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A flavorful, low‑carb Indian‑style garlic chicken made with boneless leg pieces, marinated in lemon and spices, then pan‑fried and finished with a buttery garlic‑onion masala and fresh capsicum. Perfect for a high‑protein, weight‑loss friendly dinner.
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