Tandoori Chicken Restaurant Recipe

Tandoori Chicken Restaurant Recipe watched by Anjum Anand at Gaylord Restaurant.

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25 Responses to “ Tandoori Chicken Restaurant Recipe ”

  1. fezan84 says:

    Hahaha I love the part when he’s just throwing spices into the yogurt at breakneck speed and throws gharam masala in twice. Also, I bet the chef didn’t understand a few things the lady was saying.

    Still, he looks like a great chef and that’s some great looking chicken!

  2. wanita711 says:

    oh my God iam hungry now hahahahah

  3. mubbbu says:

    rushed marinade, crap! and nobody I know uses methi!

  4. SROMasterful says:

    Gaylords Chicken!^^ Would I visit there?! Hmm.. lol

  5. kajubaju says:

    I think he is lieing about the ginger garlic paste being green. Its not green due to green chilies its green due to oxidation.

  6. salilbibikar says:

    Seems to be a very simple recipe.
    unless……he’s trying to fool the lady by adding garam masala twice while he’s actually adding his own secret masala, the second time

  7. chefcommons says:

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  8. almostsk8erboi says:

    omg the dude is so fast

  9. mrcaassy says:

    Maybe different people have their own versions! That normally happens in culinary traditions he probably cooks it to how he likes it, no it doesn’t mean it’s wrong.

  10. Bavarocos says:

    Im sure he added colouring, before the rest of the chilli powder and lemon juice

  11. joyjoyooO says:

    im hungryyyyyyyy

  12. fonzi0was0cool says:

    this is a fake recipe !

  13. Desi4evah says:

    SLURRRRP!!!

  14. Desi4evah says:

    @wanita711 me too!!!

  15. wanita711 says:

    this is very deliciouse, every saturday iam always go to india restaurant LOL !!!!

  16. JimmyChiffels says:

    gaylord restaurant? lol
    The guy is really good..

  17. deekay1066 says:

    Good recipe..shame about the compere, very rude and talks toooo much!!

  18. TheLilmizzzz says:

    he used his bare hands to mix the spices with the yogurt YUCK

  19. januavi says:

    I swear by God that this is a true recipe because i tried it today for a bbq and everyone gave their thumbs up. However i added corinader powder into the marinade too and i used methi seeds (grinded) because i couldn’t get methi powder. The colour comes from the paprika (not chilli powder) or kashmiri chilli powder has a very nice colour too. I give this post a five star!! thanks!

  20. asdube says:

    Oh man, use a spoon to mix man!

  21. jamiealsharpton says:

    oH God,…. Y hE usEs hiS fcukIn hAnds For mArinatIn D chiCken,….bE hygEnIC mAN,……! ANy RecepiE is gUD!

  22. sb321 says:

    All those saying he used his bare hands, thats how the chicken is coated. I’m sure he has washed his hands and knows the basic concepts of hygiene being a chef.

  23. MrSubhanallah says:

    Between 2:15 and 2:30 , it appears this master chef is either jizzing his pants over the chicken he just made or salivating in more places than one watching our collagen-infested BBC host struggling unsuccessfully to capture the essence of a TRUE Indian/Hyderabadi dish in her I-have-no-identity-neither-fully-Indian-nor-partly-English-just-pretending-to-be-one kinda way.
    As for our jizzing chef, he is original, so is his recipe. He gets 5 stars, the girl gets a collagen shot…in her ear lobes.

  24. mail4asim says:

    I agree.. that didn’t look very professional.

  25. marek0086 says:

    Tandoori Oven = fire pit!

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