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New Post Persian Apricot Chicken

Ingredients for Persian Apricot Chicken
175g dried apricots
4 tbsp vegetable oil
2 small pieces of cinnamon stick
2 chopped onions
500 g chicken breast diced into 2cm pieces
4 tomatoes chopped
2 tbsp chopped fresh coriander
salt
For the masala:
6 large dried red chillies
1 ˝ tsp cumin seeds
1 ˝ tsp coriander seeds
2cm piece of cinnamon stick
4 cloves
1 tbsp grated ginger
1 tbsp pureed garlic
4 green cardamom pods
How to make Persian Apricot Chicken
  • Soak the apricots in 200ml of warm water for a couple of hours until they are soft and swollen.
  • Grind all the ingredients for the masala in a food processor and leave to one side.
  • Heat the oil in a large heavy casserole or sauté pan which has a lid.
  • Add the cinnamon sticks, cook for a couple of minutes and then add the onions, browning very slowly.
  • Stir in the masala and fry off until the oil begins to separate.
  • Add the chicken and cook for about 5 minutes turning half way through.
  • Season with salt and add the tomatoes and apricots (and any water remaining from the soaking).
  • Simmer with the lid on until the chicken is tender (if the sauce remains thin, uncover and allow to reduce for a few minutes until thickened).
  • Stir in the coriander and serve immediately with Indian breads or plain rice.
Serves 4
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