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Chicken Dopiaza

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Put 2 tablespoons of the oil in a large heavy pan and set over a medium-high heat. When hot, add the diced onion, ginger, fenugreek and garlic and fry for 8 minutes or until the onion has softened and turned golden brown.

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1

large

White onion, thinly diced

1

piece

Fresh root ginger, 7.5cm/3 inch, peeled and grated

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Paul F

17 days ago

Lamb Dopiaza, with three large onions folded in. Super. I much prefer it to chicken.

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Tom R

25 days ago

What pans do you use?

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Nisha

23 days ago

these are eaziglide or copper stainless steel

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Paul F

25 days ago

Very quick. Tastes great. Could have maybe done with another large onion.

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Nisha

23 days ago

Yes always a good idea

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Paul F

a month ago

Is that a small green chilli, or a large one to be pierced? Do I just prick it with fork in several places? For the seperate pan of onions, it says add salt. Should that not be sugar if the onions are to be caramelised? Thanks, in advance.

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Nisha

a month ago

Now then - salt draws the water out of onions and helps them caramelise so salt is good. For the chili yes just take a large on and pierce it twice with a sharp knife

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Nick B

2 months ago

I love this recipe. I remember asking Nisha if she had a recipe for Chicken Dhansak, she cooked it the following week on 'This Morning'. I like to think of the recipe as being just for me but shared with everyone! Lol The last time I cooked it i did it with prawns instead of chicken.. delicious!!!

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Nisha

2 months ago

This looks amazing! You request and I listen!

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Chicken Dopiaza

Cook

40m

Ingredients

Method

Turn cooking mode on

Step 1

Put 2 tablespoons of the oil in a large heavy pan and set over a medium-high heat. When hot, add the diced onion, ginger, fenugreek and garlic and fry for 8 minutes or until the onion has softened and turned golden brown.

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4

M

I

8

tbsp

Vegetable oil

1

large

White onion, thinly diced

1

piece

Fresh root ginger, 7.5cm/3 inch, peeled and grated

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Paul F

17 days ago

Lamb Dopiaza, with three large onions folded in. Super. I much prefer it to chicken.

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Tom R

25 days ago

What pans do you use?

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Nisha

23 days ago

these are eaziglide or copper stainless steel

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Paul F

25 days ago

Very quick. Tastes great. Could have maybe done with another large onion.

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Nisha

23 days ago

Yes always a good idea

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Paul F

a month ago

Is that a small green chilli, or a large one to be pierced? Do I just prick it with fork in several places? For the seperate pan of onions, it says add salt. Should that not be sugar if the onions are to be caramelised? Thanks, in advance.

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Nisha

a month ago

Now then - salt draws the water out of onions and helps them caramelise so salt is good. For the chili yes just take a large on and pierce it twice with a sharp knife

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Nick B

2 months ago

I love this recipe. I remember asking Nisha if she had a recipe for Chicken Dhansak, she cooked it the following week on 'This Morning'. I like to think of the recipe as being just for me but shared with everyone! Lol The last time I cooked it i did it with prawns instead of chicken.. delicious!!!

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Nisha

2 months ago

This looks amazing! You request and I listen!

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