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Chicken with mango in coconut sauce and rice
Pieces of boneless skinless thigh meat stew with mango and coconut milk. Serve with brown rice weighed dry and prepared separately.
1 serving

Ingredients
Ingredients for 1 serving. Weighing stages for edible portions, dry products and fats are stated with the ingredients; use the full listed portions. These are explicit rules for the new original version, without converting historical yields.
- Chicken thigh160 g160 g raw meat without bones or skin.
- Rapeseed oil10 g10 g in total: 5 g for the marinade and 5 g for the pan.
- Chilli powder1 g
- Ground turmeric1 g
- Dried coriander leaves5 g
- Garlic4 gWeight of the edible portion after peeling.
- Black pepper1 g
- Salt1 g
- Mango90 gWeight of flesh without skin or stone.
- Coconut milk 19%50 gStir the product before weighing; use the full stated weight of milk.
- Brown rice75 g75 g dry rice before cooking.
Preparation
- Weigh 75 g dry brown rice and prepare according to the package. Weigh 160 g raw boneless skinless thigh meat, dice and combine with 5 g of the weighed 10 g oil, all the garlic and weighed chilli, turmeric, coriander, pepper and salt. Cover and refrigerate while preparing the accompaniments.
- Peel and stone mango and weigh 90 g flesh, then chop. Separately weigh 50 g stirred coconut milk.
- Fry all the meat with its marinade in the remaining 5 g oil. Add mango and coconut milk and stew until the thickest chicken pieces reach at least 74 °C, measured with a thermometer. Serve all the sauce with the prepared rice.
Total preparation and cooking time for this original version has not been measured.
Nutritional values
We do not provide calories or macronutrients: nutritional values for this original version have not been confirmed.
About this recipe
Developed by MyTrela with AI assistance. This is a new original MyTrela version with explicitly defined weighing and preparation stages for the ingredients, rather than a reconstruction of the historical weight or liquid basis. This version has not been tested in a kitchen trial. The illustration shows a serving suggestion.


