As we plan our holiday menu, we look for new and unique dishes to featur on the table. The dishes we feature must be very rich and flavorsome to keep with the festive theme. Thus, I made this unique coconut creamy chicken kababs, no onion, garlic and ginger is to be used here; a little twist in my regular kababs. A very flavorful dish, delicious appetizer, once you have it, will surely want more.....truely fall love on it.
INGREDIENTS:
500 gm Boneless Chicken, Cut into 1”X1” cubes (cleaned &
washed)
¼ Cup Thick Curd / Plain Yogurt
½ Cup Freshly Grated Coconut
¼ Cup Warm Water
3 Green Chilies
50 gm Cashew Nut Paste
½ tsp Freshly Pounded White Pepper
2 tbsp Sattu (roasted gram flour)
Salt to Taste
2 tsp Melted Butter1/4 tsp Chaat Masala (optional)
Few Bamboo Skewers (soaked in water for 3-4 hours
METHOD:
Grind curd, grated coconut, warm water and green chillies
together. Blend for a minute or two. Now coconut cream is ready. Set it aside.
Combine chicken pieces, cashew nut paste, sattu, coconut
cream, white pepper and salt, mix thoroughly. Keep marinated chicken in
refrigerator for atleast 8 hours or overnight.
Preheat oven to 220 C for 10 minutes. Thread the 2-3 chicken
pieces into a skewer. Arrange the skewers on the baking tray. Brush chicken
with little butter and bake for 10 minutes. Flip the other side of the kababs,
again brush the melted butter and bake for another 8 minutes. Take out the baking
tray from the oven.
Sprinkle chaat masala on the top and serve warm with onion rings, any
spicy sauce or chutney.
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yummy and my favorite chicken
ReplyDeleteDelicious kababs ! I could finish off the entire plate by myself.
ReplyDeleteKebabs are my favourite. Your version seems interesting and also inviting. Would Like to try one day
ReplyDeleteI wish I can make this n eat it but will try with paneer.
ReplyDeleteWow...the marination sounds so rich n delicious...yummy kebab, will give it a shot!
ReplyDeletesuper delicious sis, this kebab is so tempting and awesome...
ReplyDeleteWow! I loved the idea of using coconut to make kebabs. Very innovative and looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering
ReplyDeletethe marination sounds really interesting, especially with the coconut... so yum...
ReplyDeletewow real tempting kebabs
ReplyDeleteLooks so inviting! Lovely blog! Happy to follow you.
ReplyDeleteTempting kabab
ReplyDeleteCreamy creamy chicken lovely kababs paas:P
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