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Not really those are just different names for the same slaughtered animal in the same unheallthy gravy, different restaurants just have different names for them.Jimmy said:There are so many chicken dishes that are served in Indian restaurants that use the same curry. They just add some coloring to m ake it look different and maybe one extra ingredient lol. For example, chicken tikka masala, chicken makhani, and chicken korma!!
i HATE that - i can't understand why people still use it. They should use a sachet d' epicesJeeti said:whoever mentioned the NO LECHI thing...so true man.
I can't stand when you're eating something and u just crunch down on a lechi...nasty...the taste never goes away.
YAY! for the vegitarians =)justAguy said:On a side note to all, you can actually substitute the chicken with a soy alternative and it tastes amazing.
I mean it's still really unhealthy but, I tried it once came out amazing.
If you go to Whole Foods, there is a small section of meat alternatives, which are actually becoming more widely available to regular supermarkets.
justAguy said:Jimmy said:There are so many chicken dishes that are served in Indian restaurants that use the same curry. They just add some coloring to m ake it look different and maybe one extra ingredient lol. For example, chicken tikka masala, chicken makhani, and chicken korma!!
Not really those are just different names for the same slaughtered animal in the same unheallthy gravy, different restaurants just have different names for them.
LOLLLL my mom puts a chaah paati in the chaah when she makes it. i guess il throw that in my butter chicken too.Jaideep said:\\chef shinderpaul dhillon said:i also put in lechi? b.c i always see my mom put it in when she makes chai.
what does chai have to do with butter chicken? lol