It has been raining continuously in Bombay. As I watch the news on the television, I see that it has begun to rain in other parts of the country too and what could be better than some steaming cup of coffee or tea accompanied with some hot chicken pakoras.
I have mentioned in the About page that every time my mum cooks I will note down the recipe while my brother points his camera at the dish and that is precisely what we did when mum made these delicious chicken pakoras a few days back.
Ingredients:
- 250 grams boneless chicken grams boneless chicken.
- One tablespoon onion paste.
- One teaspoon ginger paste.
- One teaspoon garlic paste.
- 2 tablespoons yoghurt.
- 2 teaspoons beaten egg or as required.
- 2 tablespoons cornflour.
- Salt and black pepper to taste.
Method:
- Cut chicken into small pieces.
- Beat the yoghurt.
- Add yoghurt, onion paste, ginger paste, garlic paste, salt and black pepper to the chicken and mix well.
- Let the chicken marinate in this mixture for at least 2 hours.
- Beat an egg, take two teaspoons of the egg or use your judgment and adjust the quantity of the egg accordingly and add it to the marinated chicken mixture.
- Add 2 tablespoons corn flour or adjust the quantity by using your judgment.
- Mix well.
- Now deep fry the chicken pieces. I have not specified the quantity of oil as you may decide on the quantity of oil required to deep fry the chicken pakoras.
- Serve hot with tomato ketchup or sauce.
Is the last picture for me? Yummy pakoras, Shilpi. Give me a plateful and I'll finish in no time!! Darun laglo!!
ReplyDeletelooks gorgeous..such a nice color imparted..:P
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@Purabi: You are welcome to have it.
ReplyDeleteIt sounds a lot like the marinade for a chicken tikka of some sort... but the idea of deep frying it into a pakora is certainly 'different'! My husband and I try to keep a watch on our weight (rather unsuccessfully, I'm afraid!), so we usually don't eat pakoras, but that last photo looks irresistible, so I just might make an exception for this... and the monsoon is expected in Delhi next week!
ReplyDelete@dustedoff:That last photo was my brother's idea,yes just go ahead and try it, it is definitely yummy.
ReplyDeleteChicken pakora looks spicy, crispy, yummy and tempting.
ReplyDeleteAmi ki ekta khete pabo? looks very tempting . Loved the way you have marinated the spices
ReplyDeleteDeepa
Hamaree Rasoi
Super flavorful and delicious fritters.
ReplyDeleteMy children love chicken nuggets, so I will make these for them. OK I love them too, so I am going to make these for myself as well :)))
ReplyDelete@Samir:Hope you and your kids enjoy it.
ReplyDeleteyummy and delicious pakoras, lovely recipe..thanx for visiting my space..glad to follow u too..
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COOK IT HEALTHY:PROTEINicious
Perfect for tea time munch. I love chicken in all forms, its definitely my league...will try ur version soon:)
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The pakoras.... look yumm.. yumm!! stunning!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks wow..!! Your space looks very interesting..Will definitely go through it..! What you seem to have written about your mom resembles mine in several aspects.. :) Moms truly are the best inspiration that one can get..! :)
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