chefs of audiforums - chicken tikka
#5
Here's a good recipe that should help... provided you follow it exactly. Not calling you out, but a lot of people miss something in the recipe, then can't figure out why the dish didn't come out right.
btw Epicurious is a great source for recipes.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/fo...N-TIKKA-109308
EDIT: After reading the recipe more closely, I'd recommend the mango/red pepper chutney at the bottom as a great accompaniment.
#6
Not entirely true. I've never used "**** tons" of butter. Paula Dean might, but most won't.
Here's a good recipe that should help... provided you follow it exactly. Not calling you out, but a lot of people miss something in the recipe, then can't figure out why the dish didn't come out right.
btw Epicurious is a great source for recipes.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/fo...N-TIKKA-109308
EDIT: After reading the recipe more closely, I'd recommend the mango/red pepper chutney at the bottom as a great accompaniment.
Here's a good recipe that should help... provided you follow it exactly. Not calling you out, but a lot of people miss something in the recipe, then can't figure out why the dish didn't come out right.
btw Epicurious is a great source for recipes.
http://www.epicurious.com/recipes/fo...N-TIKKA-109308
EDIT: After reading the recipe more closely, I'd recommend the mango/red pepper chutney at the bottom as a great accompaniment.
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