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Pieces of chicken breast simmered in a coconut milk sauce built on red onion, shallots, curry powder and tomato paste, finished with lime, mint and cilantro.
A single-serving bowl of instant ramen simmered with frozen mixed vegetables, then enriched with coconut milk, curry powder and the ramen seasoning packet.
Meet Coconut Fish Curry, the fragrant national dish of Micronesia and a beautiful example of how the islands turn a handful of simple ingredients into something memorable. Tender pieces of fresh fish simmer gently in creamy coconut milk spiced with curry, ginger and a bright squeeze of lime. It comes together in well under an hour, yet tastes like a proper occasion, the sort of tropical supper that transports you somewhere warm the moment the pan starts to bubble.
A coconut milk kitchri of red lentils and rice cooked with blended onion, tomato, garlic and ginger and warm spices, topped with jammy eggs and yogurt.
Coconut milk is a fantastic marinade which tenderises the chicken and infuses it with rich flavour. The added bonus is that the marinade doubles as a scrumptious sauce! Cook this on your BBQ or stovetop.
Red lentils simmered with onion, ginger, garlic and warm spices in coconut milk, with diced zucchini stirred in near the end and cilantro scattered over.
Few dishes capture the easy warmth of the Caribbean quite like Coconut Rice from St Lucia. Creamy coconut milk turns ordinary grains into something fragrant and faintly sweet, fluffy enough to stand alone yet generous enough to carry a whole plate of island cooking. It asks for barely a handful of ingredients and about twenty minutes at the stove. Proof that the best food on the island has always been the simplest.
Saint LucianMain Dishes1–2 servings1208 kcalVegetarianGluten-freeEgg-freeHigh Fiber
A sharing platter of three parts: slow-roasted smoked rib bites in barbecue sauce, coconut-crusted fried prawns with chipotle mayonnaise, and mussels steamed in beer with hot pepper sauce and cream.
Coconut-Gochujang Glazed Chicken With Broccoli is a Korean main course centred on chicken, prepared in a straightforward home style. Serve it as directed in the method.
Salmon pieces poached in a coconut milk and white miso broth with red onion, ginger and garlic, finished with wilted spinach, lime, basil and cilantro over rice.
Beef short ribs braised for three hours in bourbon with instant espresso, brown sugar and Worcestershire, then roasted uncovered until the sauce thickens, served over mashed potatoes.
Cold tofu noodles glossed with perilla oil and a touch of soy, topped with grilled beef brisket that has been allowed to cool and ribbons of perilla leaf. Sesame seeds finish the chilled bowl.
Chilled udon or spaghetti tossed in a peanut butter, chili crisp and grated tomato sauce, topped with cherry tomatoes, roasted peanuts, fried shallots, scallions and cilantro.
Main course25 min4 servings226 kcalEgg-freeDiabeticLow-SodiumRenal
Noodles tossed in a smooth sesame paste sauce with black vinegar, chili oil and garlic, loosened with hot noodle water and topped with scallions, cucumber, chili oil and crushed peanuts.
A rainbow-topped sushi rice lunchbox with glossy simmered shiitake, golden egg ribbons, sweet shrimp, and crunchy cucumber over tangy seasoned rice. It packs neatly and eats well at room temperature on a picnic.
A beef, pork and pancetta ragù built on carrots, celery and onion with tomato paste, red wine, milk and crushed tomatoes, tossed with pappardelle and Parmigiano Reggiano.
A baked casserole of shredded chicken, uncooked white rice, black beans and corn in a spiced tomato broth, finished with melted cheese, cilantro, green onion and avocado.
Duck legs cured overnight with aromatics and confited in fat until tender, crisped at the end and served over mustard lentils with glazed baby carrots and kale.
Main course14 hrServes 4160 kcalGluten-freeEgg-freeDiabetic
Lasagne sheets cut into wide pappardelle ribbons, tossed with leeks confited in butter and fennel-seed sausage meat, finished with chilli and Parmesan.
Oil-confit salmon cured in spiced masala salt, topped with a pomegranate and pistachio crust, served with herb yoghurt chutney and garlic shoestring fries.
Drained crushed pineapple stirred with vanilla pudding mix and folded with Cool Whip, mini marshmallows and optional pecans and coconut, chilled until set.
Cajun-spiced chicken breasts and shrimp share a sizzling skillet with softened mushrooms and onions. A parsley butter pan sauce made from the browned drippings coats everything at the end.
Large shrimp cook quickly in a skillet of melted butter spiked with oregano, garlic and cayenne. The whole dish takes minutes and arrives swimming in its spicy butter.
Chicken tenderloins marinated in seasoned buttermilk with hot sauce and pickle juice, double-coated in flour and cornstarch, fried until deep golden, and served with a mayonnaise, ketchup and Cajun seasoning dipping sauce.
Pounded chicken breasts dip in an egg and milk wash spiked with pickle juice, then dredge in a malted milk flour coating. They fry at 325°F and land on soft buns with sauce.
AmericanDinner, Main Course25 minServes 4388 kcalDiabeticRenal
Steak marinated in a blended chipotle in adobo, red wine vinegar, honey, lime and cilantro marinade, seared, sliced against the grain, cubed and flashed again in the pan with reserved marinade.
Swedish-style meatballs of beef and pork with nutmeg and allspice, browned and finished in a cream gravy, served over mashed potatoes with lingonberry jam.
Shrimp are tossed in a heavy Cajun blend of cayenne, paprika, cumin, mustard, thyme and oregano, then baked in a pan of melted butter. They come out pink, fiery and coated in spiced butter.
Coq au Vin is a French main courses built around chicken. It takes 2 h 15 min in total and serves 4. It pairs well with roasted potatoes and rice pilaf.