For chicken lovers, any dish is good enough if it has a few juicy chunks of chicken. If you, too, identify as a real chicken fan, you would understand the pain of going to a well-to-do restaurant and not finding your favorite chicken dish on the menu. If you have been to any Indian restaurant or any Indian’s home, you have probably tried some version of this dish. The flavors are more intense as you taste the gravy the garlic, onion, tomatoes, and complete spices with yogurt bust your mouth with joy. The biggest difference between most home-made versions of this dish and what they offer up in restaurants is a little more refinement and effort in making everything pastes instead of simply dicing and having chunks in the sauce and also the time taking to slow fry and caramelize the paste to intensify the flavors of the spices and onions and tomatoes. They also use a lot more oil and ghee. Once you have this Masala paste, which you can make ahead and store, the rest of the currying ...