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channe ki daal with chicken cutlet
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thts s not home made ,its pasta salad from market.
ahan
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Just had Grilled salmon bowl just like this for lunch …yum yum!
http://www.samuraisams.net/assets/images/menu/rice/samurai-sams-asain-grill-salmon-bowl.jpg
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some of my recent culinary experiments:
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kebab skewers with tomato rice
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deygi chicken with a side of daal
(there is also a baingan ka bharta, against which the image uploader apparently has a blood vendetta. ah well.)
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It’s been a good day
. I’ll upload pictures later.
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Masala dosa, sambhar & the chutney trio (coconut, tomato & green chutney)…oh my it was so good! Perfect rainy day meal ![]()
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Birdie...Can you please share recipe for deygi chicken?
:)
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Pakaanay kaa nahi
Bas khanay kaa
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Oh MY!!! ![]()
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This thread makes me want to eat all the time lol.
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of course!
here we go, then:
birdie’s deygi chicken
in about 4-6 tablespoons of (don’t-you-dare-use-anything-but-) desi ghee, fry 2 large onions golden-brown.
add **a heaped tablespoon of ginger-garlic paste **and fry til fragrant.
(at this stage, for a nice smooth masala, i usually take a hand-blender and blitz the onion-ginger-garlic mixture to a nice golden paste)
add about **400g bone-in pieces of chicken **(i used breast pieces and drumsticks because that’s all that gets eaten at my place) to the masala. add salt to taste, and a 2" stick of whole cinnamon. fry the chicken til it changes color and is very lightly golden on all sides.
add the following:** 8-10 whole black peppercorns**; 4 cloves; 1 black cardamom, 1 green cardamom; and 1/2 tsp crushed cumin. stir through til the spices are fragrant – about 2-3 minutes.
add 2 pureed tomatoes (i puree them with skin),** 1 heaped tsp red chili powder**, and 1/2 tsp turmeric powder, and bhoon, baby, bhoon. be careful not to get too jazbaati with the stirring lest your unbridled enthusiasm cause the chicken to disintegrate, because *that *would be a crying shame.
once the ghee separates, add about 200 - 250ml water to the pot; lower heat to a bare simmer, and leave the saalan on dumm for about 20-30 minutes.
after 30 minutes, turn off the heat but do not yet uncover the pot. let it be for a further ten minutes.
uncover pot; add a pinch of dried fenugreek leaves and stir through. (if,at this stage, the saalan is too thin for your liking, feel free to turn the heat up to zap out the excess liquid til desired consistency is achieved.)
dish out; garnish with fresh chopped cilantro,** julienned ginger**, and** sliced green chili**.
et voila!
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Awesome...Thanks....:)
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Did u make the dosa
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Awesome...Thanks....:)
pleasure. do let me know how you like it.
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Birdie I made degi qorma with your recipe , it turned good not as good as yours but everyone loved it.. Thanks for sharing the recipe ![]()
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Shab e Hijar...Did you use desi ghee?
I have never cooked with desi ghee,excpet for some on my daughter's paratha and I feel it has a very distinct smell.Will the daighi chicken have the smell of desi ghee or will that be masked by spices etc?