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Aji Amarillo Chicken Poutine

My wife and I went to a Peruvian Restaurant at a local open air market a few weeks ago, and we picked Aji de Gallina, which was a shredded chicken in a creamy pepper sauce. It was amazing, and we remembered that we had some Aji Amarillo (yellow chili powder) that my Aunts gave me for my birthday…so we decided to give it a try. But, since it’s us, we also decided to blend Peruvian and Canadian food to make a Poutine!

As we built the chicken component, we relied on the method (and some ingredients) that we use to make Paprikash. By braising the chicken in spiced water, we were able to shred it while preserving the water to make a creamy sauce to later coat the shredded chicken and serve over fries. Of course, then came the challenge of finding a culturally appropriate cheese that doesn’t melt…but luckily, we found that in Queso Fresco. When all was said and done, we had a really funky and delicious meal!

Time: 60 Minutes

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