OmNomNom!

~2 tablespoons olive oil
4 chicken breasts
1 cup chopped onion
Mushrooms (I used canned, lord knows how much; not many?)
~3 tablespoons garlic (um, ish? I think? THERE WAS A LOT OF MINCED GARLIC, OKAY?)
~1/2 teaspoon pink salt
1 cup chicken broth
Rosemary, um, tablespoon or so ground? Maybe more?
3 pinches sumac
~2 to 3 tablespoons lemon juice
1 teaspoon (or so) cornstarch

Turn heat to medium high; let oil heat up. Drop chicken breasts and onion in to cook. Get chicken white on both sides; add in garlic and rosemary, saute for a minute or so and then add sumac, and lemon juice and then wait another minute and add in the broth and the mushrooms. (I would actually have added another 1/2 cup to a full cup of liquid, because I really liked the flavors and would have liked more broth/gravy left once I added the cornstarch.)

Turn to medium-low and cover for 15 minutes. Poke it occasionally.

If you are not a paranoid bitch, another five minutes at this point probably would be fine. I went for another 10, then diced the chicken, took some of the broth, blended it with cornstarch, blended it into the broth, and let it thicken as I added the chicken back.

We served this over slightly-sticky rice that had garlic and onion powder, a bit of lemon pepper seasoning, and some coconut milk in it.

Two weeks ago, one of my friends presented me with a bottle of sauce. She informed me that I would be making a meal out of it for her, right? This jalfrezi sauce was one that I'd never cooked with before, but hey, medium-hot curry sauce? How hard can it be to craft a recipe? The stumbling block, as it turned out, wasn't the food especially since it was the easiest recipe I could think of--it was trying to teach her how to cut vegetables. And what saute means, hand to god.

And trust me, use your deepest fry pan. (Mine's probably about a 4 quart or more pan, and it was almost filled by the time that we were done.)

Three chicken breasts, oven baked with white wine and black pepper, torn into shredded pieces
2 yellow peppers, sliced
3 stalks celery, sliced
1 onion, cut against the grain
2 cans of sliced potatoes
1 can coconut milk
About 1/2 cup white wine, or to taste
2 to 3 cups arborio rice, cooked
Said jalfrezi sauce

Saute the onion, then the celery, then the pepper while the rice cooks. Then, add the potatoes, and heat the vegetables for a few minutes. Then, add in the jalfrezi sauce and mix it quickly with the coconut milk. You're going to let it simmer for about 10 minutes; then cut the coconut taste with the white wine. Wait five minutes and add in your chicken.

Simmer for about 15 more minutes.  Serve over the rice.

(Told ya it was easy.)