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FAQ
Butter chicken tends to be creamier and sweeter than chicken curry, with heavier spices. On the other hand, Tikka masala tends to focus more on heat and spice. The two dishes often use similar ingredients: tomatoes, onions, garlic, ginger, and different types of chilies—but they're not quite interchangeable.
One serving of butter chicken has 3 grams of fiber and almost 14 grams of carbohydrates. Is butter chicken a good source of protein? Butter chicken consists of approximately 30 grams of protein per serving. As a result, one serving of butter chicken makes up more than half of your daily protein consumption.
Butter Chicken and Chicken Korma are popular Indian dishes. The former is known for its rich and creamy tomato-based sauce. The latter dish offers a milder yet flavorful experience with yogurt and nut-based gravy. The distinct flavors of Butter Chicken Masala and Chicken Shahi Korma make them stand out.
Taste. Butter Chicken has a milder and creamier taste, while Tikka Masala has a spicier, earthy, and tangier taste. Butter Chicken is a buttery and creamy tomato-based sauce. At the same time, Tikka Masala has a slightly sour and tangy tomato-based sauce.
Other Indian curries that are similar to butter chicken include:
- Chicken korma.
- Chicken makhani.
- Chicken vindaloo (although this dish is typically spicier than butter chicken)
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