Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chicken. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 07, 2015

Chicken/Fish Cutlet

This is a very tasty recipe for making cutlets. My mom makes beef and chicken cutlets. I have ventured to try fish and vegetable ones too. They are yummy and like they say, no one can have just one.
Ingredients:
  1. 2 big size potatoes mashed
  2. Bunch of cilantro
  3. 6 green chilies
  4. 1 onion finely cut
  5.  2 cup ground chicken or beef OR 2 cans tuna
  6. 1 tsp red chili powder
  7. ¼ tsp turmeric powder
  8. 3 egg whites
  9. 4 bread slices
  10. Oil
  11. Salt to taste
Method:
  1. Heat the bread slices in microwave till they become stiff. Grind them in grinder to make breadcrumb powder. The powder should be fine.
  2. Fry onion and green chilies. Add chili and turmeric powder.
  3. When onion turns transparent, add tuna/chicken/beef and fry till cooked/done. Keep aside for cooling it down.
  4. Mix this fried mixture with mashed potato, cilantro and salt to make dough.
  5. Divide the dough to make oval shaped patties with this dough. Size is around 3“ long and ¾ “ thick. Press it in centre to flatten it a bit.
  6. Roll this patty in egg white and then in breadcrumb powder. Make sure that the patty is coated completely in this powder. To make crunchier cutlets, repeat this step.
  7. Deep-fry the patties till the color turns golden brown.
  8. Remove the patty from oil, strain oil and place them on tissue to remove excess oil
Serves 4
Serving suggestion: Serve hot with tomato ketchup

Friday, January 20, 2012

Chilly Chicken

In the mood for some indo chinese today...Dug up this awesome recipe from Mommy dearest!! Love you mom!

Ingredients:
1 Medium sized skinless, boneless chicken
5 tsp Corn flour
1/2 tsp Pepper powder
2 Spring Onions
7-8 Green Chillies
2 tsp Soya sauce
1/4 tsp Ajinomoto
1 cup Chicken Stock
Oil
Salt

Masala paste:
Grind following ingredients to a smooth paste
10-15 flakesgarlic
1" ginger

Method:
  1. Cut chicken into 1 inch sized cubes
  2. Marinate chicken with 3 tsp corn flour, half tsp salt, half tsp pepper powder and half masala paste (See Alternate Marination)
  3. Keep aside for some time
  4. Heat 4 table spoon oil, fry chicken pieces little at a time.
  5. Keep fried chicken pieces aside
  6. Add to remaining oil spring onions (cut thin slices),remaining masala paste, green chillies.
  7. Let it cook on slow gas.
  8. Add sauce, ajinomoto, half tsp salt, 2 tsp corn flour(blend in little chicken stock).
  9. Add chicken pieces, one cup chicken stock .
  10. Cook on slow gas til chicken is tender.
Alternate Chicken marination :
2 tsp vinegar
2 tsp soya souce
1tsp chilli pdr
ginger garlic paste
half tsp pepper pdr
salt
Enjoy with ..well...goes with anything. Tonight I am gonna have with Mommy's Indo Chinese Fried Rice!

Monday, April 09, 2007

Kerala style chicken curry

On all our festivals, we have to begin our day with appam and chicken curry. I took it for granted during those days. I crave for it now. Yumm Yumm Yummmyyyyy.

Ingredients:
1) Chicken- cleaned and cut into 1-2 inch pieces - 1 kg

2) lemon juice - 2 tbsp
3) coriander powder - 1 1/2 tbsp
4) yogurt - 1/2 cup
5) salt

6) Onion -1/2
7) Fennel seeds - 1 tsp
8) cloves- 2
9) cardamom - 2
10) cinnamon sticks - 3
11) bay leaves- 2
12) greeen chilies - 5
13) ginger- 1 inch
14) garlic - 3 cloves
15) poppy seeds - 1 tsp
16) curry leaves - few

17) Onion, cut lengthwise - 1 1/2
18) corriander powder- 1 tbsp
19) red chilli powder - 1 tsp
20) turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
21) chicken masala - 3 tbsp
22) Tomato, cut finely -1
23) Coconut milk - 3/4 can
24) Corriander leaves - a bunch
25) Vegetable oil

Method:

1) Marinate chicken in ingredients (2-5) for an hour
2) Fry ingredients (6-16) in canola/veg oil till onion becomes golden brown
3) Grind them with little water to make a paste and keep aside
4) Fry remaining onions till golden brown in remaining oil.
5) Add remaining masalas
6) Then add tomatoes and cook till done.
7) Add chicken pieces along with sufficient water to cook it.
8) When chicken is half done, add ground masala paste and stir
9) After a while, when chicken is almost done, add coconut milk.
10) When chicken is done and oil separates, put off stove
11) Garnish with corriander leaves

Tip: You can adjust spiciness with coconut milk. If you add too much cocnut milk, the result might be sweet. So just add till gravy attains required thickness and tinge of sweetness.
My friend, Sarat, added lotsa lemon juice while marinating and the result was real good. Try it

Serves: 6

Serving Suggestion: Serve with plain rice, kerala parotta or appam