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    leftover - Turkey Curry


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    Recipe Link: http://www.practicalkitchen.com/holiday/thanksgiving/the_recipes.shtml

    leftover - Turkey Curry

    Sauce:
    1 tbsp. butter
    1/2 cup chopped onion
    1 tbsp. flour
    2 tbsp. curry powder
    1 tsp. salt
    1/2 tsp. ginger
    paprika to taste
    1 cup canned evaporated milk

    The rest:
    4 cups cooked chicken or turkey
    1 egg well beaten
    1 tbsp. Worcestershire sauce
    cooked hot rice (or reheated from freezer)

    Optional: chutney and "side boys": raisins, chapatis
    ...and other traditional Indian side dishes

    1. Melt butter in casserole dish in your microwave.
    Add onion, flour, curry, salt, ginger, and paprika.
    Cook for 4 minutes on high, stirring occasionally.

    2. Gradually blend in milk, cook 3 minutes to thicken,
    stirring occasionally.

    3. Add chicken or turkey, blend a little sauce into the
    egg (so it does not cook) and add the egg into the curry
    sauce. Mix well. Heat but do not boil or the sauce will
    curdle.
    Stir in Worcestershire sauce.

    4. Serve over rice with side dishes. We like coconut,
    peanuts and raisins.

    Note: This should freeze fine.
    If sauce separates after reheating, just stir and make sure
    it is heated all of the way through.
    If you do not want to use the egg since it is not fully cooked,
    you can use egg white or those egg beaters at the store to
    avoid any salmonella problems. I have never had a problem
    with this recipe. I have not tried to eliminate the egg, but you
    could do that if you wanted to.
    Don't forget- rice freezes beautifully!
    Make a big batch and freeze in meal portions.


 

 

 


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