Shaami
Kabab!
Very tasty
chicken patties, with authentic indian spices, which are shallow fried. They are very similar to the south Indian
dish Kola Urundai, but the ingredients are quite different. The recipe is from
my dear friend Sanobar Bansal. A very easy dish to make with easily available
ingredients. This is the first time I am trying these kababs and I really liked
them! All the spices give it an amazing flavour. The chana dal gives it a
different texture. Make the patties, fry them on the tawa and serve them hot
along with some chutney for an amazing start or snack!
Ingredients:
Boneless chicken:
250 gms
Chana dal- 2
tblsp
Ginger- 1 inch
piece
Garlic- 2
to 3 cloves
Kashmiri red
chilies- 4 to 5
Cinnamon-
1inch piece
Cloves- 2
to 3
Cumin seeds-
1 tsp
Coriander seeds-
1 tsp
Black pepper-
4 to 5
Cardamom-2
Salt- as
needed
Mint leaves-
a handful
Coriander leaves-
a handful
Oil- 3 to 4
tblsp
Method:
1. Wash and clean the boneless chicken
pieces and drain the water completely.
2. Soak chana dal in water for 2 hours.
3. In a kadai or pan, add the chicken
pieces, chana dal, ginger, garlic, Kashmiri red chilies, cinnamon, cloves, coriander
seeds, cardamom, cumin seeds, pepper and and salt.
4. Add ½ cup of water to it. Cook until
chicken and dal become tender. Make sure all the water evaporates.
5. Transfer everything to a mixer
grinder and blend into a smooth paste.
6. Add finely chopped mint and coriander leaves
to it.
7. Shape them into round patties.
8. Heat a table spoon of oil in pan or
tawa and shallow fry the patties, in batches. Fry until both sides become golden
brown and crispy.
9. Remove them from the tawa and fry
the next batch.
10. Serve hot with some spicy sauce.
Notes:
·
The
original recipe is usually made with goat meat. If using goat meat, pressure
cook the meat and use in the recipe.
·
While
grinding the cooked meat and dal, you can sprinkle a little water, if you feel
it is too dry. Don’t use too much water. Just sprinkle it.
· After grinding, it has to be a smooth paste.
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