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Showing posts with label Non-Vegetarian food. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Goli Kebabs- Recipe

(Mutton balls stuffed with apricots and almonds)
Ingredients:

Mutton Mince: 500 gm
Garlic & Cloves
Ginger 1” split
Bengal gram-100 gm
Pepper powder: 1tsp
Cloves: 5
Black cardamom-02
Whole red chillies: 5
Cinnamon -1”
Garam Masala-1tsp
Dried apricots: 15
Almonds: 15
Poppy seeds: 5 tbsp
Roasted gram flour-50 gm
Salt to taste
Oil to deep fry
Preparation:
-Slit the apricot and carefully remove the stone, taking care not to break the apricot.
-Soak the apricots and the almonds in warm water.
-Clean the mince meat. Scrape and chop the ginger.
-Wash the Bengal gram dal well and drain out the water.
-Put the mince meat, ginger, garlic, dal, red chilies, pepper corns, black cardamom and cinnamon stick in heavy bottom pan with ½ liter water and salt.  Cover and cook till the dal is done.
-Uncover and cook till the water evaporates.  Remove from fire and allow cooling.  Grind to a fine paste leaving no grains in the paste at all. Mix in the garam masala, salt and the roasted gram flour.  Divide the mixture into 15 parts. Peel the almonds.  Place one almond inside an apricot.  Take one part of the mince mix and stuff the stuffed apricot in the mince and shape into a firm ball. Make all 15 mince balls and roll in poppy seeds to cover well. Head in oil and fry the ‘Goli Kebabs’ in batches.
-Always add the goli kebabs in hot oil and then reduce the heat. Fry till the poppy seeds turn golden.
-Remove from fire and serve hot with mint chutney
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Mustard Chicken

(It is a Bengali delicacy cooked in mustard oil)


You may also like Mutton Curry in mustard oil


Also taste Mutton Stew

Ingredients:
Skinless chicken thighs and legs- 1 Kg
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.

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Tuesday, October 28, 2014

Mutton Curry in mustard oil

Ingredients:
Mutton-1Kg
Salt to taste
Turmeric Powder-1/2 tsp
Mustered oil-2tbsp
Ginger garlic paste-1.5 tbsp
Also taste Mustard Chicken

Also taste  Mutton Stew


Yogurt-1/2 cup
Garam Masala-1 tsp
Onions- 4-5 big
Green chilies
Tomato -1 big
 
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Preparation:
-Lightly wash mutton pieces, remove water and keep in a deep mixing bowl.
-Sprinkle salt, turmeric powder, Mustered oil and a little bit of ginger garlic paste and Yogurt and marinate it for half an hour.
-Thinly slice the onions
-In a Pressure Cooker heat mustard oil till it starts smoking and add all the Garam Masala (Cloves, Cardamom, cinnamon and Tej patta) and green chilies according to the taste.
-When it starts splattering, add the chopped onions and sauté till they are almost red.  Now add the ginger garlic paste and stir will. Add tomato and fry till oil separates; now add turmeric powder, Dhaniya and jeera powder.

Also taste Gosht Dum Biryani
 
-Stir well and cook for about 5 to 7 minutes.  Add the mutton pieces and still well.  Cook for at least 15-20 minutes by stirring occasionally.  This is a crucial step.  Now, taste and fix the salt.   You may add little bit of garam masala and pepper powder according to taste.  Add warm water to get the gravy.  Cover the Cooker and cook on high flame till you get about 5 or 6 whistles in Pressure Cooker.  Now reduce the flame to check the seasoning and adjust salt.  Add some ghee to it if you want it rich.
 Garnish with chopped Coriander leaves and serve hot with Chapattis or rice.

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