What to do with a shed load of dried chillies?
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We've got a couple of chilli plants on the window sill in our kitchen which are quite prolific and produce more than we can use (haven't been making a lot of chilli con carne etc lately, although now the weather has turned that will likely change!) so we've been stringing them up and drying them for later use.
Anyone got any recipes/ideas of what we can do with them that will use up a good bunch?

Anyone got any recipes/ideas of what we can do with them that will use up a good bunch?
Edited by Mario149 on Thursday 29th October 11:54
Mario149 said:
Looks très bonne!I don't want to alarm you but this might be worth a quick read;
http://cooking.stackexchange.com/questions/33629/h...
I freeze all the fresh picked spares, seems to work well.
http://cooking.stackexchange.com/questions/33629/h...
I freeze all the fresh picked spares, seems to work well.
Chicken on a bed of chillies
- Chop chicken breast into bit sized pieces
- Dunk in beaten egg and seasoned flour
- Stir fry in hot oil
- When done set aside
- In the same oil stir fry lots of garlic, spring onion and lots of dried chillies
- Add the chicken
- Add salt to balance the chilly
- Serve with rice
This is the 10 minute version. The proper Schezuan version is fecking delicious where the chicken has a lovely smoky taste and it looks like this.

- Chop chicken breast into bit sized pieces
- Dunk in beaten egg and seasoned flour
- Stir fry in hot oil
- When done set aside
- In the same oil stir fry lots of garlic, spring onion and lots of dried chillies
- Add the chicken
- Add salt to balance the chilly
- Serve with rice
This is the 10 minute version. The proper Schezuan version is fecking delicious where the chicken has a lovely smoky taste and it looks like this.

Dapster said:
Chicken on a bed of chillies
- Chop chicken breast into bit sized pieces
- Dunk in beaten egg and seasoned flour
- Stir fry in hot oil
- When done set aside
- In the same oil stir fry lots of garlic, spring onion and lots of dried chillies
- Add the chicken
- Add salt to balance the chilly
- Serve with rice
This is the 10 minute version. The proper Schezuan version is fecking delicious where the chicken has a lovely smoky taste and it looks like this.

I think we'll be trying that one too!- Chop chicken breast into bit sized pieces
- Dunk in beaten egg and seasoned flour
- Stir fry in hot oil
- When done set aside
- In the same oil stir fry lots of garlic, spring onion and lots of dried chillies
- Add the chicken
- Add salt to balance the chilly
- Serve with rice
This is the 10 minute version. The proper Schezuan version is fecking delicious where the chicken has a lovely smoky taste and it looks like this.

Dapster said:
Chicken on a bed of chillies
- Chop chicken breast into bit sized pieces
- Dunk in beaten egg and seasoned flour
- Stir fry in hot oil
- When done set aside
- In the same oil stir fry lots of garlic, spring onion and lots of dried chillies
- Add the chicken
- Add salt to balance the chilly
- Serve with rice
This is the 10 minute version. The proper Schezuan version is fecking delicious where the chicken has a lovely smoky taste and it looks like this.

There's a very traditional Chinese place in Edinburgh called the Wing Sing Inn that do Schezuan like this and it's utterly fantastic. A revelation compared with the gloopy, sweet and sour sauce based abominations I've tried elsewhere.- Chop chicken breast into bit sized pieces
- Dunk in beaten egg and seasoned flour
- Stir fry in hot oil
- When done set aside
- In the same oil stir fry lots of garlic, spring onion and lots of dried chillies
- Add the chicken
- Add salt to balance the chilly
- Serve with rice
This is the 10 minute version. The proper Schezuan version is fecking delicious where the chicken has a lovely smoky taste and it looks like this.

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