- Cleaned and skinned Chicken….2 lb (cut into small pieces)
- Salt………………………………….…..1/2 Teaspoon
- Whole pepper Corns………………10-12 No
- Chopped Green Chilly…………….2 Tablespoons
- Water…………………………………..1/2 Cup
- Vegetable Oil……………………..…4 Tablespoons
- Cumin …………………………….….1/2 Teaspoon
- Chopped Ginger……………...……2 Tablespoons
- Tomato Chopped roughly….…..4 Cups
- Chilly Powder……………………….1 ½ Teaspoon
- Water…………………………..……..1 Cup
- Garam Masala Powder…………..1/2 Teaspoon (Optional)
- Ginger cut into long thin pieces...1/2 Teaspoon
- Cilantro chopped……………………..2 Tablespoons
- Put all the ingredients to cook in a pan on high heat till it is boiled and then lower the flame and let the Chicken cook till tender. Once cooked, open the pan and let all the extra water evaporate. Keep this aside till ready to be used.
- Crush together Cumin seeds and Ginger. (I used a small mortar and pestle for this)
- While the Chicken is cooking, start sauteing the other ingredients.
- Add Oil in a wide pan on medium high heat. Once hot add the crushed Cumin and Ginger and saute for a minute.
- Add the chopped Tomato and Chilly powder and 1/3 Teaspoon of Salt and saute till oil oozes out. This will take some time; so be patient and wait till all the water evaporates and the Tomato mixture cooks in the hot oil.
- Once the Oil has oozed out, add the cooked Chicken and mix really well.
- Add Garam Masala powder and most of the Cilantro and mix once more. At this point add more water if you want some gravy. I would suggest 1 cup of water for this recipe. Let it boil and get really mixed well.
- Switch off the flame and serve this hot sprinkled with Cilantro and thinly sliced Ginger.
- Make this when tomatoes are in season and using canned tomatoes are not desirable.
Make it, enjoy the deliciousness and
serve it to your family with love…
5 comments:
Hello Asha,
Let me guess...is this the 'Tawakal' version...whatever it is, it was fabulous :) I can tell you, this is going to be a regular at our home. Hope you are all doing fine :)
Milgy
Hai Milgy...
You are right..I was trying to imitate that....
You are a genius..the only thing i was able to figure out is that there are no onions... I didn't get any further than that :) Thanks for the recipe.. I also made the nankhattais ..those turned out great. I took some to office...now my collegues think i'm a great baker :p
That's cool... Happy that I got the chance to awake your inner 'Baker'
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