Bengal Chicken Burger
Cooking Time 30
Portions
2
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g Country Range Premium Chicken Breasts
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tbsp Country Range Curry Powder
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tbsp Country Range Rapeseed Oil
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tbsp Country Range Mango Chutney
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g Medium Red Onion
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tbsp Country Range Ranch Dressing
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tbsp Country Range Sweet Chilli Sauce
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g White Cabbage Large Carrot
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Handful Small Handful Fresh Coriander
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g Lime (juiced)
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tbsp Buttermilk
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g Burger Bun
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1
Step 1
Remove the inner fillets to use in another dish
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2
Step 2
Butterfly the chicken breasts
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3
Step 3
Sprinkle on a generous coating of curry powder
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4
Step 4
Heat oil in a frying pan and place the chicken breast
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5
Step 5
Shallow fry until golden and turn
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6
Step 6
Cook until chicken reaches at least 75ºc
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7
Step 7
Finely slice white cabbage, red onion and carrots
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8
Step 8
Add the sliced veg to a bowl and add 2 tbsp buttermilk, squeeze of lime and a small handful of chopped coriander and toss
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9
Step 9
Mix the ranch and sweet chilli sauce in a bowl
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10
Step 10
Toast the bun under the grill
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11
Step 11
Spread a layer mango chutney to the base and lay the chicken on top
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12
Step 12
Add a good spoon of the slaw and a good drizzle of the ranch mix
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13
Step 13
Add the bun lid and serve with a side of fries or wedges
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g Country Range Premium Chicken Breasts
-
tbsp Country Range Curry Powder
-
tbsp Country Range Rapeseed Oil
-
tbsp Country Range Mango Chutney
-
g Medium Red Onion
-
tbsp Country Range Ranch Dressing
-
tbsp Country Range Sweet Chilli Sauce
-
g White Cabbage Large Carrot
-
Handful Small Handful Fresh Coriander
-
g Lime (juiced)
-
tbsp Buttermilk
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g Burger Bun