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Title: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: 976bar on September 01, 2015, 12:52 PM
Another favourite here at the Uni...

Ingredients
15kg Chicken Breast
Title: Re: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: JennyLou90 on September 30, 2016, 03:33 PM
Hi 976Bar,

This sounds amazing, but where do I even begin to scale down this recipe?

Thanks
Jen
Title: Re: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: PruneBhuna on October 03, 2016, 12:25 PM
10th scale:

1.5kg Chicken Breast – Chopped
45ml Oil
19g Garlic Puree
19g Ginger Puree
35ml Tomato Puree – Dissolved in 100ml of hot water
10g Spice Mix
10g Curry Powder
600ml Kashmiri Masala Paste
5g Salt
45g White Sugar
100g Coconut Milk Powder mixed with 2 Litres Semi Skimmed Milk
250ml Base Sauce
100ml Fresh Cream
2 Banana’s – peeled, cut in half lengthways and then chopped into 3 (each half)
10g Fresh Coriander – Finely Chopped

Title: Re: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: PruneBhuna on October 03, 2016, 12:28 PM
Smaller scale:

500g Chicken Breast – Chopped
15ml Oil
6g Garlic Puree
6g Ginger Puree
12ml Tomato Puree – Dissolved in 100ml of hot water
3g Spice Mix
3g Curry Powder
200ml Kashmiri Masala Paste
2g Salt
15g White Sugar
33g Coconut Milk Powder mixed with 2 Litres Semi Skimmed Milk
84ml Base Sauce
33ml Fresh Cream
1 Banana’s – peeled, cut in half lengthways and then chopped into 3 (each half)
3g Fresh Coriander – Finely Chopped
Title: Re: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: Peripatetic Phil on October 03, 2016, 12:51 PM
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200ml Kashmiri Masala Paste
seems way OTT to me, PB.  15kg:500gm is a ratio of 30:1; 600ml:200ml is a ratio of only 3:1; I suspect you have one too many zeros.

** Phil.
Title: Re: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: JennyLou90 on October 03, 2016, 02:59 PM
Thanks, so try it with 20ml paste?
Thanks for taking the time to descale for me!

Jen

Quote
200ml Kashmiri Masala Paste
seems way OTT to me, PB.  15kg:500gm is a ratio of 30:1; 600ml:200ml is a ratio of only 3:1; I suspect you have one too many zeros.

** Phil.
Smaller scale:

500g Chicken Breast – Chopped
15ml Oil
6g Garlic Puree
6g Ginger Puree
12ml Tomato Puree – Dissolved in 100ml of hot water
3g Spice Mix
3g Curry Powder
200ml Kashmiri Masala Paste
2g Salt
15g White Sugar
33g Coconut Milk Powder mixed with 2 Litres Semi Skimmed Milk
84ml Base Sauce
33ml Fresh Cream
1 Banana’s – peeled, cut in half lengthways and then chopped into 3 (each half)
3g Fresh Coriander – Finely Chopped
Title: Re: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: martinvic on October 03, 2016, 11:31 PM
Quote
200ml Kashmiri Masala Paste
seems way OTT to me, PB.  15kg:500gm is a ratio of 30:1; 600ml:200ml is a ratio of only 3:1; I suspect you have one too many zeros.

** Phil.
Its 6000ml to 15kg chicken in original Phil, so think his maths is correct. Think it's 1.5kg chicken in the 1/10 recipe.
Title: Re: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: Peripatetic Phil on October 03, 2016, 11:58 PM
Thank you Martin -- I did indeed fail to spot the period in one point five kilogrammes.
** Phil.
Title: Re: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: redman1212 on October 04, 2016, 09:12 AM
What's Kashmiri Masala Paste? Not come across that one
Title: Re: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: martinvic on October 04, 2016, 11:31 AM
Thank you Martin -- I did indeed fail to spot the period in one point five kilogrammes.
** Phil.
Yep, no probs, but must admit the full stops and commas don't show up too well.
Title: Re: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: Peripatetic Phil on October 04, 2016, 02:30 PM
I don't think it's helped by the use of ranging ("old-style") numerals; these are correct for books (etc.,) but so rare on the web that I would not recommend their use here.

** Phil.
Title: Re: BULK Kashmiri Chicken Masala
Post by: 976bar on January 28, 2017, 01:58 PM
Hi 976Bar,

This sounds amazing, but where do I even begin to scale down this recipe?

Thanks
Jen

Sorry for the late reply, but the smaller version is already on this site.

http://www.curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php/topic,3585.0.html (http://www.curry-recipes.co.uk/curry/index.php/topic,3585.0.html)