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2. Enter the chicken, stir until it changes color. Add carrots & beans, mix well
3. Add curry powder & chili powder, stir. Add pepper, sugar, salt & mushroom broth, mix well. Taste correction. Cook until the spices absorb & dry
Lift & set aside
1. Bhn. A : mix bh. dry, add white butter & margarine, mix well. Gradually add cold water while kneading until smooth. Round it up, cover with a wet cloth (always cover with a wet cloth, so the dough doesn't dry out)
2. Bhn. B : mix all ingredients, stir until smooth (no need to knead). Close & let stand 15min
3. Take 1 bag of dough A, roll it flat, add dough B on top, wrap it tightly. Do it until you get 12 circles. Close & let stand 30min
4. Take 1 round dough, roll it thin lengthwise, roll it. Then turn the direction (the one that rolls with holes upwards), rolls thinly lengthwise (longer than the first roll). Roll again & compact, do until done, cover.
5. Take 1 roll of dough, cut it into 2 equal bags. For the cut center side (which is clearly layered) at the bottom, roll it flat round. Give the filling as it is, fold it over the filling, close it & twist it like a pastel. Do it until you get 24 Karipap
6. Heat the oil a bit (don't overheat the oil so it doesn't burn). Fry until evenly cooked. Lift, drain
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