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  • SID 23:16 on Dec 14, 2008 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: chicken, chicken curry, indian recipes   

    Lemon Saffron Chicken (Curry) 

    Okays, so this post will be strictly a recipe:

    Serves 2.

    Ingredients:

    Chicken breast fillets (boneless) 500 gm

    2 large Onions

    5 Green chillies

    1 Tomato or 2 table spoon Tomato puree

    2 table spoons Curd/Yogurt

    1 Lemon

    Ginger paste 1 teaspoon

    Garlic paste 2 teaspoon

    Cumin seeds, Mustard seeds, Fennel Seeds, Red Chili Powder, Turmeric Powder, and Salt; all as per taste (Note, no Coriander powder has been used)

    Chicken Masala (any brand) as per taste

    6 Saffron threads

    4 Cardamoms

    Cooking oil 4 tablespoons

    Preparation:

    Marinate the chicken pieces in paste of lemon juice, curd, turmeric powder, red chili powder, salt, chicken masala, saffron, cardamoms (powder it if possible, and use the outer covering as well) and set aside for 30 minutes.

    Shred the onion, tomato and green chillies into small pieces.

    In a pot, heat the oil and add the cumin, mustard and fennel seeds. Stir till light brown. Then add the green chillies and stir fry for 3 more minutes. Add the onions, and deep fry till the onions turn golden brown. Add the ginger garlic paste, and tomatoes, and fry for another 10 minutes. Keep frying the mixture, till the oil separates. Add marinated chicken, and fry for a good half hour or till the oil separates from the chicken as well. Add water to make a curry of suitable density. Check the taste for salt and chicken masala. Add more if necessary. Boil till the chicken becomes tender. A tip here, if you have fried the mixture well, the pieces of onion and tomato should not be individually identifiable in the gravy.

    Voila, your chicken is ready to be served with chapati or rice.

    Happy eating.

     

     
    • Sharmila 09:24 on May 24, 2009 Permalink | Reply

      Sounds like a quick recipe .. the chicken being boneless. Looks great! I thought you had quit blogging … but saw the reason in your other post. Seems like you are having fun! :-)

  • SID 10:56 on Sep 7, 2008 Permalink | Reply
    Tags: , maggi, Non-veggie Recipe Event, noodles   

    EggVeg Ginger Garlic Maggie Noodles 

    Wondering what those street vendors do to a simple packet of Maggi Noodles to make it so tasty? Thanks to Google, little experimentation and this web page, I unlocked the secret to a yummy plate of Maggi Noodles. I call them EggVeg Ginger Garlic Maggi Noodles!!

    Here is what you need to do:

    Step 1. Boil 2 Maggi cakes with 1.5 sachet of Maggi garnishing. (serves two, increase all other ingredients as per your liking, and proportion)

    Step 2. Chop tomatoes, capsicum, and any other vegetables you might have (peas, cabbage, carrot, spring onions etc). Boil an egg or two may be, and slice it into 4 pieces each.

    Step 3. Keep some sauces handy. Tomato, soy, chili sauce etc.

    Step 4. Prepare garlic and ginger paste. I would suggest to be generous with ginger, but a bit careful with the garlic.

    Step 5. Heat some oil in a flat pan. I don’t know how much, but it should be a little more than enough to fry all the chopped vegetables you have.

    Step 6. Stir fry the garlic ginger paste in the oil. Add the sliced vegetables, a little salt, some red chili powder and the remaining Maggi garnishing. Add the soy and tomato sauce as per taste. Fry for 5-6 min, and add the eggs in the last.

    Step 7. Slow down the heat, and add the boiled noodles into the batter. Mix well. You are ready to go !!

    You can view the above pictures numbered with the recipe step here. Enjoy!!

    Update on Sept 8, 2008:

    This blog (recipe) is now contesting in a Non veg recipe event at Sudeshna’s blog.

     

     
    • Aditi 11:20 on Sep 7, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      YUMMMIIIEEEEE!!!!!

    • Rishab 19:03 on Sep 7, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      This will surely help me during in my Sundays

    • Sharmila 16:11 on Sep 8, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      That sounds so easy and yummy!What I do is dunk in everything into the boiling water with the maggi … yes the eggs too (like in a soup) .. and just add some coriander leaves too. Comes out pretty ok and real soon. :-)
      The Eggveg name sounds cool. :-)

    • raVen 13:28 on Sep 11, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      Heh, I actually tried this (with a few addons), and it came out quite well. Except I used chopped sausages instead of eggs.

    • SID 13:36 on Sep 11, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      Am glad, so many people liked my experiment !!

    • Priti 09:57 on Sep 17, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      Looks yummy..thts a nice one dear.

    • Ritika Langer 20:28 on Sep 23, 2008 Permalink | Reply

      This was great Sid… Easy to cook and hassel free…

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