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Clean Eating Chicken Bhuna Curry

Clean Eating Chicken Bhuna CurryClean Eating Chicken Bhuna CurryClean Eating Chicken Bhuna CurryMy husband is a big lover of Indian food. He loves spicy complex flavours and if the Clean Eating meal I have provided for him doesn’t quite hit the spot, he has been known to call the local Indian takeaway at 10pm for his spicy curry fix.

Not only does this mean that he spends money on a second meal of the evening, but I am the one who has to sit in the same room with him whilst he munches away on his Chicken Tikka Masala, wishing I had his metabolism!

So I am left with no other choice but to create spicy flavour packed curry dishes for him to enjoy at home. This Clean Eating Chicken Bhuna Curry is fresh, light and flavourful with a little heat but not too much that my little ones couldn’t enjoy it. My husband loves it and I think it could help to cure his late night Indian binges. Hurrah!

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Clean Eating Chicken Bhuna Curry

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  • Yield: 4 Servings

This Clean Eating Chicken Bhuna Curry is fresh, light and flavourful with a little heat but not too much that my little ones couldn't enjoy it.

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Prepare all of your ingredients, including measuring out your spices and placing them into a bowl with the grated ginger and garlic.
  2. Once you are set and ready to cook, pour the lemon juice over the chicken and allow it to sit whilst you crack on with the cooking.
  3. Place the oil, onion and peppers into a saucepan and cok over a medium/low heat for 2-3 minutes or until softened.
  4. Once softened, turn off the heat and add the tomatoes, chicken, spices, ginger, garlic, salt and stir.
  5. Pour in the stock and chopped coriander and turn on the heat to high. Bring to the boil.
  6. Once bubbling, turn the heat down slightly and let the dish bubble away for 15 minutes.
  7. After about 5 minutes of cooking you can break up your mini chicken fillets in the pan with your wooden spoon.
  8. Once reduced down, check that the chicken is completely cooked though and serve with wholegrain rice and some freshly chopped coriander.

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