Chicken Korma, made with condensed milk instead of cream
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Chicken Korma
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Re: Chicken Korma
Condensed milk (the thick, sweet, sickly stuff) or evaporated milk (the thinner, less sweet, much more milky, stuff)?
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Re: Chicken Korma
Condensed milk, obviously no additional sugar added
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Re: Chicken Korma
What quantity of condensed milk did you use SB ?
I've never tried using it, usually cream or evaporated milk.
Is that saffron I can see there ?
I've never tried using it, usually cream or evaporated milk.
Is that saffron I can see there ?
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Re: Chicken Korma
I used around 3 tbsp and it gave a really nice flavour, I might try it with condensed milk and cream, might give a nice complexity to the flavour, yes is Saffron.
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