corn meal and corn flour are the same thing...the only difference is that corn flour is finely ground and cormeal is coarse. Also, cornmeal comes in both yellow and white colors so don't be surprised if you see two types of cornmeal on your local super market shelf. BTW, I think you should use cornmeal for frying kababs or chicken pieces, cornflour is mostly used as a thickening agent in things like sauces and soups.
Gtg, that's a tricky question...I never tried freezing raw Chapli kabab mixture...I think u should add small quantity around 1/2 cup first and see how much more you need depending on how liquidity the mixture is...Wese I honestly have no clue, sorry! :o
That is better to make the kababs with the mixture and freeze them rather freezing the whole mixture. Also when you have made the kababs, you don't have to defrost, you can just fry the frozen ones. :)
By the way, how did you defrost, did you have had egg in the mixture?
sorry about the kababs...!!
next time just shape them and freeze them...this way you will be able to have kababs within minutes(after frying) whenever you want to...:D
Lusi.. Afia baji told me to do so because I prepared the mixture and put that in freezer for a few days and then defrosted in refrigerator overnite.
yep I had teh egg in the mixture.. thats the culprit?
CA.. and here I paraded around the stop and shop looking for the difference between yellow and white corn meal and then bought the yellow one as you suggested :-(
GTG , Masi said it , you have just created a new dish … Oh boy i am so making it from now on …
I think the onions and tomatoes and the meat , released their water content , which is quite natural after a defrost .. and when that happens , the kebabs never get their shape , they always become masala trying hard not to laugh
nope … if it comes out slightly watery , then just give it a quick bhunoo in a frying pan just evaporate the water or the moisture in it .. and then make the parathas …