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Butter Chicken has been our most popular curry blend and has been cooked regularly by Aussie families for 29 years. “Be Happy and Eat Butter Chicken”
Thanks to a perfect selection of spices and coconut cream this recipe will give you a delicious curry with a creamy and silky finish that’s out of this world! I know you all love food with beautiful, bold flavours, and nothing beats sitting down to a fantastic curry to finish off a chaotic day. The aromas alone transport you somewhere else❤️
This curry blend can also be used to make a mild version of tandoori chicken marinade.
This 1 kg jar will cook with approximately 120kg of meat, vegetables or seafood – 600 servings…WOW!
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Paprika, Cumin Seed, Coriander Seed, Chilli Powder, Black Pepper, Cinnamon, Green Cardamom Seed, Fennel Seed, Caraway Seed, Cloves, Bay Leaves, Nutmeg
Produced and blended with Love at The Windmill, Mudgeeraba❤️
Ingredients:
Ingredients for Modern Recipe Method
Ingredients for Traditional Recipe Method
*Garlic and onion should be boiled until soft and pureed or alternatively these can be finely chopped and stir fried.
**Yoghurt and cream can be substituted for 300 ml sour cream
Ingredients for the way we make it at shows
Method:
Modern Recipe Method
Melt the butter and add the onion, garlic and ginger. Sauté until the onion is soft. Lower heat, add the Butter Chicken Curry Masala, mix well, frying until aromatic. If the mixture is too dry, add a small amount of water to enable the spice to fry. Add the chicken and seal well. Add the remaining ingredients. Cook until the chicken is tender and reduce the gravy with the lid off until thick.
Traditional Recipe Method
Melt the butter; add the chillies, ginger and coriander. Sauté for a few minutes on medium heat, add the Butter Chicken Curry Masala, mix well, frying until aromatic. If the mixture is too dry, add a small amount of water to enable the spice to fry. Add the pureed onion and garlic and cook until mixture is well mixed, add the chicken and seal well, and then add the remaining ingredients. Cook until done and salt to taste. To thicken the gravy, simmer with the lid off until reaching the desired consistency. Garnish and serve hot with naan bread or rice and tomato chutney.
Method for the way we cook it at shows
We cook this in a rice cooker but you could use a pan (we advise you do not use a slow cooker as this could overcook the chicken).
Prepare chicken by boiling in a pot until cooked, remove all skin and bones whilst shredding all the meat into a new bowl. Keep 400ml of broth.
In the rice cooker, add 750g of shredded chicken, 400ml chicken broth, the frozen vegetables and tomato paste. Bring to a boil.
Once boiling, add all other dry ingredients. Mix well.
Stir in sour cream, heat thoroughly.
Enjoy.
| Weight | 1.4 kg |
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| Dimensions | 13 × 13 × 21 cm |
| Heat | |
| Size | 1kg, 35.2oz |
| Australian % Ingredients | 14 |
Chicken Tikka Masala is a popular chicken curry with a creamy tomato sauce is excellent served with breads or rice and can also be used as a marinade for tikka (boneless cuts of cubed meat). Recipe below.
Best used for cooking chicken or vegetables.
This 250g jar will cook with approximately 15kg of meat, vegetables or seafood – 75 servings.
Coriander Seed (Dhania) Whole (65g) can be toasted and ground fresh for a potent, lemony flavour that enhances Indian, Latin American, and Middle Eastern dishes. These whole seeds are perfect for those who enjoy the full, fresh flavour of coriander.
Bay Leaf (Laurel) Ground provides a convenient way to infuse dishes with its floral and slightly minty flavour. Ideal for soups, stews, and sauces, it adds depth without the need to remove whole leaves before serving.
Curry Leaves (7g) infuse dishes with a bold, aromatic flavour unique to South Indian cuisine. These leaves are key to authentic curries and lentil dishes, releasing their distinct, slightly citrusy aroma upon being heated in oil.
Szechuan Pepper Whole provides a unique, numbing spice to dishes. Ideal for authentic Sichuan cuisine, these whole peppercorns add a lemony, spicy flavour that’s essential for dishes like mapo tofu and kung pao chicken.
The magic in the box…
Lip smacking Loco Lime and Mongolian Mint Pairing
A fruity minty match, just crying out for a juicy lamb roast or chops. Giving a new and updated twist to the mint sauce we all remember growing up.
Lamb, being a rich and flavourful meat, pairs well with the bright and refreshing flavours of lime and mint. The acidity of lime helps to cut through the richness of the lamb, while the mint adds a cool and herbaceous note that complements the meat’s natural flavour. The combination of these flavours creates a well-balanced and delicious Sunday roast that is enjoyed by the whole family.
Mango Madness and East Coast Buffalo Wing Rub
Mango is such a popular Aussie fruit known for its sweet and tangy flavours. When combined with chicken buffalo wing flavours, the sweetness of the mango helps to balance out the spiciness of the buffalo sauce. Additionally, the acidity in mango can help to cut through the richness of the chicken, creating a well-rounded flavour profile. Overall, the combination of mango and chicken buffalo wing flavours is a delicious and satisfying pairing.
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How to use your seasoning/rub and glaze:
Lightly or generously coat your meat with your seasoning/rub. Up to you based on how much flavour you prefer.
When cooking meat, either on the BBQ, in an oven or a smoker, generously pour glaze over uncooked meat in a dish and with clean hands, turn the meat over to ensure that it is liberally coated on all sides.
For the oven and smoker, cover the meat and cook following the usual cooking instructions. Uncover for the last quarter of the cooking time to allow the sauce to reduce and the sweet stickiness to develop. Re-coat now to personal preference, if required.
On the Barbecue, just cook on the plate or over the grill. The glaze will darken and look burned but that’s okay – and awesome.
The Chinese prickly-ash tree produces reddish-pink berries with little dark seeds that have a citrus aroma, spicy flavour and tongue-numbing affects. Commonly used in Sichuan cooking, they are stir-fried or braised and can be used to make a delicious spicy oil.
Origin: China
This chutney has proven to be very popular. It is sweet and summery with amazing Lime flavour and a good ‘kick’ of chilli at the end.
Care instructions:
Do NOT Refrigerate EVER. Serve with a clean dry spoon and store in the pantry after opening.
This chutney will remain in perfect condition as long as you ensure there is no contamination from food or water particles.
Never return any unfinished portions to the jar or use a serving utensil used for anything else.
This North Indian Korma, traditionally cooked with lamb and featuring cashews, is cooked with yoghurt, cream and/or coconut cream and is only a mild heat – for the whole family.
This 250g jar will cook with approximately 15kg of meat, vegetables or seafood – 75 servings.
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Coriander Seed (Dhania) Whole brings a nutty, citrus flavour to culinary creations, ideal for toasting and grinding fresh or for use in pickling. These seeds are a staple in spice blends, imparting a fresh burst of flavour to a variety of dishes.|
Origin: Sri Lanka (Ceylon)
Verum cinnamon is used for its health benefits and subtle flavour, it MAY help regulate blood sugar levels by improving insulin sensitivity. It may also have anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties, which could help protect against certain diseases such as cancer and heart disease. Additionally, verum cinnamon may have antimicrobial properties that make it effective against certain types of bacteria and fungi. Add a sprinkle to your morning granola or coffee.
What’s the difference between CASSIA and VERUM?
There are two types of cinnamon: Cassia cinnamon and Ceylon cinnamon, also known as true cinnamon. The main difference between the two is their flavour profile and where they come from.
Cassia cinnamon is the more commonly used variety and is native to China, also grown in Vietnam. It has a stronger, sweeter flavour and the the colour may be slightly darker. It is also cheaper and more readily available than Ceylon cinnamon. However, it contains higher levels of coumarin, which can be toxic in large amounts. So, take it easy on the cinnamon donuts 🙂
Ceylon cinnamon, on the other hand, is native to Sri Lanka and has a more delicate and subtle flavour and a more complex aroma. It is also more expensive and harder to find than cassia cinnamon.
Turmeric Madras (2-3% Curcumin) (Haldi) provides a milder flavour and colour than its Alleppey counterpart, perfect for adding subtle warmth and golden hue to dishes without overwhelming them.
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Courtney H (verified owner) –
Best tasting butter chicken curry mix! We kept sharing it with friends and running out so ordering a 1kg to keep us going for longer!
tracey (store manager) –
haha! Courtney, you’d be surprised how often we hear that people have to buy the 1kg to keep friends and family in stock!
Deb Kerkin (verified owner) –
My family love the the Butter Chicken so much that we upgraded to the 1kg bottle this time! It’s our go to simple Sunday night dinner.
Flavour & Spice (store manager) –
1KG!!! You go girl! Glad to hear the family are loving it!
Mick Watt (verified owner) –
Since buying the multi pack of spices at the Canberra Floriade a few years ago, have had to buy multiple 1kg jars of the Butter Chicken spice so we can keep up with the family wanting to eat Butter Chicken. Best spice ever!!