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YoungKoolness17 Posted on Sun Dec 11 2011
It was a pleasure listening to you mr indian chef
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Mobile Home Gourmet Posted on Tue Dec 27 2011
I never thought to brown a chicken over an open flame. Great idea. The one change I would make is to use stock rather than water. Other than that, this dish looks excellent.
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G. Praveena Posted on Fri Jan 06 2012
Hi sanjay...i really like the way of ur cooking..very easy to follow even for beginners..n da chk curry is mouthewatering...my grandma alos cook in da same way....thanks a lot for remembering our traditional dishes ..u r the best chef..keep rocking
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ramu goud Posted on Sat Feb 04 2012
Hi , Your recipe was really amazing, chicken curry tastes awesome, thanks for the post..........
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