Broiler chicken is cooked with spices and onions, garnished with fried onions, earning the name Dopeaza for its double onion use.
Exactly same as butter masala, only difference is boneless diced chicken is used.
Exactly as chicken masala, only difference is boneless diced chicken is used.
Chicken is cooked in a tomato-Worcestershire sauce gravy with vegetables, enhanced with ajinomoto, and garnished with celestine.
Chicken is cooked in a white gravy of posto, charmagoj, onion, garlic, ginger, sour curd, and green chilies, without red chili or turmeric, and topped with double cream.
Chicken cooked in charmagoj, posto sour curd, red chilly gravy, with butter as topping. garnished with makhna.
Country chicken is stir-fried in dalda with charmagoj, posto, red chili, fried onions, garlic, ginger, sour curd, metha aatar, and rose/keora water, creating a rich, oily gravy.
Tandoori chicken is cooked in a rich gravy of posto, charmagoj, onion, garlic, ginger, sour curd, and red chili paste, then topped with double cream and butter.
Chicken pieces cooked in charmagoj, posto, red chilly, onion, garlic, ginger sour curd, dessicated coconut(kopra) gravy.
Chicken is cooked in charmagoj, posto sour curd, tomato puree gravy, flavoured with kasuri methi.
Country chicken is cooked in sour curd, spices, and aromatics, with a medium dalda base and a flowing gravy.
Chicken pieces cooked in onion tomato, salt, pepper, red chilly coriander,turmeric, & kopra gravy garnished with grated mewa.
The gravy resembles butter masala but without butter or double cream, having a sticky consistency. The chicken is fried instead of tandoor-baked.
Same as chicken, only difference is country chicken is used here in place of broiler & garnished with silver paper (tabak).