trying to get my head around it) Thanks very much
BritMumInCanada
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hi britmum i think this looks and sounds fab. Do you think I could make this in the slow cooker? I was also wondering why there is a syn in it (i'm new to extra easy and still trying to get my head around it) Thanks very much
The syn in the recipe, is from the tomato puree (which is not a free food item)
BritMumInCanada
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hi britmum i think this looks and sounds fab. Do you think I could make this in the slow cooker? I was also wondering why there is a syn in it (i'm new to extra easy and still trying to get my head around it) Thanks very much
The syn in the recipe, is from the tomato puree (which is not a free food item).
As for cooking in the slow cooker, I am not sure, it may work. You would prob need to make the onion puree first though.
soccermom
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Had this on saturday night it was so good can highly recommend it. Its not a very spicy as in hot curry (for those that like that) I used medium curry powder which was fine for the kids and me, if I was making it for me and hubby would maybe use madras hot or for hubby vinadloo hot powder.
still really good though it makes a nice thicker sauce than what OH makes
can highly recommend it. Its not a very spicy as in hot curry (for those that like that) I used medium curry powder which was fine for the kids and me, if I was making it for me and hubby would maybe use madras hot or for hubby vinadloo hot powder. still really good though it makes a nice thicker sauce than what OH makes
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