Experimenting with chicken vindaloo
 

So, I went to Penzeys.com. I looked at what was in their vindaloo seasoning.

https://www.penzeys.com/online-catal...-24/p-138/pd-s

We didn't have any turmeric, and I left out the clove because I don't like cloves. I didn't use jalapeno, but plenty of cayenne. I used regular Colman's mustard powder, and added a little white pepper. I also used a little corn starch and went easy on the vinegar. I used rice vinegar. The meat was chicken breast tenders. I think it turned out well.

I'll make some Basmati white rice to go with it.

--Bryan

Experimenting with chicken vindaloo
 

On Tuesday, October 20, 2020 at 3:02:04 PM UTC-5, wrote:
> So, I went to Penzeys.com. I looked at what was in their vindaloo seasoning.
>
> https://www.penzeys.com/online-catal...-24/p-138/pd-s
>
> We didn't have any turmeric, and I left out the clove because I don't like cloves. I didn't use jalapeno, but plenty of cayenne. I used regular Colman's mustard powder, and added a little white pepper. I also used a little corn starch and went easy on the vinegar. I used rice vinegar. The meat was chicken breast tenders. I think it turned out well.
>
> I'll make some Basmati white rice to go with it.
>
> --Bryan


Sounds tasty.