【Healthy Japanese Food Recipes】Tandoori Chicken Style【Gluten-free】【No MSG】

【Gluten-free】【No MSG】
How to make japanese food.

What is "Tandoori Chicken Style"?
Chicken marinated in yogurt and various spices and baked in a cylindrical earthen kiln called a "tandoor. This chicken dish originated in the Indian subcontinent. This time it is "Tandoori Chicken Style" made in a frying pan which is easy to prepare.

Benefits of ”Tandoori Chicken Style”
This popular tandoori chicken dish combines the flavors of yogurt and curry. Vitamin A in chicken strengthens the mucous membranes, prevents bacterial infection, and is expected to prevent colds, dry skin, and rough skin. Spices such as turmeric (turmeric), chili peppers, and coriander in curry powder are said to promote perspiration, digestion, and antioxidants, and to improve the function of the stomach and intestines, thereby relieving fatigue. It is said that marinating in yogurt makes proteins and fats easier to digest and absorb.

Seasonings used---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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McCormick Curry Powder, 16 oz
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S&B Curry Powder, Oriental, 3 oz (85 g) (Pack of 2)
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Step1.Cut chicken into bite-sized pieces and place in a pack with seasonings.

Step2.Grill the marinated chicken from the skin up.

Step3.Toss with sauce and serve.

Finish.


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