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One Pot Lemon Chicken Tagine

The nuts and seeds are entirely optional as is the fruit so you can leave them out. This can just be a lovely lemon and chicken Tagine if you prefer.

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To a wide based pan or tagine add 8 tbsp olive oil and add 4 cloves of garlic, 6 chopped spring onions or 2 slices white onions, 2 bay leaves, 1 handful of cashew or other nuts and fry until the onions are soft and the garlic cooked through.

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Garlic

6 or

Spring onions, chopped

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The nuts and seeds are entirely optional as is the fruit so you can leave them out. This can just be a lovely lemon and chicken tagine if you prefer.

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TOM C

a month ago

I did not have any couscous I had to use quinoa instead and it really came out amazing!

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Michelle

2 months ago

I've cooked this twice now. Once following the recipe as presented except I used ordinary cous cous and the second time adding a little chilli oil to the olive oil, using left over cooked BBQ chicken thigh which I de-boned and diced along with Queen Bolotti Beans from Bold Bean Co and giant cous cous and I have to say that both times this dish was a real flavour bomb! The family loves this dish. The only advice id give is that you dont want to slice the carrot too thick and you really do need a good flavourful stock. Just to take it to the next level.

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Michelle

2 months ago

Ooo this looks sooooo delicious that I'm putting it on my meal plan this week. It looks like you are using giant couscous, would you recommend using the giant over the smaller or does it not really matter?

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Nisha

2 months ago

I love the texture of Giant but it really does not matter

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Michelle

2 months ago

Thank you Nisha. I'm absolutely loving the curry club. X

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Amanda B

6 months ago

Absolutely delicious, I loved the preserved lemons so much that next time I’ll add more.

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Jo H

6 months ago

Not normally a fan of couscous, but just made this following your video. It was so easy to make and I’m now a fan of couscous. Absolutely loved the flavours. Thank you - Jo

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One Pot Lemon Chicken Tagine

The nuts and seeds are entirely optional as is the fruit so you can leave them out. This can just be a lovely lemon and chicken Tagine if you prefer.

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

To a wide based pan or tagine add 8 tbsp olive oil and add 4 cloves of garlic, 6 chopped spring onions or 2 slices white onions, 2 bay leaves, 1 handful of cashew or other nuts and fry until the onions are soft and the garlic cooked through.

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I

8

tbsp

Olive oil

4

cloves

Garlic

6 or

Spring onions, chopped

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Notes

The nuts and seeds are entirely optional as is the fruit so you can leave them out. This can just be a lovely lemon and chicken tagine if you prefer.

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TOM C

a month ago

I did not have any couscous I had to use quinoa instead and it really came out amazing!

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Michelle

2 months ago

I've cooked this twice now. Once following the recipe as presented except I used ordinary cous cous and the second time adding a little chilli oil to the olive oil, using left over cooked BBQ chicken thigh which I de-boned and diced along with Queen Bolotti Beans from Bold Bean Co and giant cous cous and I have to say that both times this dish was a real flavour bomb! The family loves this dish. The only advice id give is that you dont want to slice the carrot too thick and you really do need a good flavourful stock. Just to take it to the next level.

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Michelle

2 months ago

Ooo this looks sooooo delicious that I'm putting it on my meal plan this week. It looks like you are using giant couscous, would you recommend using the giant over the smaller or does it not really matter?

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Nisha

2 months ago

I love the texture of Giant but it really does not matter

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Michelle

2 months ago

Thank you Nisha. I'm absolutely loving the curry club. X

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Amanda B

6 months ago

Absolutely delicious, I loved the preserved lemons so much that next time I’ll add more.

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Jo H

6 months ago

Not normally a fan of couscous, but just made this following your video. It was so easy to make and I’m now a fan of couscous. Absolutely loved the flavours. Thank you - Jo

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