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In the middle of cooking Pomegranate Khoresh with Chicken posted
recently by Tammy. It is basically chicken pieces sauted with onions with a ground walnut and pomegranate paste added. I was out of saffron threads, so the paste is just walnuts, cinnamon and pomegranate molasses (diluted). We like spicy food. This appears bland but I'm willing to cook as recipe for the first time and see what we think. The recipe also calls for butternut pumpkin cubes, browned then added to the dish and all cooked for 1.5 hrs. I decided to brown the cubes in oil on an oven tray, and then add them towards the end of the cooking time so they don't cook right down, Yeah, so I am changing the recipe a bit<grin>. The recipe suggests serving with rice. I think it will need a green vegetable side. I am so used to putting fresh herbs in my cooking, the chicken looks ' bland'. Can I stop myself putting f. chopped parsley in to serve?? Anyone else got any thoughts on these ruminations? Cheers Bronnie |
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![]() Bronwyn wrote: > In the middle of cooking Pomegranate Khoresh with Chicken posted > recently by Tammy. > It is basically chicken pieces sauted with onions with a ground walnut > and pomegranate paste added. I was out of saffron threads, so the paste > is just walnuts, cinnamon and pomegranate molasses (diluted). We like > spicy food. This appears bland but I'm willing to cook as recipe for > the first time and see what we think. The recipe also calls for > butternut pumpkin cubes, browned then added to the dish and all cooked > for 1.5 hrs. I decided to brown the cubes in oil on an oven tray, and > then add them towards the end of the cooking time so they don't cook > right down, Yeah, so I am changing the recipe a bit<grin>. > The recipe suggests serving with rice. I think it will need a green > vegetable side. I am so used to putting fresh herbs in my cooking, the > chicken looks ' bland'. Can I stop myself putting f. chopped parsley > in to serve?? > Anyone else got any thoughts on these ruminations? > > Cheers > Bronnie Answering myself here..... well. we have just eaten the dinner. it was delicious. I did put herbs on the side - parsley and mint which I thought was nice with it. DH and I discussed the dish, and thought *maybe* you could add some dried apricots or prunes. But, then on finishing the meal, it was rich as it was. I served white rice and a side dish of chopped broccoli and tomato. That was a good foil against the richness. I also added a squeeze of lemon to the chicken before serving. In summary, we loved the dish and would cook it for company. it is a really unusual dish. A light fruit dessert would follow I think. Poached pears or something. -- Bronnie |
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Bronwyn wrote on 11 Oct 2006 in rec.food.cooking
> Anyone else got any thoughts on these ruminations? > Possibly replace parsley with cilantro. |
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