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Recipe Chicken Tikka Masala |
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| Chicken Tikka Masala originated in UK. The dish has two parts, Tikka or a Kebab, and Masala used as a dip.
It was developed by Indian restaurant owners about 50 years ago for the British palate. During 1980s, the 'English' demanded their Chicken Tikka Masala at five star restaurants in Delhi, restaurants obliged. Thereafter, it spread to Bombay. Indian restaurants in United States finally started to offer the dish in mid 1990s. In April 2001, Robin Cook, the foreign secretary, proclaimed 'Britain is not a single Anglo-Saxon race, but a gathering of different races. Chicken Tikka Masala, is now Britain's true national dish'. The ingredients and cooking technique varies from restaurant to restaurant. However, two elements remain common; spicy roasted/baked chicken, and creamy colorful aromatic sauce served on-side. The Chicken is called Chicken Kebab, and the sauce is called Tikka Masala. British are so proud of their national dish and rightfully so, that almost a scandal broke out when some restaurants started to use artificial food color. Here, I will give my own version of Chicken Tikka Masala. The color will be from natural spices, I wouldn't want to offend our 'English', after all it is their major contribution after the Raaj. Kitchen Tested By: Amit Aggarwal, Canada
IngredientsChicken Kebab Marinate MethodStep 1: Chicken Kebab: Mix all ingredients except chicken. Add chicken and put it in a refrigerator for at least 12 hours. Remove chicken from marinate. Thread Chicken on Skewers. |
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