Chicken mole

0 I found it, for those who don't now: it's chicken in a chocolate and chili sauce (sth like that) 0-

0 And its pronounced mo-lay (not to be confused with a small ground-dwelling mammal). 0-

0 And its pronounced mo-lay (not to be confused with a small ground-dwelling mammal or a dark spot on the skin!) 0-

0 Hence another meaning: spy chicken:)) 0-

0 A particular dish which I am keeping in reserve especially for my parent in law is "chicken thallium". I intend to serve it with small suteed green potatoes and a side salad of rhubarb leaves. Yummmmmm! 0-

0 Scrumptious.. 02br
00What does it mean 01i00side02i00 salad? 0-

0 It's a small salad served with the main course, in an individual little dish. I think in AmE they say "a sald on the side" 0-

0 Oh, yummy, yummy! Will you people stop talking about food? 02br
00I love chicken mole! It's not sweet, by the way, because it's got unsweetened chocolate in it with lots of spices including a lot of ground chili peppers. 02br
00My former gardener, of Mexican origin, once gave me some mole that his mom had sent from Mexico. Home-made, ground by hand, authentic mole.

0 Thanks abbie 02br
00It's unusal to me to eat chicken with chocolate sauce, (although it's unsweetened), but it must be great, it sounds great! 0-

0 Hi Antonia, 02br
00It must be based on Aztec/Inca cooking (I forget which) I make a dish using minced pork, minced beef, sultanas and unsweetened chocolate,& it is very good. The chocolate gives a unique taste, and increases the richness of the dish. 0-