Cut the chicken breast into cubes. Cut the onion into scales and put it in a large pan in 2-3 tablespoons of olive oil. When it has softened, add the chicken breast and simmer for a few minutes. Add the wine and let it boil until all the liquid is reduced by half. Add the whipped cream and mustard.

In a soup pot add the oil and onion, garlic, ginger (cleaned, washed and chopped) and lemon zest. Then heat over low heat for a few minutes. Add a tablespoon of curry powder, fry for a few seconds then add 3 cups of water. Add the cauliflower and carrots (cleaned, washed and chopped), the cube of chicken soup and season to taste.

Carolina Wing Shopping TipsStocking up on no-cook items like cheese, nuts, olives, crackers, and dips will cut down on prep time and help ensure you have enough food for any unexpected guests.Carolina Wing Cooking TipsWhen preparing appetizers try to avoid repetition of similar foods and flavors - aim for variety in textures, colors, and cooking methods.

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Smoked Chicken Wings Recipe Fox Bros. Bar-B-Q in Atlanta, GA, sells its own barbecue sauce, which you can order online, but any store-bought sauce will work for this smoked chicken wings recipe too.IngredientsWings1 tablespoon chili powder1 tablespoon garlic powder1 tablespoon onion powder1 teaspoon chipotle chile powder1 teaspoon mustard powder4 pounds large chicken wings without tips (16–18), flats and drumettes separatedBarbecue Sauce2 tablespoons unsalted butter½ cup store-bought barbecue sauce¼ cup hot sauce (preferably Texas Pete)1 tablespoon mild-flavored (light) molassesSpecial EquipmentA chimney starter if using a charcoal grill, or a smoker box if using a gas grill; hardwood chunks or chipsRecipe PreparationWingsIf using a charcoal grill, fill chimney starter with charcoal; light and let burn until coals are covered with a thin layer of ash.

Fill this calendar with wine, chocolate, pet treats, you name it!We’ve caught Advent calendar fever this year! From cute foodie calendars to boozy options, to several cheese versions (!), the choices abound. But we noticed that some of them can be difficult to get ahold of, are expensive, or maybe just not quite what we’re looking for.