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Wednesday, September 29, 2004

Elevate leftovers to star of game day


The Midnight Gourmet

By Nick Tolbert
Enquirer contributor

I've never had problems with women, especially when they find out I can cook. One woman, however, was different. When I cooked a meal, she would clean her plate. But she wouldn't eat leftovers the next day.

"I never ate leftovers growing up," she said.

I grew up eating beans and cornbread six days a week, and I was lucky to get chicken on Sundays.

I still use leftovers. This football season I'm turning leftovers into snacks to be eaten while watching the big games.

Here's a recipe that uses up stale bread and leftover chicken.

Canapes Currie de Poulet

Toasted bread (as needed)

Cooked chicken

1/2 cup cream of coconut

1/2 cup mayonnaise

11/2 tablespoons curry powder

1 tablespoon lemon juice

Salt and white pepper to taste

Cut the chicken into small pieces and place in a food processor. Pulse until a fine texture is obtained. Add the remaining ingredients except the bread and mix until blended. Toast the bread lightly. Top with a smooth, even layer of chicken curry spread. Cut the bread into the desired shapes, such as squares, circles or diamonds, being sure to wipe the knife blade clean after each cut. Garnish each canape as desired. Makes 25 canapes.

Contact the Midnight Gourmet by phone: (513) 362-2723; Web site: themidnightgourmet.com




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