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Chicken Dhansak

Name: Chicken Dhansak
Brand: Currykits

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A sweet and sour dish made using pineapple and lentils. Takeaway menus often describe the dish as “hot, sweet and sour”, and it does encompass all of these flavours. In the curry house version, the heat comes from chilli, the sweet from sugar or pineapple, and the sour from lemon juice. One of our real favourite curries and a best seller. What you recieve: 40g Chicken Dhansak Spice Blend (8 servings) 15g Garlic Paste 15g Ginger Paste A recipe card with details of how to make your perfect curry Selection whole spices to add that extra flavour at the beginning of cooking including: Cumin seeds C

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Chicken Dhansak

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