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Restaurant‑style Chicken Handi made in a traditional handi (or deep pot) with bone‑in thigh pieces, ghee‑fried garlic, tomato puree, cream and butter for a rich, creamy gravy. The recipe mimics the authentic hotel version while using ingredients you can find at any grocery store.
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