How to make CHICKEN TIKKA & NAAN BREAD | BRITISH INDIAN RESTAURANT | BIR | CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA
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- Опубліковано 13 тра 2020
- I’m so proud of this recipe and how it turned out. Making authentic tasting Tandoori Chicken Tikka and Naan bread without a tandoor oven is no easy feat but with a little effort and lots of passion, anything is possible. You’ll notice I use NO FOOD COLOURING, it’s not necessary and adds no value to the end product. Give it a go, it really is worth it. Stay tuned for the next recipe, Britain’s favourite curry, the famous CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA, I’ll be incorporating the Chicken Tikka I make here. PLEASE LIKE, SHARE AND SUBSCRIBE!!
Chicken Tikka:
Ingredients:
1.5kg Chicken Breast
1 tsp salt
1 tsp black pepper
2 tsp curry powder (equal parts: cumin powder, coriander powder, chilli powder, turmeric powder)
1 tsp @rajahspices garam massala
3 tbsp geeek yoghurt
2 tsp @rajahspices tandoori masala (optional)
2 tsp @bartingredients smoked paprika
1 tbsp fresh lemon juice
2 tbsp english mustard
2 tbsp garlic & ginger paste
2 tbsp tomato purée
Naan Bread:
Ingredients (6 breads):
500g plain flour (+ extra for dusting)
7g dried yeast
2 tsp nigella/onion seed (kalonji)
2 tbsp sugar
1 tsp salt
200ml warm milk
100ml warm water
2 tbsp oil
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Waow super 😋
Love this version of tikka 😊
Nice video!
Thank you for this video, very easy to make and tasted amazing, really looking forward to trying another.
Wow Shah, this Chicken Tikka was absolutely delicious! Thank you :o)
Great video thanks for sharing!
The Bengali Cook ❤️
u should have teared the naan to show us inside of it..... are both these recipies the exact same as the ones you serve in your restraunts?
Great video Shah! Your chicken tikka looks the business. Just a quick question, would it be preferable to use mustard oil instead of ordinary oil and then omit the English mustard? Thanks
Ian Mcnab Mustard oil, in my opinion, doesn’t really add as much flavour as English mustard in paste form. But no harm in trying it. I love the flavour that English mustard adds to meats.