My family ate very average foods and thats saying it nicely. It was mostly, chicken, steak, pasta, so many ground beef tacos, and burgers for the first twelve to thirteen years of my existence. My brothers LOVED it, and my two oldest brothers still continue to eat the same diet. Honestly, they are both going to majorly regret the amount of meat they are consuming. Just saying. Sometime during my twelfth or thirteen year, I decided I was so over the steak and started doing some of the cooking. If you really want to get into my whole cooking journey, this is where it began, but I feel like we should try to stay on topic here. So when I started cooking, I would google things, watched a lot of Food Network and eventually started reading food blogs. One thing or another led me to some Indian inspired recipes and I was HOOKED on their spices and flavorsplus any dish you can eat with rice or couscous I am SO in on. Cashew Chicken is a recipe I have seen and known about for ages now, but just never got around to making. Oh man, what a mistake that was. Cashew chicken is the bestI have made this crockpot creamy cashew chicken recipe a little different than it is traditionally made, but you guys It is SO good Think spicy, but not overly so. Think SO creamy, but without any actual cream. And then think super cozy and crazy deliciousHealthy Crock Pot Chicken Tikka MasalaIts the perfect weeknight meal or even weekend meal. You can add everything to the crockpot before work or school or wherever you may be, and then come home to a house that smells in freaking credible and a delicious dinner that is ready to eat SCORE. One little tip I have learned over the years is that, while my family loves the spices used in Indian cooking, turmeric is not one of them. So for this recipe I have adapted it slightly to my familys taste. If you are a huge fan of Indian flavors I highly recommend adding a little garam masala to this. Its still delish without it, but with it there is more of a traditional cashew chicken flavor. Also, you may have noticed that I have become slightly obsessed with edible flowers lately. Honestly, I am just on this whole HUGE flower thing all together. I blame it all on winter, and the need for lots of color in my lifeok and my brother Malachis snapchat of the 9. LA are killing mehighly considering a move to LA. Like HIGHLY. Anyway, I really love edible flowers. Not only do they add a great flavor, but they are so beautiful. Therefore, I have been adding them as garnishes to everything lately. You DO NOT have to do thisbut if you are into flowers too, I say GO FOR IT. The RecipeTO MAKE THIS ON THE STOVE To a blender or food processor, add the cashews, onion, garlic, ginger, Thai red curry paste, graham marsala if using, chili powder, cumin, cinnamon, cayenne and lemon juice. Puree the mixture until completely smooth. If needed, add 12 cup of Almondmilk Cashewmilk, to help the mixture blend. Drizzle a large pot set over medium heat with oil. Once hot, add the chicken and cook for 5 minutes or until the chicken is cooked through. Crescent Rolls Cream Cheese. Add the curry paste, cashew milk, potatoes and red pepper. Cook, partially covered over medium low heat until the potatoes are tender and the sauce has thicken, about 3. Stir in the cilantro and serve as directed. Total Time. Thai red curry paste. Almond Breeze Almondmilk Cashewmilk Original Unsweetened. Combine the chicken, potatoes and red pepper in the bowl of your crockpot. To a blender or food processor, add the cashews, onion, garlic, ginger, Thai red curry paste, graham marsala if using, chili powder, cumin, cinnamon, cayenne, a god pinch of salt and lemon juice. Puree the mixture until completely smooth. If needed, add 12 cup of Almondmilk Cashewmilk, to help the mixture blend. Pour the paste over the chicken. Add the remaining Almondmilk Cashewmilk. Cover and cook on low for 4 5 hours or on high for 3 4 hours. If the sauce is too thick, add more Almondmilk Cashewmilk to thin it, if the sauce is too thin, crank the heat to high on the crockpot and let cook, UNCOVERED for 2. This will thicken the sauce. When ready to eat, stir in the fresh cilantro. Serve with steamed rice fresh cilantro and basil. And DONE. Lets eat P.