OMG i completely forgot i hadn’t replied to you on this recipe. I made those Shami Kababs a few days back. I followed your recipe & they came out exactly that way .. when you go to others house and cant keep your hands off the kababs and are embarrassed to take more.
Ill fry them & put up pics for you. I encountered 3 problems:
**1 - **When blending, the keema & daal didnt get blended in the blender. I tried putting in less keema and then again more, it didnt help much. Only the last layer right near the cutter was smooth like a paste. Anyway, I took it all out and used the masher or what do you call it “koonda” or some thing to pees it. The keema got into a thick paste form but many of the daal grains remained there. I didnt like that though.
2 - There was no peesa hua garam masala so i put in cloves, cinemon etc. separately. Although, they added to the taste but it was irritating to have them keep coming in the mouth in solid form. So next time ill make sure i take peesa hua garam masala instead.
**3 - **When making the kababs, they weren’t sticking too well. So mum told me to add some egg in the keema paste. I did so and then she taught me the proper way of making the rounded well joined shapes. They turned out well, Masha Allah.
I am sooo happy shami kababs were a successful try since they, along with biryani, are his favourite type of food. Can you give me some special ingredient tip to make these even more tastier for him?
Thanks a million CB! Now if you get time, please teach me the best chicken Biryani with all sorts of things added to make it unique & spicy. I want to make him go crazy when he has it since he is very particular with the good taste of Biryani. Plus, he himself knows how to cook it well. So i need to out-do him in it