Us Asians can’t resist a bit of spice in our food and culturally we have been brought up in homes where spice is one of the main ingredients in most of our meals.
We’ve come up with our top spicy dishes we love at BritAsia HQ!
Chicken Vindaloo
This classic dish is known for its fiery taste and is one of the spiciest curries served at most curry houses. The Vindaloo originates from Goa, India and is slowly becoming the most popular curry outside of India.
The Vindaloo is typically served with pork however some serve the dish with chicken or lamb. We don’t have a preference here at BritAsia TV and we recommend eating the dish the next day as the meat has time to marinate properly, which gives the Vindaloo a much better taste.
We also recommend using Spice Drops as an alternative to using fresh spices. The spice drops are much easier to use and each bottle is equipped with a dropper that allows easy, accurate dispense so there is no need to grind, grate or chop up the equivalent raw ingredients. This is definitely a time saver!
Check out our favourite recipe here.
Chicken Roast
What better way to vamp up a Sunday roast than to give it an Asian twist! We spotted this recipe that we had to try and are obsessed with!
The blend of different spices really makes the traditional Sunday roast a game changer. Not only can you use this recipe for a Sunday roast but this will be perfect for your festive roast as well.
Encona Carolina Reaper Chicken Wings
If you’re up for the challenge, try this recipe by Encona! They have recently released their hottest chilli sauce yet that will get your eyes watering, if you’re up for the challenge.
The ‘Carolina Reaper Chilli’ sauce is not for the faint-hearted so try it at your own risk, but we can guarantee It will give you that all important flavouring you need in your meals.
Peri Peri Chicken
Peri Peri sauce originated in Portugal and then ended up being extremely popular in several parts of Africa. It’s based on the peri peri chilli where it gets its flavourful heat, adding several herbs and spices plus plenty of lemony tanginess to balance the sauce.
Thanks to our friends at Nandos, we can decide how spicy we want our peri peri marinade to be so those who don’t like spice can still enjoy the peri peri deliciousness!
To make your own peri peri sauce, check out this recipe here.
