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A quick, comforting Jamaican homestyle chicken (also known as stew‑down chicken or fry‑and‑cook‑down). Bone‑in pieces are seasoned, shallow‑fried for deep color, then simmered in a light tomato‑ketchup‑soy sauce gravy with aromatic vegetables. Served best with rice and peas.
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