One Pot Chicken Dhansak (BIR) Indian Restaurant Recipe | No Nonsense Simple Cooking Method For All


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INGREDIENTS: 500G CHICKEN 1 TBSP GHEE, 4 TBSP OIL 2 CARDIMON, 1 CINNAMON, 1 BAY LEAF 1 DICED ONION 1.5 …

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  1. Tony Joe
    Tony Joe says:

    Oh my days. Tried this last night and my wife and I agreed, this was the best dhansak we've had since our favourite restaurant/takeaway moved away 15 years ago. About 35 years ago that takeaway opened up and I had no idea what was what then with curries. The owner spent 30 minutes with me asking what I liked and served me a curry that was spot on, he said if you don't like this you can have your money back. The name of that curry……chicken dhansak. We've tried every curry house in the area but none of them could quite hit the mark. But your recipe has smashed it. Thank you so much for sharing this.

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  2. Lulabelle Gnostic
    Lulabelle Gnostic says:

    I love ❤❤❤❤❤ this channel. I have spent ££££££££ on ‘indian cookery books’ and the results have been abject failure. Every single recipe i have tried from this channel has been OUTSTANDING. THANK YOU.

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  3. Ian Horne
    Ian Horne says:

    Love your recipes. I noticed your recipe list above didn't show the sugar you added or the lemon wedges. I guess it wouldn't matter so much with the sugar, but the lemon would make a difference. Thanks for a great recipe!

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  4. Selina Snowdon
    Selina Snowdon says:

    Great recipe, so envious of your gas hob, rentals here in Canada come with an electric hob, I’ve never cooked on electric before I moved here, I hate it, bought camping stoves so I do get to cook on gas

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  5. chris Cmstorm
    chris Cmstorm says:

    Stunning Latif bro……………. I kind of made an error other day, I took out a roast of beef (bot on sale £8 nearly 2kg) from freezer and thought How the heck do i turn it into a curry? Wrong cut of meat etc etc…… Day 1 I cooked it until pink (prob 20 mins less than advertised) and let it rest overnight in safe place, Day 2, I cut off about 6 lovely slices for sarnies yum and diced up the meat into probably 3cm pieces. Made my sauce and paste in one pan, added meat and spiced the bugger up to no end, my wife and I have just finished the 3 days we got out of it and this is the first time I did not use Any curry sauces! I just thinking about your method of getting the spices into the dish without burning and then let it bring itself to life, I think I even usd the same Pan as you lol…………. It was stunning my friend; I know Beef is not of the menu but all we had in freezer that was on offer that day. Bravo Latif, my wife not a big spice(hot) loveer like me but I managed to find a compromise with a tin of cononut milk. Keep er lit bro, eventually i will have everthing in place to follow your recipes to a tee, Chris

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