Curried Chicken, Lentil & Mushroom Skillet

"A gluten-free, comfort food dinner, completed in one skillet. (The secret is a hint of coconut! I use 'young coconut juice with pulp' to save on unnecessary sugar & calories. The plain yogurt stirred in at the end is not a necessity, but it does add a little tang and makes the sauce look nice & rich."
 
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Ready In:
45mins
Ingredients:
12
Serves:
6
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ingredients

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directions

  • Pound chicken breasts to flatten and cut into bite size chunks. Place pieces into bowl and sprinkle with curry & paprika, stir spices into chicken, set aside.
  • Clean and chop mushrooms, put into large skillet with 1 T olive oil and begin to cook down, stirring occassionally. Meanwhile chop up green onion, set aside a bit of the copped green tops for garnish and add the rest to skillet.
  • After about 8-10 minutes add the chopped chicken & the chopped onion and brown all together stirring often. Remove browned chicken mushroom mixture from skillet and put into a glass bowl. Set aside. No need to rinse out the skillet!
  • Add Chicken broth, coconut juice, chopped garlic, and bring to a boil. Turn down to a simmer as soon as it starts to boil and add in the lentils, cover, simmer, stirring occassionally, until lentils are tender (about 20-25 min).
  • Stir in 2 t cornstarch to thicken and mix well. Bring up to a boil to thicken and turn the heat back down.
  • Add back in the chicken mushroom mixture & heat through well.
  • Just before serving stir in 2 T Plain Yogurt & top with Green onion tops that were set aside earlier.

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Reviews

  1. I'm sorry but we found this to be very bland, and didn't care for the lentil "mush". It was better the next day as leftovers after adding salt & more curry powder. I don't seem to be able to click the star rating but I would give it 3.
     
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I am an artist who considers food just as much of an artform as any other media. My husband & I both love cooking, love the joy of sharing good food that we made. Became Gluten Free a ways back and am always on the hunt for GF recipes that I can enjoy AND that my husband won't feel deprived eating with me!
 
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