Showing posts with label Breakfast. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Breakfast. Show all posts

Chole-Bature

>> Monday, December 22, 2008


Asalam-wa-lekum!!!...sorry guys im unable to post regularly these days...i m hardly finding time for blogging these days,today we had a small snack party in our apartment,i have a group of 5 hyderabadi friends here.We meet up daily..thought lets make chole bature today as an evening snack...i made the chole n we all made the bature.This is my mom's recipe..its a must try u will simply love it...thank u everyone for all ur comments...i do keep checking my blog whenever i m free...thanks for lifting up my spirits...
INGREDIENTS:


  1. Kabuli chana 1 cup(soaked for 6-8 hours)

  2. Potatoes 2big(boiled and mashed)

  3. Onions 2large(grinded)

  4. Ginger-Garlic paste 2Tspns

  5. Tomatoes 3big

  6. Green chilles 6-8

  7. Red chilli powder 2Tspns

  8. Turmeric powder 1/4th Tspn

  9. Garam masala 1Tspn

  10. Coriander powder 1Tspn

  11. Cumin(zeera) powder 1/2Tspn

  12. Chole masala(any brand)

  13. Curry leaves few

  14. Coriander/Cilantro leaves 1bunch

  15. Loung (2-3),Dalchini(1 inch)

  16. Tamarind (handful-soak,stain and keep the pulp ready)

  17. Oil for cooking

  18. Salt to taste

METHOD



  • Pressure cook kabuli chana for 10minutes(u can also add potatoes to it) and keep aside.

  • Heat oil in a vessel and add loung and dalchini , also add grinded onions and fry till golden brown in colour.

  • Add slitted green chillies along with curry leaves.

  • Now add ginger-garlic paste fry for about 2 minutes.

  • Add tomatoes and let then condense a bit.

  • Now add the cooked kabuli chana n potatoes along with salt,turmeric powder,red chilli powder,garam masala,coriander powder,cumin powder and chole masala.

  • Add tamarind pulp and cook for 5-10minutes.Lastly add cilantro and serve along with baturas.

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Nahari (Chicken)

>> Sunday, October 26, 2008




Nahari is a traditional hyderabadi dish that is had with hot parathas or nan.Its made with Goat's trotters called paya traditionally,its a speciality to serve this dish with Goat's tongue and tender part of the head.Because of the hot nature of this dish its usually made in winters.Here in riyadh the winter has just started,as the weather isn't cold yet i thought i will try a variation with this recipe ,n tried making it with chicken.It tastes superb with chicken too .inshallah i will post the Paya recipe soon.
INGREDIENTS:
STEP 1
For the handi





  1. Chicken 1 whole


  2. Onion 1 medium(sliced finely)


  3. Red chilli powder 1Tspn


  4. Turmeric powder 1/4th Tspn


  5. Ginger-Garlic paste 2Tbspns


  6. Green chillies 6-8


  7. Cilantro/coriander leaves 1 bunch


  8. Mint leaves 1/2bunch


  9. Peppercorns 1Tspn


  10. Salt to taste


STEP 2



For the shorba





  1. Onion small 1 sliced


  2. Ginger garlic paste 1Tbspn


  3. Green chilles 8-9


  4. Garm masala powder 1Tspn


  5. Wheat flour 2 handfuls


  6. Nahari masala 1/2 packet or potli ka masala


  7. Curry leaves few


  8. Cilatro and Mint leaves few


  9. Salt to taste


METHOD:





  • Pressure cook chicken with step 1 ingredients with 2-3 cups of water for 10mins on low flame.(if ur using potli ka masala u can put the masala in a muslin cloth tie it out in shape of a potli and pressure cook it with the chicken,remove the potli once ur chicken is condensed)this completes ur step 1


  • Now coming to step 2. Heat 5-6Tbspns of oil in a big vessel and add ginger-garlic paste and fry till it turns brown in colour.


  • Add the onions and fry to golden brown ,now add curry leaves ,green chilles.


  • Later add wheat flour and fry for about 4-5 minutes,note that the flame of the stove should always be low.


  • Add garam masala,red chilli powder,turmeric powder.


  • If ur using ready made nahari masala ,Add about 1/2 packet,keep tasting when u add the masala.


  • Add the step 1 ingredients that you have pressure cooked and boil with mint and coriander leaves for sometime.


  • Serve hot with paratha or nan.


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