Shikampuri Kebab /Kabab are a delicious kebab from Hyderabad ..The name literally means belly full.. Shikampuri kebabs are mouth melting kebabs which have a yummy hung curd filling ..they are soft and succulent kebabs which even kids will love .. Shikampuri kebabs taste best when made with beef or mutton but you can use chicken too...
Shikampuri Kebab can be enjoyed as a starter/appetizer or as an side dish with any meal... they taste great when served with mint/pudina chutney..
Ingredients
500gms Mutton or Beef Mince
1/2 cup Chana dal
3-4 dry Kashmiri chillies
3-4 Green cardamom
5-6 cloves
two 1 inch cinnamon broken in pieces
5-6 Black peppercorns
1 tsp jeera/cumin
3-4 green chillies
1 tbsp Ginger garlic paste
4 Cloves
Salt
For the stuffing or filling
Hing curd1/2 cup
Onion chopped finely
Coriander leaves 1/4 cup
Mint leaves chopped 2 tbsp
Then chilli chopped
Salt
Method
notes
to make hung curd tie curds in a muslin cloth for2-3 hours
To save time you can pressure cook the meat or mince with the dal and spices
I use mince to make this but you can use meat pieces .
after shaping these kebab you can keep it in the fridge for sometimes it becomes easier to fry them .
If you wish you could coat some breadcrumbs before you fry.
You can add nuts as well along with the hung curd mixture.
Shikampuri Kebab can be enjoyed as a starter/appetizer or as an side dish with any meal... they taste great when served with mint/pudina chutney..
Ingredients
500gms Mutton or Beef Mince
1/2 cup Chana dal
3-4 dry Kashmiri chillies
3-4 Green cardamom
5-6 cloves
two 1 inch cinnamon broken in pieces
5-6 Black peppercorns
1 tsp jeera/cumin
3-4 green chillies
1 tbsp Ginger garlic paste
4 Cloves
Salt
For the stuffing or filling
Hing curd1/2 cup
Onion chopped finely
Coriander leaves 1/4 cup
Mint leaves chopped 2 tbsp
Then chilli chopped
Salt
Method
- Put all the spices with meat or mince ginger garlic paste add water and also salt and cook the mince or meat till cooked the water should dry completely.
- Allow it to cool.
- Once cool grind to a paste without adding water.
- Add lime juice and chopped coriander leaves.
- In a bowl take hung curd add chopped onions,coriander leaves ,mint leaves,greem chilli and salt .
- Mix all well .
- Make equal sized balls with the mince mixture
- Flatten each ball on your palm.
- Stuff the hung curd mixture and cover the sides to seal.
- Dip it in beaten egg
- Heat oil in a frying pan
- Shallow fry in both sides till golden brown
- Serve with any chutney or dip..
notes
to make hung curd tie curds in a muslin cloth for2-3 hours
To save time you can pressure cook the meat or mince with the dal and spices
I use mince to make this but you can use meat pieces .
after shaping these kebab you can keep it in the fridge for sometimes it becomes easier to fry them .
If you wish you could coat some breadcrumbs before you fry.
You can add nuts as well along with the hung curd mixture.
13 comments:
Absolutely fab. That curb filling is really making me drool. Loved. Oh, it has to be the mutton version in house.
aww.. it looks so lovely...I am hungry now
Really tempting kabab
delicious looking kebabs..lovely recipe.
Absolutely delicious!!
Fantabulous one....!! I really feel the temptation to grab it... :)
Absolutley mouth watering Gloria! I wish I could have just a nibble right now:)
Thank you so much for sharing...
These must be the best kababs ever! They look so mouth-watering! And I love to read the notes at the end of your posts.:)
nicely fried looks yummy kebabs are awesome....
Excellent looks with lovely filling inside ..
Awesome share. Kabab looks tempting and loved the presentation.
Kebabs are always made in my house. These are so special - why the name Shikampuri? Is it a place in India?
It means belly full ..i have mentioned it in the post. Thank you
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