This is a simple recipe which is easy to make and delicious too. This dry and spicy dish can be served as an appetizer or as a side dish for fried rice or as part of a Chinese meal.
I got this recipe from a book called Pachakam (cooking) . This is one of the items in the menu of a restaurant called “Mango Tree” which is owned by Malayalam film star Dileep. I tried this many times and it tastes very yummy.
Actually this is made with chicken wings but I made this with boneless chicken.
I got this recipe from a book called Pachakam (cooking) . This is one of the items in the menu of a restaurant called “Mango Tree” which is owned by Malayalam film star Dileep. I tried this many times and it tastes very yummy.
Actually this is made with chicken wings but I made this with boneless chicken.
Ingredients:
- Boneless chicken- 250gms
- Maida- 1/2cup
- Cornflour- 1/2cup
- Egg- 2nos
- Soya sauce- 1/2tsp
- Salt- as required
- Pepper powder- 1tsp
- Water- to mix
- Oil- for frying
- Ginger (grated)- 1tbsp
- Garlic (chopped)- 1tbsp
- Celery (chopped)- 2tbsp
- Spring onions (chopped)- 2tbsp
- Red chillies (chopped)- 2nos
- Capsicum (sliced)- ½ no
- Onions (sliced)- 1no
- Kashmiri chilli powder- 1tbsp
- Tomato sauce- 3tbsp
- Soya sauce- ½ tsp
- Salt- as required
- Take ingredients from 2 to 8 in a bowl and mix well without forming any lumps. Into this, add the chicken and mix well.
- Heat oil in a kadai and drop the chicken pieces one by one in hot oil and fry them. Drain this on a kitchen towel. Yes it tastes wonderful at this stage. Just try one or two. Make sure you leave enough chicken pieces after you taste it multiple times. :-)
- Now heat little oil in pan and add ginger, garlic and saute them well. Add celery, spring onions and red chillies and saute them well.
- Add capsicum, onions and mix well. In this add Kashmiri chilly powder, tomato sauce and soya sauce. Adjust the salt as per your taste buds.
- In the above dry gravy, add the fried chicken pieces and mix well.
- Serve this hot.
Wow! What a delicious mix of spices. Looks too tempting. This is definitely on my list to do.
ReplyDeleteThanks Ayeesha for your lovely note.
ReplyDeleteLovely one Zareena, I made it yesterday for dinner, Yours looks fine! I added some cashews to make it please my taste buds!
ReplyDeleteOh my, this looks so exotic! Well done, Zareena. You know, Mango Tree is on our priority list of dine outs on our next visit, inshaAllah.
ReplyDeleteSo soumya, when are you goin to post your recipe? I am now waiting for that.
ReplyDeleteHey Nash, I am also eagerly waiting to visit Mango tree in our next Kerala trip :)
Very Nice Blog !
ReplyDeleteI Like This Very Much.
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