Ganga -Gomti is the title of my blog because my cooking is the reflection of the cuisine of eastern Uttar-Pradesh.My mom's journey from Ballia to Lucknow is reflected in her cooking and Ballia is a small city situated on the banks of holy river Ganga while Lucknow is the capital city of U.P. situated on the banks of river Gomti.Now I live in Chicago which is on the banks of mighty Lake Michigan,still the influence of Ganga-Gomti cuisine is predominant in my cooking even today!
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Dopyaza Inspired Chicken
Dopyaza Inspired Chicken
My blog has completed 10 years today! Can't believe, has been a decade! It all started when my son asked me to post my recipes online so those are saved for posterity. Sounded good, I often forget my own recipes, so this way, they are secure. Today, I experimented with a new style of cooking chicken and it turned out good! Bonus was that it is everyday Chicken, very light for stomach and delectable!
Ingredients:
Chicken-250 gm.( I took boneless thigh)
Knob Onion-5-6
Onion-1 medium
Garlic pods-6+3 divided
Ginger-1"+1" pieces divided
Curd-2 tsp.
Salt
Whole red chilies-3
Green chilies-5-6 (Slit)
Cumin-1 tsp.
Black cardamom-1
Cloves-4
Cinnamon stick-1/2" stick
Mace-2 threads
Black pepper-4-5
Red chili powder-1 tsp.
Coriander powder-1 tsp.
Turmeric powder-1/2 tsp.
Bay leaf-1
Kitchen king Masala-1/2 tsp.
Apple cider vinegar or any vinegar-2tsp.
Refined oil-2 tbsp.
Ghee-1 tbsp.
Mustard oil-1 tsp.
Water-1/2 cup
Chicken in the making
Procedure:
Separate onion whites and greens from knob onion.
Thinly slice 1 onion.
Marinate Chicken in ginger garlic paste, curd,salt and 1 tsp. vinegar. ( I make fresh from 3 garlic cloves and 1" ginger piece.
Peel rest of the garlic cloves and pierce them or slit them,this way, they will not jump while frying.
Heat refined and mustard oil and fry garlic, keep aside.
Soak onion white in 1 tsp. vinegar.
In the same oil, add all the whole spices and bay leaf,red and green chilies, after 2 seconds, add thinly sliced onion.
Also add 1" piece matchstick cut ginger and saute till light brown.
Put the flame on high, add marinated chicken and sear it for about 2-3 minutes.
Put the flame on medium, add fried garlic and soaked onion whites, red chili powder, coriander powder, turmeric powder, salt and stir.
Cover and cook for 6 minutes, add onion greens.
Stir and cover again.
Keep checking in between, the masala should not stick to the bottom of the vessel.
When it starts separating oil, add ghee.
On the lowest setting, bhuno till the chicken is cooked and masala is no more raw.
Add kitchen King masala and water, give it a boil.
Turn off the heat and serve with chapati and rice.
Note: I used Knob onion here, you can substitute it with any onion.
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