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A buttermilk soak is the real secret to Southern fried chicken - its acidity tenderizes the meat overnight while the proteins in the milk help the seasoned flour coating cling on thick. Double-dredging (flour, then buttermilk again, then flour again) is what builds those craggy, extra-crunchy ridges that separate great fried chicken from merely good.

Originally created at Delhi's Moti Mahal restaurant as a way to use up leftover tandoori chicken by simmering it in a buttery tomato gravy, murgh makhani has since become one of the most recognized Indian dishes worldwide. Slow-simmering the tomato base here, rather than rushing it, is what builds the deep, mellow sweetness that balances the warm spices and cream.