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This is a Chorizo dish!
With rice, or as a burrito?
If you'd like it as a Burrito, just switch out the whole chicken thighs for boneless chicken pieces!
The flavours that permiate the dish due to the oils that come out of the sausage are just un-reproducible with anything else.
And, the texture of the chorizo slices are such a contrast to the silkiness of the rest of the dish, it's like finding little nuggets of joy as you are eating :¬P
- Add the chorizo slices to a hot heavy pan
- Add the onions when oil starts to seep out of the chorizo
- Stir & cover until onions soften just a little
(we want firm slices of onion in the completed dish)
- Add garlic and whole cumin
- Stir fry for 1 min' with the heat still hot
- Lower the heat to medium
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Add your spices:
- 1 tsp cumin powder
- 1 tsp extra hot chilli powder
- 1 tsp Kashmiri chilli powder
- 1 tsp salt
- 1 tsp freshly ground black pepper corns
- Add tomatoes & tomato puree
- Turn the heat to med/hot & bring back to a boil
- Add skinned chicken
- Turn to warm-med heat & cook for 15 mins
- Turn the chicken thighs over & cook for 10 mins more
- Add the sliced peppers & optional sliced chillies
- Cook for about 8 mins until peppers are soft
- Add the drained Cannellini beans, stir gently
- Cook for another 2 mins to warm the beans
Note: If you want to serve immediately, simmer gently for
10mins. Else, refrigerate over night to allow the beans to soak
up flavour
served with tomato rice
Top, top tip: Your not going to like this idea as your
kitchen smells amazing and you just want to eat, but until
you've tried it you will never believe me:
Allow the dish to cool completely and set it in the fridge over night.
Reheat the next day or even two days later, the taste will have matured fantastically!