Chicken - 3 lb (skinless & boneless) - cut into cubes.
Onion - 1 (if you want dry or 2 if you want more gravey).
Ginger paste - 2 tsp.
Garlic cloves - 6 - crushed.
Coriander (Dhania) pdr. - 1 tsp.
Cumin (geera) pdr.- 1 tsp.
Chili pdr - 2 tsp (or to taste)
Plain Yogurt - 4 tbsp
Salt to taste. Oil.
Lemon Juice - 2 tbsp.
Red food coloring - few drops (optional).
Tomato paste - 1 tbsp.
Garnish - Lemon wedges & coriander leaves.
Method:
* Blend coriander pdr, cumin pdr, chili pdr, tomato paste, lemon juice, food coloring(if using) and yogurt.
* In a pan heat the oil on medium-low fire. Add chicken cubes, 1/2 salt, 1/2 chili powder and 1 tbsp lemon juice.
* Once chicken looks roasted, remove in to seperate bowl and keep it aside.
* In the same pan heat 2 tbsp oil/butter on medium fire, add onion (cut into long thin slices) (Tip: when sauting onion always add little sugar ) and stir it for 3 minutes. Add crushed ginger and garlic. After about 2 minutes add the yogurt masala mixture and cook for few more minutes. Now the add the roasted chicken cover and cook for 10 minutes.
* At this point you have two choices 1. Transfer the chicken and mixture to a owen proof dish and cook for 30 minutes(preheated) at 350 degrees in owen OR 2. Cook it in presure cooker until one whistle blows ( I usually presure cook ....so I start the whole process in a presure pan, once the chicken is added cover the lid and wait for the whistle).
*Garnish with Lemon wedges & coriander leaves.
Hi Shweta, you have a great blog here. Welcome to blogging world. Are you from Karnataka?
ReplyDeleteI loved your blog, nice photos, quality recipes !!! Will come back soon. Thank you
ReplyDeleteWow!!! Chicken luks yummy..Great Pics Swetha...
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First time visiting your blog. Very nice pictures and presentation.
ReplyDeleteHi Swetha, came to your blog through Shilpa's Aayi's Recipes. I see that you have roots in Kundapur. I am curious coz my husband's family originates from there.
ReplyDeleteHello everybody,
ReplyDeleteI had been on vacation and now I am back, …and what do I see!!. WOW! I am happy to see so many visitors to my blog. Thanks for dropping by. …this is really very exciting.
Shilpa (Aayi's Recipes), Yes I am from Karnataka… from Coastal-Karnataka to be precise. As Vaishali has mentioned - Roots in Kundapur - both my parents are from Kundapur.
Archana, Rekha & tastycooks -thanks for your compliments. Come back again.
As I am new to blogging, your suggestions are always welcome. Thank you
Hummm..
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Sorry, looks like I still need to work on my blog -at HTML level.
and I need to figure out how to change my posted comment too :(
Yummy tikka.. feel like eating right away..
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