Gluten-Free Chicken Curry
A coconut chicken curry that feels like a takeaway but uses simple supermarket ingredients.
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Meal prep on basilly means practical storage, reheating, food safety, leftovers, and shopping-list friendly ingredients.
Recipe matches
109
Fastest match
5 min
Lowest serving
£0.36
Average rating
4.7/5
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Stews, curries, chilli, rice bowls, egg bakes, pasta bakes, salads with sturdy ingredients, and tray bakes usually hold well.
Most cooked meals should be cooled quickly, refrigerated, and eaten within a few days, but always follow the recipe storage notes.