• Yoghurt Chicken and Garlic Potatoes

    Remember my Mango Salsa post? I hosted a few friends over after my exam and part of the menu was Yoghurt Chicken and Garlic potatoes. I posted the pictures on Instagram and I have been getting requests from people to post the recipe. My friends throughly enjoyed it when I made it and I assume you will all enjoy it as well. Also note that I did not put any salt in my recipe as I am trying to watch my salt content but if you feel its not salty enough, feel free to add some to your recipe. Enjoy my yoghurt chicken and garlic potatoes.

    Yoghurt Chicken and Garlic Potatoes

    Ingredients

    2 Chicken Breasts

    2 tablespoons of plain yoghurt

    2 seasoning cubes

    1 teaspoon of curry

    1/2 teaspoon of ginger powder (small chunk of ginger equivalent)

    1/2 teaspoon of chilli powder

    1/3 Cup water

    A handful of sliced onions

    2 large potatoes

    2 garlic cloves

    A pinch of Basil leaves (optional)

    1 teaspoon of Butter

    Method

    Blend the yoghurt, curry, seasoning cubes, ginger powder, chilli powder and water together.

    Pour over chicken and leave to marinate for a few hours. (2~3 hours should be fine)

    Heat up the oven to 380F, sprInkle the marinated chicken with the sliced onions and place the chicken to cook for 35~40 minutes.

    In a pot, wash your potatoes and place in the pot to boil.

    Crush your garlic cloves and mix with the butter.

    Once the potatoes are soft, drain the water out, rub the garlic butter on the potatoes and sprinkle your basil leaves on it, I boiled my potatoes with its skin because I wanted the extra fibre content.

    Serve with the chicken when its ready.

    Yogurt Chicken

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    5 comments on “Yoghurt Chicken and Garlic Potatoes”

    1. dobby Reply

      Lovely recipe Afrolems. In the north, you could get fresh plain yogurt in almost every corner. it’s mostly sold by old women and known as “Nunu”. In the west and east, you could stick with farm fresh.

    2. matsecooks.com Reply

      This looks good. I totally love yogurt. “Farm Fresh” is good to go. Found in most major supermarkets.

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