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How to improve dhansak?

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MinnieMountain · 09/07/2024 18:34

DH has made a massive pot of chicken dhansak. He used fresh pineapple which seems to mean it’s missing that lovely sweet-sour flavour.

What can be added to it to make it taste like a proper dhansak?

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AtleastitsnotMonday · 09/07/2024 18:48

Spoon full of mango chutney and a knob of butter

MinnieMountain · 09/07/2024 19:12

Thank you @AtleastitsnotMonday . I suspect it will take a whole jar!

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BobandRobertaSmith · 09/07/2024 19:16

Ooooh… do you have a good dhansak recipe?

MinnieMountain · 09/07/2024 20:47

Unfortunately not @BobandRobertaSmith .

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TheLadyIsAVamp · 10/07/2024 14:06

I always use pineapple in my dhansak, although usually the tinned kind. Did he add tamarind sauce? this is the recipe I usually use.

StiffyByngsDogBartholomew · 12/07/2024 22:21

BobandRobertaSmith · 09/07/2024 19:16

Ooooh… do you have a good dhansak recipe?

Misty Ricardo has turned my curries from "oh was that meant to be curry" to "wow you can make that again". His lamb dhansak is delicious

yes it's a faff making everything but I do massive freezer batches and it's so worth it. My curries are now like going to a takeaway. It helps that I love cooking. You've got to read the book though to really understand how they get the flavours, he talks a lot about the ingredients and methods etc.

i now have a bottle of special infused curry veg oil that has been used for frying stuff like bhajis. I strain it and top up with fresh oil after I've used it and now omg it's phenomenal. Smells like a curry house and really gives a special aromatic edge

https://mistyricardo.com

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