While I was in the UK last I popped into a shop to get some herbs, naturally I became distracted and I picked up an Enchilada Kit and also some soup that I’ve not seen before.
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West African Chicken and Peanut Soup; certainly sounded different, but would be it Glorious! or just Glorious?
To start with this is a pot that will feed two people (even with my generous portions). I did laugh at the ingredients, when it has peanuts in the title, is it really necessary to add a warning on the back as well?
![Glorious West African Chicken and Peanut Soup Glorious West African Chicken and Peanut Soup](http://m5.paperblog.com/i/51/518832/glorious-west-african-chicken-and-peanut-soup-L-pSiKQV.jpeg)
My first thought whilst this was heating up is that it smelt like satay chicken – but seeing as that is chicken and peanuts as well, it’s hardly surprising.
This is a very filling soup, definitely a dinner soup and it is quite frankly delicious with good size chunks of chicken.
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Not having eaten anything from West Africa before, I can’t say whether or not it was authentic, it wasn’t overly spicy, but I would buy it again in a heart beat.
Just be aware of the amount of saturated fat in it…