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Follow this step by step guide to remove the wings, legs and breasts from a chicken. Start by cutting around one wing and then use the heel of your knife to break through the bone. Repeat to remove the second wing. Separate the legs from the body and cut around the thigh join. Break the joint by hand and then cut through with your knife. Separate the drumstick from the thigh by cutting through the joint. To remove the breasts, begin by cutting either side of the wishbone and pulling it out by hand. Cut along the central bone in the centre of the chicken and then cut away the breasts, leaving as little flesh as possible on the carcass. Cut through the wing joint and repeat on the other side. The chicken is now jointed and ready to cook. The carcass can be used to make a stock.
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Recette Plat Aujourd'hui, direction l’Inde sans bouger de sa cuisine avec ce délicieux plat en sauce hyper réconfortant : Le butter chicken ! Des morceaux de poulet bien tendres et cuits dans une sauce onctueuse à base de tomates, de crème, de beurre et de tout un tas d’épices qui vont nous faire voyager. Servi avec du riz basmati ou avec des naans (que vous pouvez réaliser en version express en cliquant juste ici), ce plat emblématique de la cuisine indienne va clairement devenir un de nos incontournables pour nos soirées d'automne/hiver :-) Ingrédients: Marinade: - 600 gr de blancs de poulet - 25 gr de concentré de tomate (1 c. à soupe) - 1 gousse d'ail (écrasée) - 1 petit morceau de gingembre frais - Sel - 2 c. à café de garam massala - jus d'un citron vert Sauce: - 2 c. à soupe d'huile neutre - 1 oignon - 1 grosse gousse d'ail - 1 petit morceau de gingembre frais - 1 c. à soupe de graines de cumin - 1 c. à café de curcuma en poudre - 1 c. à café de garam massala - 15 cl d'eau - 400 gr de tomates pelées (1 boite) - 35 gr de noix de cajou - 20 cl d'eau - 1 c. à soupe d'huile végétale - 50 gr de beurre doux - 10 cl de crème liquide Le riz (optionnel): - 200 gr de riz basmati - 300 ml d'eau - sel - Coriandre fraiche Voir recette sur le site: https://www.ptitchef.com/recettes/plat/butter-chicken-le-plat-indien-par-excellence-fid-1580931
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