*  Exported from  MasterCook  *
 
                         CURRY CHICKEN WITH GRAPES
 
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 Serving Size  : 8    Preparation Time :0:00
 Categories    : Poultry                          Salads
 
   Amount  Measure       Ingredient -- Preparation Method
 --------  ------------  --------------------------------
    8                    Chicken breast
                         -halves (boned)
    6       c            Grapes, seedless
                         -(or less -- vary amount
                         -to taste)
    2       c            Mayonnaise
    4       ts           Curry powder
    3       ts           Olive oil
    1       t            Cayenne pepper
      1/2   ts           Black pepper, ground
    1       t            Fruit vinegar
 
   Make the sauce by mixing together all ingredients
   except the chicken and the grapes. Season to taste
   (sample by dipping a grape into the sauce and then
   eating it).
   
   Broil the chicken breasts (3-5 minutes on each side in
   a preheated broiler), then dice or shred into small
   bite-sized pieces.
   
   Mix chopped chicken with about 2 cups of whole grapes.
   Cover with the sauce. Add more grapes to taste. My
   taste is to add vast quantities of grapes.
   
   NOTES:
   
   *  Chicken fruit salad curry -- One day I was invited
   to a beach picnic, and asked to bring a salad. A
   friend and I got together in his kitchen and concocted
   a curried chicken salad with grapes.  It was
   delicious, but we forgot to write down the recipe.
   After some more experimentation, I have come up with
   this recipe. I don't know if it is the same as what we
   made that day at the beach, but it is delicious.
   
   : Difficulty:  easy.
   : Time:  20 minutes including cooking the chicken.
   : Precision:  no need to measure.
   
   : Tracy Larrabee
   : Stanford University, Computer Science Department,
   Palo Alto, CA, USA : larrabee@sushi.stanford.edu
   larrabee@decwrl.dec.com
   
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