Conned into Curry

by zydecopaws on September 21, 2009

I normally don’t cook on Mondays if I can help it. Tonight I got conned into it in a moment of inattention. I heard something about “brown rice and chicken”, and the next thing you know I find myself signed up to make curry on the BBQ.

My response to this was to try something different and spice up the meal a bit just to see what would happen. I chopped up the usual onions, carrots, potatoes, and peppers, then spiced them up with some salt, pepper, curry powder, and dried basil before they went in the grill basket. Then I hit the chicken breasts with some of the same and added a shot of cayenne pepper just for grins. On the grill it all went.

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The curry sauce tonight was courtesy of Trader Joe’s, and was their Thai Yellow Curry house brand. The chicken was chopped, it all went in a bowl, and on went the curry sauce. We served it up over that brown rice that started the whole thing.

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For a con job, it turned out pretty good. I think we’ve all decided that this particular variety of TJ’s curry sauce is our favorite; certainly nothing happened tonight that would change our minds about it. Not bad for a Monday when I didn’t intend to cook…

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landarc September 21, 2009 at 8:53 pm

Ooo, had not thought about making curry on the kettle, that looks inspiring. I feel chicken curry coming on soon.

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My Year on the Grill September 22, 2009 at 5:22 am

The recipe looks great, but I want to know where to get a casserole shaped grilling pan? I have never seen one, and now I have to go hunting for new toys!

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zydecopaws September 22, 2009 at 7:48 am

It all gets assembled in the house as all our grilling pans have holes in them that the sauce runs through… ;)

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Chris September 22, 2009 at 6:49 pm

I think curry is a great idea. As in, “Zydeco, please ‘curry’ that plate over here for me to eat!”

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zydecopaws September 22, 2009 at 8:20 pm

I will as long as I can Thai one on afterward…

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