Comments on: Spicy Indian Yogurt Chicken http://hecooksshecooks.com/main-courses/chicken/spicy-indian-yogurt-chicken/ Love. Food. Beer. Tue, 08 May 2012 17:13:54 +0000 hourly 1 By: Sasa http://hecooksshecooks.com/main-courses/chicken/spicy-indian-yogurt-chicken/#comment-241 Sasa Fri, 11 Jun 2010 06:08:58 +0000 http://hecooksshecookswecook.com/?p=199#comment-241 Since I'm unfortunate enough to live in a place with nary a good Indian restaurant in sight, I think I will have to go buy some yoghurt, stat. This looks amazing. Since I’m unfortunate enough to live in a place with nary a good Indian restaurant in sight, I think I will have to go buy some yoghurt, stat. This looks amazing.

]]> By: Angie Food Muse http://hecooksshecooks.com/main-courses/chicken/spicy-indian-yogurt-chicken/#comment-240 Angie Food Muse Tue, 02 Feb 2010 22:28:33 +0000 http://hecooksshecookswecook.com/?p=199#comment-240 I've been looking for some new Indian recipes and this one looks so delicious! I'm printing it out now. I’ve been looking for some new Indian recipes and this one looks so delicious! I’m printing it out now.

]]> By: ShelleyBakes http://hecooksshecooks.com/main-courses/chicken/spicy-indian-yogurt-chicken/#comment-239 ShelleyBakes Wed, 27 Jan 2010 20:45:08 +0000 http://hecooksshecookswecook.com/?p=199#comment-239 Drool. Need to make this. Drool. Need to make this.

]]> By: Ben http://hecooksshecooks.com/main-courses/chicken/spicy-indian-yogurt-chicken/#comment-238 Ben Wed, 27 Jan 2010 18:04:33 +0000 http://hecooksshecookswecook.com/?p=199#comment-238 I didn't know Indian food used a lot of yogurt, but I don't know much about Indian food. One of my culinary resolutions for this year is to learn more about it. I couldn't live without my off camera flashes, I think they are the best investment I've made in photography equipment. Just a suggestion, instead of shooting through the umbrella, point the inside of the umbrella towards your food so the light from your flash bounces from it and use a white canvas opposite of your subject to reduce shadows. I've found this diffuses the light more evenly. :) I didn’t know Indian food used a lot of yogurt, but I don’t know much about Indian food. One of my culinary resolutions for this year is to learn more about it.

I couldn’t live without my off camera flashes, I think they are the best investment I’ve made in photography equipment. Just a suggestion, instead of shooting through the umbrella, point the inside of the umbrella towards your food so the light from your flash bounces from it and use a white canvas opposite of your subject to reduce shadows. I’ve found this diffuses the light more evenly. :)

]]> By: Cate O'Malley http://hecooksshecooks.com/main-courses/chicken/spicy-indian-yogurt-chicken/#comment-237 Cate O'Malley Wed, 27 Jan 2010 14:20:16 +0000 http://hecooksshecookswecook.com/?p=199#comment-237 Yum, Jeff, that looks amazing, and totally has my mouth watering at barely 9 am. Thanks. Re: lighting, have you tried out a Light Scoop yet? I wrote a piece about it a week or two ago - a simple $24 accessory, but so very cool. Yum, Jeff, that looks amazing, and totally has my mouth watering at barely 9 am. Thanks. Re: lighting, have you tried out a Light Scoop yet? I wrote a piece about it a week or two ago – a simple $24 accessory, but so very cool.

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