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Chicken/pork Tika,tandoori ,byriani Shish Kebabs , How Please ?
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i just recently tried these in thailand, delicious and very healthy. i want to start making them at hom, i have an asian market near me and i would like to know some good way of cooking them with mushrooms, pinapple,peppers,onlions etc etc.
i can buy nice cheap chicken fillets so i need to know, will i use prkats sauces in jar ( i think not ) or do i buy original tikka/ tandoori powder mix then leave to marinade overnight.
i want these to be my favourite dish so want to get them right. any adieas welcome .
thanks
i can buy nice cheap chicken fillets so i need to know, will i use prkats sauces in jar ( i think not ) or do i buy original tikka/ tandoori powder mix then leave to marinade overnight.
i want these to be my favourite dish so want to get them right. any adieas welcome .
thanks
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.I am trying to help but as I still don't know which recipes you want to cook and if you have any spices to hand already so that you can cook from scratch rather than relying on commercial spice mixes.
As they say on Dragon's Den.....I'm out!
I hope you find something that resembles what you had in Thailand.
As they say on Dragon's Den.....I'm out!
I hope you find something that resembles what you had in Thailand.
Beezaneez - you are being very unfair on and rude to Ecclescake who was doing her best to elicit what you were actually asking for. I'm sorry but there's no point in asking for sauces for different meats plus other random ingredients from different cultures and expecting anyone to come up with sensible answers. And, by the way, please don't buy "cheap chicken fillets" because they'll be from chickens which have had no idea what animal welfare is about.
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Beez, it is difficult to fathom because you are asking for three distinct recipes! A biryani is as far away from a kebab as you could possible get!
Tilly and Scrivens, you can get Indian, Italian and Chinese food etc in Thailand much the same as you can here.....he may well have eaten whatever it was in an Indian restaurant out there.
Tilly and Scrivens, you can get Indian, Italian and Chinese food etc in Thailand much the same as you can here.....he may well have eaten whatever it was in an Indian restaurant out there.
ok sorry if i was bit rash eccles. just wanted to know if i could make shish kebabs with biryani sauce. went today and bought bottle of tikka paste. will see how it goes, maybe add some yogurt and chopped corinder leaves and try it. seen these on a street kart in bangkok, they were out of this world, a thai girl was selling them and they were selling like mad. there were pork kebabs there too i noticed but i got chicken tikka ones with pinapple and onions on them.
Firstly, it's worth remembering that pork isn't eaten (on religious grounds) in many parts of Asia, so you'll find fewer recipes involving pork than using other meats.
However the BBC Good Food website is an excellent source of all types of recipes, so that might well be a good starting point for you:
http:// www.bbc goodfoo d.com/r ecipes
(One of the great things about that website is that it includes reviews of the recipes, so you can see what others think of them).
For example, here's the collection of Thai recipes on that site:
http:// www.bbc goodfoo d.com/r ecipes/ collect ion/tha i
(that's the first of 2 pages)
and here's what a search for 'Tandoori chicken' finds:
http:// www.bbc goodfoo d.com/s earch/r ecipes? query=t andoori +chicke n
However the BBC Good Food website is an excellent source of all types of recipes, so that might well be a good starting point for you:
http://
(One of the great things about that website is that it includes reviews of the recipes, so you can see what others think of them).
For example, here's the collection of Thai recipes on that site:
http://
(that's the first of 2 pages)
and here's what a search for 'Tandoori chicken' finds:
http://
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