Ingredients:
2 chicken breasts (cubed) or ground chicken
1 large onion ( sliced)
1 cup cilantro
2 tsp red chilli powder
2 tsp coriander powder (or) chicken curry powder
2 tbs dalia powder ( roasted chana dal powder)
2 tsp ginger garlic paste
1 tsp garam masala powder
1/2 tsp turmuric powder
4 to 5 tbs oil
4 green chillis ( slit)
salt
Method:
Take food precesser add , cilantro, ginger & garlic paste , salt , coriander powder,
chilli powder,garam masala powder , dalia powder ,turmuric powder ( except onion ) grind everything to a smooth
paste .
Now add chicken cubes pulse 4 to 5 times in a processer until well blended ( do not over grind chicken it will become tough) make lemon size balls as shown in above picture
Heat oil in a pan add sliced onions and slit green chillis fry for 2 min then place chicken balls in a pan cover and cook on a low flame until chicken is cooked completely and brown (turn the chicken balls in the middle while cooking).done
serve with roti
wow, this looks great!
ReplyDeleteAwesome. You can reduce the work a little by buying ground chicken :) I am lazy
ReplyDeleteBeautiful recipe!:)
ReplyDeleteLook all golden and lovely yum. :-)
ReplyDeleteHi Sagari,
ReplyDeleteIt's been a while since I visited here. Gosh! I've missed so many of your wonderful posts.Chicken Keema looks absolutely delicious. It's been ages since I made this. I call this as chicken kofta. Thanks for sharing this. I'll surely try this.
just wanted to say hi! do not eat meat..so no comments on that ;)
ReplyDeleteSounds easy & delicious Sagari. As Kribha says, they do look like chicken koftas. Thanks to Pinky too for sharing it with you!! :0)
ReplyDeleteOh WOWS agari, what a delicious looking chicken keema!!
ReplyDeleteRosie x
oh those chicken keema balls looks delicious, have to try making them soon :)
ReplyDeleteThis really looks awesome. Perfect to be had just as a snack. I am lovin it.....
ReplyDeletekeema balls look delicious sagari! thanks for posting!
ReplyDeleteNice one.. they look so good!!
ReplyDeleteThats a great recipe. can serve as appetizers too. can imagine the taste. love it
ReplyDeleteThis looks Great sagari, I make chicken keema but in curry form not like this one...will surely try next time, I think we can have cutlets too that may go as burgers
ReplyDeleteAlso the photo os poached egg looks wonderful
Sagari, the kheema undas look nice - wish they could retain the looks in the second photo even after they are fried! :)
ReplyDeleteDrool drool worthy! :)..
ReplyDeleteFine recipe!!
Yumm I have never had chicken balls like this.
ReplyDeleteSo delicious looking
they look awesomely delicious..i'll probably try them tonight.;i have some left-over chicken in fridge..but i'll do it less spicy..not sure if my hubby and i are strong enough :-)
ReplyDeletehi!
ReplyDeleteThe recipe is very simple to make! very nice picture!
hmm.. you have given me a great idea to try this week. I have a feeling my hubby is going to love this recipe.looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteI should use this technique to make veggie koftas since most methods involve deepfrying them.
ReplyDeleteI've got to try this!
ReplyDeleteLovely colour Sagari..Perfect!!
ReplyDeleteLovely pic (the second one) I am not a meat eater, just wanted to admire the pic which looked all golden.
ReplyDeletewow looks perfect ... just need some green chutney , roomali roti , n raw onion with it ...lip smacking !
ReplyDeleteawesome dish!!!!
ReplyDeleteI don't eat chicken Sagari, but your description does look inviting!:)
ReplyDeleteHello Sagari I just came over to say thank you for visiting my photo blog and I've found some wonderful recipes so I'm sure I will be back.
ReplyDeletewow! nice recipe sagari!
ReplyDeleteAwesome! I'm always on the lookout for more uses of ground chicken. :)
ReplyDeleteChicken Keema looks yum Sagari... Can't wait to try.
ReplyDeleteso yummy this looks !!
ReplyDeleteHi, I'm trying now this recipe Chicken Kheema Balls, Thanks for the recipe and my paste had became little loose, what I had to do at this situation which floor I had to add to make a tight paste so that easy to make balls.....
ReplyDeleteHi First time in your blog.Got some yummy recipes over here.This one is a must try dish.I have bookmarked.Planning to add the koftas in some curry.Will let you know the result.
ReplyDeleteHey I tried ur recipe and it turned great....just added a bit of salt with the chilli and onion too...Happy cooking!!!
ReplyDeletetry this link too... easy and simple method..
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