Additive-Free Chicken Curry with S&B Curry Powder

No more need for store-bought curry roux. This curry is super easy, healthy, and safe for kids to enjoy.
The origin of this recipe:
I thought, 'I don't really like store-bought curry roux,' and realized that curry restaurants don't use them either. The dishes made with additive-laden curry roux are so greasy. I wanted to make a curry that's easy to prepare every day, safe, and delicious.
Additive-Free Chicken Curry with S&B Curry Powder
No more need for store-bought curry roux. This curry is super easy, healthy, and safe for kids to enjoy.
The origin of this recipe:
I thought, 'I don't really like store-bought curry roux,' and realized that curry restaurants don't use them either. The dishes made with additive-laden curry roux are so greasy. I wanted to make a curry that's easy to prepare every day, safe, and delicious.
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