Thursday, February 16, 2023

How to make butter chicken like what comes from restaurants?

I already know how to make a very solid chicken curry, but one thing that I've been trying and failing for a while to perfect is butter chicken.

I simply cannot get the consistency that they get at the restaurants. You know how it's a liquid and creamy when warm, but when you put it in the fridge it almost becomes like a semi-solid?

Right now what I do is I combine a can of tomatoes with a cup of chicken broth, blend that together using an emulsion blender, and then add in cream until it has the color and flavor that I want. It still tastes great, of course, but compared to what I'm going for, it's watery and the flavor doesn't pop as much. What is it that they're doing that I'm not?

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