This is from Eating Well, Fall 2004 issue. I have always despised cooked carrots, but have found it's because I don't like them with added sugars or brown sugars and I really hate them mushy. This is the first cooked carrot recipe that I really like and have made it repeatedly. I modified the original recipe so that the carrots are cooked to the bare minimum, and I've bumped up a couple of the seasonings to my tastes. I use a smoked paprika that's a little spicy, which is wonderful in this, but you could use whatever you have on hand. I've also just used "baby" carrots as a timesaver.
We really enjoyed these carrots. I did however add the carrots at the beginning of the reduction....as the first time I made them...the carrots were a wee bit too crunchy for us. Served this with "recipe #164728" and basmati rice. Thank you for sharing. Made this for African Recipe Fun.
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I made these to go with a West African menu, and they added a set of competely different spicing to my menu of Chicken and Groundnut Stew, African Chop, and rice. I did cook the carrots right away, as I like well-cooked carrots. A nice change of pace.
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I also added my carrots to the liquid and let them cook. I thought the amounts of the spices were a little off as I found them to be quite overpowering and they masked the flavor of the carrots. I do used freshly ground spices, but I would use way less next time. Thanks for a great carrot recipe.
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