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Chicken Pathia

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shoulderpet
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Chicken Pathia

Post by shoulderpet »

Decided to do a Chicken Pathia at the weekend
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Re: Chicken Pathia

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Looks very nice SB, you're getting a lovely texture to your sauce.
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Re: Chicken Pathia

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Looks really great! Do you use jaggery & Tamarind? and if so do you use Tamarind concentrate?
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Re: Chicken Pathia

Post by shoulderpet »

Thanks, I use lime juice (2 TSP) and tamarind paste (half TSP) as the souring agents and mango chutney (4 tsp) and sugar (2 TSP) for sweetness, I would like to try jaggery but have not so far
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