Mustard oil-3tbsp
Onions (crushed and made into paste) -05 no
Ginger paste-2tbsp
Garlic paste-1 tbsp
Whole green chili (split at the centre)-04 no
Finely chopped big tomato- 01 no
Whole Garam masala (four cloves, four Cardamom pods, Half
inch Cardamom stick-broken into
Pieces)-1 tbsp
Black mustard seed paste-1.5 tbsp
White mustard seed paste-4 tbsp
Turmeric -1 pinch
Sugar-1 tbsp
Salt to taste
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Recipe (The dish is best prepared in
mustard oil)
-Wash and put the chicken pieces in a big bowl, add the
onion, ginger and garlic paste and mix well.
Cover and set it aside for about n hour
-Head the pan, our oil and when it burns, put the sugar and
let it char. It will give a beautiful
golden colour to the food. Add whole
garam masala in the oil and let them crackle.
Put the green chilies and fry a little.
-Put the chopped tomatoes, fry over gentle flame for a
minute. One the tomatoes form a gravy, put the marinated chicken into the
pan. Keep the flame low and keep on
frying. It would take about 20 minutes.
Keep on frying and toss and turn the chicken pieces, till the oil gets
separated. Add salt and turmeric.
-When the chicken becomes golden in colour, add half cup of
water. If you feel the gravy is too
thick, add a bit more.
Also taste Gosht Dum Biryani
-Cover the pan and let it simmer for about 20 minutes, make
sure to toss and turn the chicken pieces in between. When you feel it is cooked, add the mustard
seed paste to the curry and mix it will.
Let it boil for a minute and your dish is ready.
-Garnish with coriander leaves and serve hot with chapattis
or rice.
pic courtesy:http://www.mamasstyle.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/11/Honey-Mustard-Chicken-with-Herbs2.jpg
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