Monday, November 26, 2007
Gaurav
Lately in office we have been having a pot luck competition wherein different teams are busy conjuring up specialities and are being judged on this. I happen to be the one to taste and judge it. Now for some it may be envious, but believe you me, sampling so much food and critiquing it is not easy. All said and done, I get this chance to eat really killer dishes and post them here.The one listed below was prepared by a team member who is a pure vegetarian and has never eaten a morsel in her life, but thanks to her husband who loves non-veg food, she prepares non-veg food. And this one was good.
Also, today happens to be our little one's birthday. He turns 3 today. Hope all the mischief has been left behind with the naughty two's and 3's bring in some peace in this household kind courtesy him.
Ingredients:
Chicken - 1 (1 Kg)
Red Chilli Powder - 2 Tsp
Corriander Powder - 3 tsp
Cumin Powder - 3 Tsp
Ginger Garlic Paste - 5 Tsp
Corriander, finely chopped - 50 gm
Mint, fint chopped - 50 gm
Black Pepper - 4 Tsp
Tomato Sauce - 5 Tblsp
Chilli Sauce - 4 Tblsp
Vinegar - 60 Ml
Soy Sauce - 60 Ml
Oil - For Frying
Salt - To Taste
Method:
1. Cut chicken into pieces.
2. Wash the pieces.
3. Prepare the marinade by mixing all the ingredients except the oil.
4. marinate chicken pieces in the marinade for 30-40 minutes.
5. Heat oil in a wok. Fry chicken pieces in it till done.
Posted in: Appetizer,Chicken,Chicken recipe
8 comments:
wow! i really admire these veggie women cooking for their husbands. my aunt used to make awesome fish curry and fry, and never tasted a morself herself!
Why go far ... my wife is one amongst those countless women doing it for their husbands. :D
Seems to be one yummy chicken dish, Gauravji. Book marked.
I miss good Indian Chinese here. Chilli chicken, gobi manchurian et al. This is my first time to your blog and it's great!
is 5 tsp of ginger - garlic paste too spicy?...and Many happy returns to your boy!...you are wrong...with 3 they bring in more naughtiness!..:D
wow, that is one spicy combination... bet it was great!
Hi Gaurav, thanks for your registration with IndiBlogger.in. We've got an IndiChef badge for Indibloggers, and we'd love it if you put it up on your blog. Thanks!
Mallika,
the best part about the indi chinese is that you can always prepare it at home with the least ingredientst ... but haan bahar khaane ka mazaa kuchh aur hi hai :)
Srivalli,
you just shattered all hopes that I had on some sanity in the house ( can u imagine, he's all over me as I write) :)
I didn't understand the 5 tsp thing. For a kg of chicken, no it isn't.
Mandira,
Thanks for your comments. The combo is truly strange but tastes great.
Renie,
Thanks for the badge :) ..its up on the site.
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