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Piccadilly Spicy Cajun Chicken

Subject: Piccadilly Spicy Cajun Chicken
From: Nico
Date: 6/6/2021, 1:50 PM
To: phaedrus@hungrybrowser.com


On 6/6/2021 10:24 AM, Nico wrote:

Hello from Georgia. I was excited to see that you had Piccadilly’s Spicy Cajun 
Chicken Recipe on your site but the link appears to be deactivated. 
Any chance you still have access to this recipe?  Thanks!

Nico

Hi Nico,

Yes, I have it. Notice that this is a cafeteria recipe and it makes 3 gallons of the dish. You'll need to cut it down to size for however much you want to make.

Phaed

Piccadilly Cafeteria Spicy Cajun Chicken

Ingredients

3 lbs        oleo
6 ozs        cornstarch
4-1/2 qts    water
4-1/2 TBSP   Worcestershire Sauce
6 TBSP       granulated garlic
6 tsp        whole oregano
3 TBSP       basil
3 TBSP       salt
3 tsp        black pepper
2 TBSP       cayenne pepper*
10 lbs       cooked chicken meat(cut 2-1/2" x 1/2")**
1-1/2 lbs    green bell pepper(diced 1/2")
4-1/2 lbs    fresh tomatoes(diced 1/2")
12 lbs       cooked white rice

Directions

1. Melt oleo in roast pan or round brazier on range top on medium heat.
2. Add cornstarch to water, hand whip until smooth, and add to oleo. Stir until
   well blended.
3. Add Worcestershire Sauce, garlic, whole oregano, basil salt, black pepper
   and cayenne pepper. Stir until well blended.
4. Add cooked chicken meat, stir and cook over medium heat approximately 10
   minutes.
5. Add diced bell pepper and tomatoes. Stir and cook approximately 2 minutes.
6. Serve 10 ozs on full order over 4-1/2 ozs rice.

Makes 3 gallons or 42 full orders.

Notes
*  Amount of cayenne pepper may be adjusted to suit customers in certain localities.
** Leftover cooked chicken may be used. Remove all breading and skin and be very
   careful not to include bones or veins.