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Chicken Mandi

Cultural Context

Originating from Yemen, Chicken Mandi is a traditional dish known for its fragrant spices and tender meat. It is often served during special occasions and gatherings, symbolizing hospitality and celebration. Today, Mandi has gained popularity across the Middle East and beyond, with various regional adaptations showcasing local flavors.

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6 servings
Servings4
1 cup washed and soaked rice
2 chicken breasts with skin and bone
1 onion chopped small
2 hot peppers
1 teaspoon cumin
1 teaspoon ground mixed spices
salt
black lemon
bay leaf
coriander
dried onions
black pepper
salt
vinegar
large lemon
allspice
turmeric
quarter of a squeezed yellow lemon
a tablespoon of Cady water
saffron
small burning embers
onion slice
olive oil
1

Ignite firewood inside the barrel until it turns into embers.

2

Place the meat inside the barrel over the embers.

3

Use a metal basket or wrap the food in tin foil, then close the barrel with its lid to prevent air from entering.

4

Ensure there is no air outlet to maintain the intense heat for cooking.

5

Cook for three to four hours, allowing the fat from the meat to flow down over the rice.

Equipment Needed

barrelmetal basket

Allergens

milktree-nuts

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