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Prepare butter chicken curry paste from the manufacturer Kitchenens of India. You can buy it online, and they sell it at E-Mart
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For vegetables, onions are a must, and the rest of the ingredients can be prepared with vegetables that you like at home
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It's good to cut vegetables into small pieces
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I cut the chicken breast into big pieces
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Stir-fry 3 slices of butter and onions in a skillet heated over medium-low heat.
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It's better to stir-fry the onions for a long time until they turn brown, but it's okay to stir-fry them until they're golden brown
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When the onions are golden brown, add the chicken and stir-fry on medium heat with a little pepper
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When the chicken is golden brown, stir-fry the rest of the vegetables
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When the vegetables are half-cooked, put aside the ingredients, add the curry paste, pour 500ml of milk and mix well.
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The texture is very thick, so you have to put all the ingredients in and crush them on the bottom of the pot
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After dissolving the curry finely, you have to boil it gently for about 20 minutes with a lid on medium heat, stirring occasionally, to properly taste the Indian curry.
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After 20 minutes, adjust the concentration If you want to make it watery and pour it on the rice, add milk or water and boil it for another 5 minutes. If you want to mix it with rice with naan or bread, you can stop boiling it If it's seasoned, add a spoon of ketchup and mix it well. It's done
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Kitchen of India's Butter Chicken Curry to eliminate the need to go to a curry restaurant. If you put yogurt on top of the curry and eat it with hot tortilla, this is just an Indian restaurant
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If you want to make a proper curry at home instead of eating out at an expensive restaurant, try making it as it is