So Mahua put a gun to my head yesterday and made me make her Kolhapuri Chicken. Here is the result.
Now for the process…
Make a spice blend by heating oil (I used mustard), and adding cumin seeds, whole cinnamon, cloves, black and green cardamoms, dry red chillies (Mahua suggests fresh green chillies), pods of garlic slices of ginger, slivered onions and freshly shredded coconut.
Making the Kolhapuri Masala, Mahua’s way.
I even added a pinch of turmeric and red chilli powder for extra love!
Cool the ingredients and then grind them to a smooth paste.
Start by heating some oil, and adding the pieces of chicken. Brown well and add the spice paste.
Cook on low-medium heat till you see oil surfacing. I even covered my Indian wok and slow cooked for about 30 minutes on low-medium to get the spice cooked with the chicken.
There! See that slick oil on top? That’s the look Mahua, my muse wants in her Kolhapuri Chicken.
Serve Mahua’s Kolhapuri Murgi with chapatis, paratha or plain white rice. Thank you, Mahua. You shall be remembered at dinner time tonight.
6 comments:
Facebook e dekhe doure chole ashlam tomar lal toktoke chicken preparation dekhte. Eto gulo lal shukno lonka dekhe ektu bhoy pe gelam. Tempting lagche...
Hamaree Rasoi, dont be afraid of the red chilies. The onions and coconut are naturally sweet ingredients. So the "fire" gets "doused". :-)
Wow chicken looks good... This is my favorite version....check some different variety in my latest post!
Achcha, Maa and Sasuri both say that too much of red chillies ain't good. Tahole toh aami kachcha lonka diye try korbo.
gun to your head to get spicy smoking hot chicken! Nice , yummy chicken!
Can I know the exact quantity of each ingredient
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