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Nov 1, 2023Liked by Andrew Janjigian

Much appreciated!

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Yes!! Will def be making this.

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How much cooking liquid from the cooked chickpeas should be used? I usually have several cups or more, but I think that would be too much. Looks delicious!

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Imagine you had two cans of chickpeas and they were covered with liquid: that much. If you need to, put them in a container and cover with liquid, plus a little bit more...

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I presume raw cashews? Looks delicious!

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raw or roasted, doesn't matter, but raw is fine.

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interesting twist with serrano. will have to try it.

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I must have seen it in butter chicken recipes when I was researching it!

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Nov 1, 2023Liked by Andrew Janjigian

Can't wait to make this!! I looooooooove a cashew sauce.....strong holdover from my former vegan days

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let me knowwwwwww

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Hi, do you have a good recommendation for a substitute for cashews? We have a cashew allergy in the family. Would it be possible to sub some coconut milk/cream?

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Yes! Use 1 cup of heavy cream or coconut milk, and reduce the water amount by 3/4 cup.

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Thanks Andrew. Can't wait to try your naan recipe, too...but I will.

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Nov 6, 2023Liked by Andrew Janjigian

I made the chick pea curry over the weekend and used an immersion blender which did not fully pulverize the cashews so it looked a bit strange, but the taste was excellent. I made my own garam masala so did not put in the extra cumin. I will make this again and try using coconut oil or olive oil instead of butter. Thanks!

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Andrew,

I see where you substituted cashews for the heavy cream and was wondering why you didn't substitute a vegan ingredient for the butter (not that it was necessarily the desire, but it would then be vegan friendly). Obviously one could use a vegan fat/oil but do you feel the butter is too important to the flavor of the dish to leave it out/substitute for? Thanks

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It's in the name of the dish, Bill! (Also I always have butter in the fridge, I never have cream.)

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In other words, yes. The butter flavor is central to the original dish. Using oil is nice too, if you avoid butter for any reason.

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Nov 19, 2023Liked by Andrew Janjigian

Just made this for dinner and it is amazingly delicious. Thanks for the recipe, it will be a staple henceforth.

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So glad to hear that, Jason!

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