This recipe was inspired from a book called “Keeping it Simple” by Yasmin Fahr. The original recipe doesn’t include the chicken – and is also baked but here’s my take on it…
What I love about this is the fresh and vibrant mix of flavours – and it just looks so delicious. Be prepared for the fact that whatever your cook – you will eat – it’s possibly the most moreish dish I’ve ever cooked!
š¶ So here’s what you’re going to need…
- Pack of skinless, boned chicken thighs
- 200g of Chorizo
- 1 x red onion
- 3 x Spring Onions
- Red wine vinegar
- Bunch of Fresh Coriander
- 2 x garlic cloves
- Chilli Powder (hot or medium depending on your preference)
- 500g of fresh, ripe tomatoes
- 1 small tin of sweetcorn
- Salt & Pepper
To serve…
- Soured Cream
- Feta Cheese
- Sliced, pickled Jalapenos
- Nachos
- 1 or 2 Limes
- 1 x ripe Avocado
Method
Preparation
- Light a fire!
- Peel and finely slice the red onion then place in a bowl and cover with red wine vinegar and add a good pinch of salt. Leave to one side as this will be part of the dressing to serve.
- Dice the chicken thighs into bite sized pieces
- Chop the Chorizo into 1cm pieces
- Peel and chop the garlic
- Slice the spring onions putting the white bits with the garlic – and keeping the darker green bits to one side.
- Roughly chop the tomatoes
- Chop the Coriander stalks – and keep the leaves for dressing at the end
- Crumble some Feta cheese into a bowl and put to one side with the pickled red onions and green bits of the spring onions
- Peel and roughly chop the avocado – put this to one side (you can cover with lemon or lime juice to stop it browning if you like)
Cooking
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- Add a good splash of oil to the bowl and allow it to heat up
- When it’s hot, add the diced chicken and chorizo and a good teaspoon of chilli powder – and keep it moving until the chicken is evenly browned.
- Add the chopped garlic, spring onions (the white bits), chopped coriander stalks and a chopped birdseye chilli (if you want HOT!) and fry for a further couple of mins
- Throw in the chopped tomatoes and sweetcorn and cook for 10-15 mins (stirring regularly) until the tomatoes are reduced to a thick sauce.
- Taste… you really do need to taste at this stage. If you want it hotter (spicier) add some more chilli powder…
and that is most of the cooking – now for the fun bit!
To serve, grab a handful of nachos and put them in a bowl and spoon a good helping of the cooked Chicken / Chorizo mix on the top. Now comes the magic. Depending on your tastes and preferences, dress the dish with:
- Soured Cream
- Crumbled Feta Cheese
- Sliced, pickled Jalapenos
- Lime Wedges
- Chopped Avocado
- Pickled Red Onion
- Green bits of spring onions
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