Butter Chicken: The Dish That Doesn’t Die

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December 20, 2024

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Butter chicken has been a staple on Indian restaurant menus for decades. Its familiar flavor profile and warm spices offer curious foodies a gateway into Indian cuisine. One eatery in the East Village, Panna II, has been serving this comfort food since 1975.

 

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