I love Love seekh kababs , as a kid i use to enjoy this with naan bread which we used to get with this...Since beef is banned in Mumbai I have never tried seekh kababs home and was missing them terribly
I thought of making Chicken Malai seekh kabab a recipe which was in my mind since long I made spicy mutton biryani on sunday and aslo made these melt in mouth Chicken malai seekh kabab..
Though i have a segri to grill the kababs i tried these on wooden skewers n pan fried them...they were equally good to get the bbq taste i gave a dum of coal to the mince n then made kababs
Do try them atleast once and I bet you will stop buying seekh kabas from out.
Ingredients
1/2 kg chicken mince
1 onion chopped
5-6 green chillies
5-7 black pepper
1 inch ginger
7-9 garlic cloves
1/2 tsp garam masala powder
1 1/2 tsp coriander cumin powder
1 tsp lime juice
2 tbsp fresh cream
5-7 cashews
mint leaves chopped
coriander fistful
salt
1 egg
Method:
- If you have chicken mince then you can use it ,I have used boneless chicken pieces and then ground it.
- Along with the ground mince add chili ,pepper ,onion,coriander leaves and ginger garlic cashews egg and grind till smooth paste.
- Remove in a bowl then add coriander cumin powder,garam masala powder salt and lime
- Add the cream and chopped mint leaves and mix well
- Refrigerate for 30 mins.
- Heat the coal and place an aluminium foil on the mince then place the hot coal and just add a drop of oi on the burning coal immediately cover the bowl with another vessel so that no air escapes and the coal aroma enters the mixture.
- Soak the wooden skewers for 1 hr in water
- Oil /wet your hands take the mixture in your hand and shape it into kebabs on the stick
- I kept in the fridge for 20 mins so that they were set.
- Heat a pan add 1 tsp oil and pan fry the kebabs from all side till they are brown.
- Serve with mint chutney and onion rings.
21 comments:
A new recipe for me..... lovely n yummy chicken kabab...... :)
They look mouthwatering delicious. I can almost get a whiff of the gorgeous aroma and sense how soft these kebabs are. I am already savouring them virtually. Very nice dear.
That looks so soft and juicy! So tempting!
First is the delicious chutney. So loved though no fault finding with the kabab. Yum.
Just woow..what a mouthwatering dish..perfect for weekend
they have come out very nice ...perfect for a party
jazakallah dear...
Really tempting kababs
Looks so good!
o wow i am in love with these malai kababs <3
super...yum yum
Yum Yum... send some for my tummy!
Can I use the same recipe for even beef....
yes you can
wow...the kabab looks delicious...drooling here
wow amazing and tasty recipe, i like seekh kabab very Much. And thanks for sharing ingredients and method.
Hi,
Can they be made vegetarain? They truly look melt in the mouth delicious.
Thanks,
Ritu
Thanks Ritu,
You can make it with soya granules..boil them squeeze the excess water ..grind it well and proceed with the same method as mentioned..
Hope this helps..
Thank you so much for the prompt reply. Will let u know how it turns out
if baked in oven instead of frying.. can u please tell at what temperature to be cooked & for how long.
20 to 25 min at 180 degree celsius
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