Curried chicken is a favorite of Indians, Britons, and people from other parts of the world like Asia and the Caribbean. It’s a comforting and delicious combination of flavors. National Curried Chicken Day was established to honor this delicious dish.

Chicken curry, which was first made in India approximately 8000 years ago has a long history of being used in Indian kitchens. This dish is now loved by many people from all walks of life and has been popularized in other parts of the world over recent years.

Curried chicken is a British specialty that dates back to the 1700s. This could be linked to the British Empire’s rise as explorers brought back recipes from their travels. The first British recipe of chicken curry was published in The Art of Cookery Made Plain & Easy in 1747 by Hannah Glasse. The recipes evolved and added spices as time went on.

In 1940, General George S. Patton and President Franklin D. Roosevelt were served curried chicken. The recipe was created by a Georgia woman. The dish was known as “country captain” at that time.

The dish was first used in 1953 to celebrate Queen Elizabeth II’s coronation. The Brits love chicken curry, and all kinds of curry, just like the rest of the world!

National Curried Chicken Day (also known as National Chicken Curry Day) is the perfect time to celebrate this delicious dish. This dish is perfect for families, as it falls in the middle of winter in northern hemisphere.

National Curried Chicken Day is a delight for the tastebuds! There are many ways to celebrate and get excited about it! These are some ideas you might like:

It is possible to enjoy your favorite Indian restaurant or curry house by following a few simple steps. You can either make a reservation ahead of time or simply go to the restaurant and ask for a table. Enjoy curried chicken dishes with rice and naan bread and then go wild!

Although some curried chicken recipes can be complicated, most people can make them if they follow a recipe. National Curried Chicken Day will require many spices to make this dish. These spices could include ground coriander and cumin, turmeric, black pepper, cinnamon, black olives, mustard, cloves, and fennel seeds. These spices bring out the wonderful flavors of chicken curry.