Black Pepper and Ginger Chicken Taco with Red Curry-Peanut Sauce and Peanut Relish
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By TexaVA
Riverton , UT
on February 05, 2013
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I thought this was great! I just used regular corn tortillas, and didn't bother with the peanut relish since I'm a busy mom, and don't need to impress kids: the whole family enjoyed them- I didn't even bother to baste the taco shell with the peanut oil- tasted same and figured less calories, my kids thought it was easier to eat the curry sauce inside the taco like a "salsa" it was great, we will definitely add this to our regular repertoire!! Thanks! PS I prepped everything earlier on- threw the meat on the GF so all you had to do was assemble- which made it not very time intensive:
By Leash23
Portland
on June 13, 2012
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Absolutely delicious. Time intensive, but totally worth it. Curry-Peanut sauce is a nice change from the usual taco combos.
By dgap
Lehi, UT
on August 15, 2011
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Made this for my wife on her birthday and now she wants it all the time, this is fantastic, all the flavors come out very nicely, great dish
By Wigan_SD
San Diego
on June 06, 2011
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After reading all the other reviews I used only a half cup of soy sauce and let the chicken sit in the marinade for half the time.
Sauce: I used the juice of a full lime,added extra cilantro and added extra chili.
I also used chicken thighs instead,with the salt issue I glazed the skin with honey to take some of that salt taste away and make it a little sweet which worked very well and made the skin crisp very nicely under the grill.I would not use this recipe for tacos I would just serve it with rice.
By nickm0501_13100984
Kettering, 75
on November 08, 2010
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The soy/ginger marinade for the chicken was excellent. I marinated for about 2 1/2 hrs and it was perfect. The other reviewers are right, this needs to more salt! I did not care for the curry peanut sauce, I think the coconut milk ruined was too much. I would make the pepper and ginger chicken again, however.
By pbrichta_10110289
Albuquerque, NM
on February 03, 2010
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I love this recipe, i've made it about a dozen times with the chicken and most recently made it with Elk tenderloin and it was fantastic! Agreed a bit salt, but just cut down on on the time, or use low sodium Soy like I do.
By cevp_12438339
Boca Raton, 48
on December 14, 2009
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Super salty. Too much soy sauce in the marinade overpowers all the other stuff, and the cheese is a weird combination with the other Thai ingredients.
By Cooking Cutie11
Rockland County, NY
on November 29, 2009
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I marinated the chicken and made the peanut sauce and served over Jasmine rice instead of making the actual tacos, but the chicken was unbearably salty. I marinated it for under 4 hours, and if I realized how much salt from the soy sauce the chicken was going to absorb, I would not have marinated it as long. Instead of peanut oil, I used chili oil, which gave the sauce a nice flavor. I would make the sauce again, but I wouldn't marinate the chicken as long. All you taste is salt from the soy sauce.
By foodie_jenn
Silver Spring, MD
on August 17, 2009
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I made this dish for my family and everyone loved it. I used low sodium soy sauce and omitted all extra salt. Will definitely be making this again.
By betsybement_103...
Erie, PA
on August 23, 2008
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Too many different styles/flavors in one dish for my taste.