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Topic: Mridula Balljekar's Kadhai Restaurant Base Sauce (Read 12068 times)
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DARTHPHALL
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Re: Mridula Balljekar's Kadhai Restaurant Base Sauce
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Reply #10 on:
September 21, 2005, 07:35 PM »
I know what you mean, the many friends i cook for have varied tastes & ask for the Chicken to be cut in either large or small chunks,my preference is small chunks, the size/dimension of a ?2 coin.
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traveller
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Re: Mridula Balljekar's Kadhai Restaurant Base Sauce
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September 22, 2005, 08:02 AM »
Hmm..the chicken was not leathery yesterday! I sliced it in thin strips - chinese style - and it was very tender! This is the first time I actually used a 2 step cooking method in that I made the madras base sauce first and then made chili chicken in coconut. It turned out great!! I am not sure if it qualifies as a "curry" but it was really very good! I will post the recipe today or tomorrow for sure. I have some chicken I will cook today according to a method recommended by someone here when I mentioned the chicken was very tough. But cooking the chicken in the base sauce until it almost al dried up was great - so much flavor in the chicken!!
Payal
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traveller
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Re: Mridula Balljekar's Kadhai Restaurant Base Sauce
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September 22, 2005, 08:05 AM »
I found the technique by DARTHPHALL - i may give that a try today - I am planning on making chicken pakodas with it and it uses cooked chicken to coat in the besan.
Payal
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woodpecker21
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Re: Mridula Balljekar's Kadhai Restaurant Base Sauce
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September 22, 2005, 02:41 PM »
Thats what I always say when I buy them, im always tempted by an offer and ALWAYS regret buying them! I don't think it matters where you get them from I can never get the same results with frozen chicken breasts.
try getting Tescos' healthy option chicken breasts, very little to cut off & throw away quite good vfm as well @ 1kg for ?4.99. i too like chunks of chicken especially when making chicken tikka....
has anyone tried bruce edwards recipe for chicken tikka. i did but due to lack of suppliers of mustard oil i had to use sunflower oil instead. i can honestly say it was perfect but for the aroma no tandoor either so 240 degrees under the grill for 15 mins turning once. it was the best i ever had. only wish i had some ghee to brush it with and had "sizzled" it, again i recommend that anyone of you to try the sizzle
if you need any tips then read KD's book has how to sizzle. to all newcomers i believe it's in the download section on this forum.
regards gary
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DARTHPHALL
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Re: Mridula Balljekar's Kadhai Restaurant Base Sauce
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September 22, 2005, 05:06 PM »
Hi Paast10.
Please do try my method to cook Chicken & let me know if yours turned out as good as mine, i have cooked it several times this way & all the most tender Ive ever cooked, ( remember don't boil the Chicken , just let it reach boil then follow recipe etc..etc.. ). ;D
DARTHPHALL....
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traveller
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September 22, 2005, 05:50 PM »
I will try your method next week - I had a few spoons of the madras sauce left over from yesterday so i decided to finish it up and cook the little bit of chicken I had left. I hope that not boiling the chicken continuously solves all the problems!!! I will let you know when I try it.
Thanks.
Payal
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traveller
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September 24, 2005, 05:57 PM »
I am sorry I havent posted the madras curry sauce recipe yet - got very busy but will do it either sunday or monday for sure. It really was very tasty - not really restaurant style but tasty.
Payal
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