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No Butter?
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No Milk?
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⚠ Contains Allergens
Place a pan on the stove and light the fire. Add a little oil to the pan.
Add 80g of unsalted white butter to the pan. Once melted, add 1 full deep teaspoon of garlic paste and 1 full teaspoon of ginger paste. lightly on low flame until fragrant.
Add the cut chicken pieces to the pan. Stir and cook until the chicken changes color and turns completely white.
Once the chicken has changed color, add 1/2 teaspoon of salt, 1/2 teaspoon of red chili powder, and approximately 1/4 teaspoon of turmeric powder. Mix well to coat the chicken with the spices. Ensure to add the spices before the chicken's natural water completely dries out to prevent them from burning.
Briefly flambé the chicken for added flavor (optional). Then, add approximately 1.5 cups of strained tomato paste to the chicken. Stir well and bring the mixture to a boil. Ensure all ingredients are finely processed for a smooth gravy.
Increase the heat and cook the gravy until the excess water from the tomatoes has evaporated and the gravy thickens. The chicken should be almost cooked through by this point.
the heat. Add 3 heaped tablespoons of finely ground cashew powder, 2 pinches of finely ground cinnamon powder, and 2 pinches of finely ground cardamom powder. Mix thoroughly until well combined.
Add 3-4 teaspoons of milk pack cream to the gravy. Stir gently on very low heat, being careful not to overcook, as this can cause the cream to separate. The dish is now ready.
Turn off the heat and dish out the butter chicken into a serving bowl. Garnish with a light sprinkle of black pepper, a thin drizzle of cream, and freshly chopped coriander.
• Use unsalted white butter for the best flavor.
• Add spices before the chicken's natural water dries out to prevent burning.
• Ensure all ground ingredients (cashew powder, cinnamon, cardamom) are very finely powdered for a smooth gravy texture.
• Do not overcook the chicken after adding cream, as it can cause the cream to separate into oil.
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