What an Amazing dish!! Thank You for sharing! I will make this many times, Thumbs up.!!



Tweaked the recipe a little. It goes a lil something like this:



Calculated the recipe to 8 servings. Used skinless, boneless chicken tenders 48 oz (3 lb) bag. The recipe called for 5 lbs. of chicken. According to my calculations I figured 4 pieces of chicken tenders equaled one pound of chicken beast. So I used 20 tenders. The chicken was partially frozen. Cut tenders into bite sized pieces approx. 1/2" to 1". I placed the chicken in a gallon zip lock bag. I mixed and doubled the rub in a separate container. I did not use fresh garlic but rather garlic powder. I figured that since the other spices were powder in the rub that I would keep everything dry. I placed the rub into bag with chicken. Tossed and mixed chicken pieces until coated well. I marinated chicken about an hour. I used EVOO to cook the chicken.



After cooking the chicken I realized the chicken was too spicy for a child or for someone who can't handle to much spice. (Should not have doubled rub.) Since both parties were eating my dinner I had to think fast. Hoping that the liquid in the recipe would dilute the spice but the more I tasted the chicken, the more I tasted the heat. I realized it was way over spiced so I rinsed the chicken in running water for a bit. I tried to to make it user friendly. I succeed with just enough spice.



The rest of the recipe was golden. The only other changes I made were: I used 4 cups chicken broth, 1 can coconut milk 13.5 fl oz, one small can tomato paste 6 oz, used 1 1/2 cups chunky peanut butter, 4 carrots sliced 1/8" to 3/16", 2 large tomato's seeded and diced, fresh thyme. NO jalapeno, NO parsley to garnish. Cooking times were followed as listed. Plenty of chicken, didn't need to thicken. There was plenty left over. It was perfect!! Served with brown rice.



In the future would entertain serving with pasta and or using beef to mix it up. Served with sauted portobello mushrooms with balsamic vinegar, a green salad with pinon seeds and sour dough bread.

I've cooked/tasted this recipe! This is a variation