
Authentic Jamaican Curry Chicken
Jamaican curry sits in its own corner of the global curry map: heavier on turmeric and allspice than Indian Madras…
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Jamaican curry sits in its own corner of the global curry map: heavier on turmeric and allspice than Indian Madras…

Boneless chicken thighs cube small; marinate for 1 hour in gochujang, gochugaru, soy, garlic, ginger, sugar and sesame oil

A burrito built around the contrast between three distinct textures: spice-rubbed chicken thighs that braise in their…

This is summer-BBQ adaptation of the lacquered red roast meats that hang in the windows of Cantonese siu mei shops

An Asian-American takeout standard reimagined for the home kitchen, with one specific upgrade: 10 cloves of garlic…

Boneless chicken thighs cube up and marinate in a gochujang-soy-garlic-ginger paste with mirin and sugar

Diri ak djon djon is the dish that defines Haitian celebration cooking, slate-black rice cooked in the inky broth of…

A staple of the Cajun home kitchen, the rice dish that turns up alongside fried chicken at Sunday lunch or as a…

Chicken thighs (or lamb) are browned, onions and tomato cooked down with garlic and a single whole chilli, then the meat…

Gai yang ("grilled chicken") is one of the cornerstones of Isaan cooking, the cuisine of north-eastern Thailand that has…

General Tso's chicken is the American-Chinese classic Hunanese restaurateur Peng Chang-kuei invented in Taipei in the…

Goan chicken biryani is the Goan twist on the great Mughal layered rice, the dish that runs vinegar and coconut milk…

Soto ayam is the Indonesian chicken soup, a clear golden broth perfumed with turmeric, lemongrass and shallot paste…

The Bhutanese weeknight chicken stew, the dish a Thimphu cook turns to after a long day

A wet jerk paste: scotch bonnet chillies, garlic, ginger, spring onions, thyme, allspice (whole or ground), brown sugar…

Chicken pieces simmer with onion, thyme, curry powder, salt and bay until tender; the cooking stock becomes the rice's liquid