The McAloo Tikki:
(McDonalds' official page has a smaller image.)
I have seen the onions, tomatoes, Aloo Tikki, and an orange coloured cream inside this burger.
I wish to know what is that cream called and what are its ingredients?
Indian Cuisine – What Is the Orange-Colored Cream Inside McAloo Tikki?
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If the English curry is similar to this, you are missing CREAM!
Here is Kenji Alt's in-depth recreation of the double-double animal-style burger. The core of his technique is:
The process is simple: Sear the patty on one side, and squirt some mustard on it as it sizzles. Flip the patty over so that the mustard cooks into the second side.
The patties are covered with the cheese, then the caramelized onions are applied liberally to a single patty before topping it with the second, fusing all the elements together into a single cheesy, beefy, sweet, oniony, gooey, salty, oozy, crispy, meaty, savory, melty, delicious mess.
He uses basic yellow mustard, btw.
In response to the question from comments about how long to cook, here is what the recipe says:
Add burger patties and cook without moving until well browned and crusty on first side, about 2 1/2 minutes. While they are cooking, spread 1 tablespoon mustard on raw side of each patty with a spoon. Meanwhile, top each bottom bun with up half of spread, 4 slices pickles, 1 slice tomato, and lettuce. Flip patties with a thin spatula so mustard side is down and continue to cook for 1 minute
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Best Answer
I cannot speak to its accuracy as I have no experience with this item or McDonald's at all outside the US, but Time In Kitchen in their recipe for a homemade version indicates:
Then again, according to SipputySup, it is "basically Thousand Island dressing)".
This question itself now appears on the 2nd page of google results when searching for "Aloo Tikki sauce" :-)