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By asadowski
on September 01, 2012
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I really enjoyed this curry. Very easy to make...I love that it requires very little hands on time. I used whole wheat flour instead of white flour and substituted brown sugar for honey. Overall the flavor was really well rounded!
By AggieP*
Oceanside, CA
on January 24, 2012
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Made this tonight..... My husband and I loved it! I didn't have the chutney so I added a 1/4 cup of minced mango and a dash of ginger with a pinch of wasabi powder for a teensy kick. We ate it with steamed brown rice. I agree with other viewers that the sauce is a little runny but the rice did a nice job of soaking up the broth. THANK FOR THE GREAT RECIPE NADS,YOU ARE THE BEST!!!
By patiki
Dallas, TX
on January 19, 2012
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YUM,YUM,YUM!!!! Thanks Nads, my bf and I fell in love w/this recipe, such a great twist on curry.
By rawlover71
on January 05, 2012
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This dish sinfully rocked! I did not have a mango chutney, so subb'd apricot preserves with a dash of cayenne, hehe. When I laddeled it into my dish I did reserve some of the broth as I could tell there was just to much and it came out titt's. To boot I have the left over broth for a soup tomorrow (thinking about adding a lobster tail to it, spoil me rotten.
Thanks Nadia
By Rmbowers89
Alabama
on January 04, 2012
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This recipe was amazing!! I fixed it for dinner one night for my husband and myself and as soon as my husband took a bite of it, he just looked at me and said "This is one of the best things you have ever cooked!" (And I cook a LOT. Throughout the rest of the dinner when he wasn't stuffing his face with this awesome pot pie he was talking about about delicious it was. He literally couldn't stop talking about, even after dinner was over! This recipe was absolutely delicious and the flavors were perfectly balanced. This make-up meal could probably not only solve a relationship squabble, but could probably solve world peace. Amazing!
By HelixBabe
Hutto, TX
on December 28, 2011
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I made this without the mango chutney and almonds. It was AMAZING!! I have never had such a tasty pot pie. My husband wasn't crazy about the raisins, but the rest of us loved them. Nadia is a cooking genius and a total babe!
By gr8cookie
on November 02, 2011
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Made this tonight and followed the recipe exactly except did not have ramikins so put it in one casserole dish. The flavor is excellent and will make again, but need to make a few changes. First the 450 degree temperature is too high and and the pie crust started to burn within 15 minutes, so I put some aluminum foil on it and put the temperature lower. Second the chicken stock mixture did not reduce or thicken much after 20 minutes and the pot pie turned out a bit soupy although we still enjoyed eating it. Next time will either reduce for a longer time or add a burre blanc. Used the Cooks Illustrated vodka crust for the pie crust and it was excellent.
By rikkinihalani
Dubai
on October 04, 2011
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I loved the flavor of this! Normally, when I see the word "curry", I think of Indian flavors, but this was much more of a Jamaican/Caribbean taste to me. The raisins get so plump from being in the sauce for so long. Everything just comes together so well. I used Aida's flaky pie crust recipe for this and it was sooooooo good!
By cookingsleeper
Pensacola, FL
on July 17, 2011
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The recipe was delicious, but I my fiance did not want to try a chicken pot pie with raisins and mango chutney. I made it for myself and the leftovers froze well, so it was great every time. I loved the almonds and raisins and chicken under a nice flaky pie crust! yum.