Showing posts with label Ramzan special recipe. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ramzan special recipe. Show all posts

Thursday, July 10, 2014

Ramzan Special Chicken Gravy


Chicken pieces – 1 kg
Dry Redchillies – 10 nrs
Jeera Seeds –1 tsp
Ginger – 1
Garlic – 10nrs
Cashewnuts – 50g
Onion – 2
Tomato Ketchup – 3 tbsp
Salt to taste

For Tempering

Oil
Star anise – 1g
Cinnamon – 1g

Method of Preparation

1.     Apply the ginger, garlic paste over the chicken pieces and rest the chicken pieces for one hour.

2.     Paste the dry redchillies and cumin seeds. Fine paste the cashewnuts.

3.     Heat the oil in a kadai, golden fry the onion. Add the dry red chilli paste mixture, fry it.

4.   Add the chicken pieces and mix it. Add the salt and water. Boil it and once the chicken is cooked add the Cashewnut paste & tomato ketchup. Stir it all around.

5.     Cook it in simmer now till it become gravy consistency.  





Saturday, June 28, 2014

Mutton Kurma




Onion, Sliced – 250g
Tomato – 30g
Lime juice –
Mint leaves – 100g
Coriander leaves – 50g
Garam Masala powder – 1 tsp
Salt to taste
Mutton – 1 Kg

To grind

Coconut – 350g
Khus Khus – 20g
Ginger and garlic paste – 3tsp
Cashewnuts – 50g
Jeera seeds – 2g
Saunf – 2g

For Tempering

Refined oil – 50ml
Ghee – 20ml
Cardamom - 3nrs
Star anise – 1
Bay leaf – 2
Saunf – 1g
Curry leaves - a few
Green chillies, slitted – 7nrs

Method of Preparation

1.     Fry the ingredients slightly in kadai and grind it as fine paste (to grind).

2.     After the tempering is done, add onion. Fry till the onion soft and add tomato.

3.     Add mint leaves and coriander leaves. Mix it slightly and add the ground coconut masala. Stir all together.

4.     Add salt and mutton, stir and add water.

5.     Close the vessel and keep it in simmer. After Kurma get reach the consistency and the mutton is cooked, add the lime juice and garam masala powder. Stir it and put little ghee and coriander leaves in Mutton Kurma. Turn off the flame. Cover it for few minutes, Stir and serve.

Tuesday, August 14, 2012

Ramzan Episode – Nombhu Kanji

Title itself says the holy Ramalan month is adorned by "Nombhu Kanji" a King of Porridge. Ramadan month fast is not end without take Nombhu kanji in the evening that much heavenly significance given to Nombhu kanji by our Muslim friends.


Simply says Our Nombhu Kanji is a superstar of the Ramadan month. Unique style, flavour and taste all are cordially stands for the citation of "King of Porridge."

Taking energetic liquid stuff Nombhu Kanji after a day long fasting will help the internal organs to breathe out and helps for easy assimilation. Well cooked raw rice and moong dal provides adequate energy to the body; aromatic spices in Nombhu Kanji are the another reason for easy assimilation and also refresh the organs when take food after the day long godly fasting by our Muslims friends.

Fenugreek seeds in Nombhu Kanji retains white colour of porridge and soften the rice and dal while cooking.

NOMBHU KANJI – Recipe

Raw Rice – 1 ½ Kg

Moong Dal – 200g

Fenugreek – 2g

Ginger – 100gms

Garlic – 100gms

Cinnamon, Cardamom & Cloves – 5 Gms

Ghee – 50gms

Tomatoes – 250gms

Green chillies – 3g

Coriander leaves – 50gms

Small Onions – 250 gms

Coconut – 01nr

Cumin Seeds – 2g

Preparation Method

1. Make ginger and garlic paste out of ½ of the quantity of each

2. Chop small onions, tomatoes, coriander leaves and remaining 50gms of ginger. Slit greenchillies.

3. Take coconut milk and keep aside the residue of coconut.

4. Boil four litres of water in a vessel, once the water is boiled add the rinsed raw rice and moong dal in it.

5. Along with raw rice and moong dal, add chopped small onions, tomatoes, ginger, cinnamon, cardamom, cloves, whole garlic, ginger & garlic paste, cumin seeds, fenugreek seeds and slitted greenchillies. Stir it all around.

6. Allow the rice and moong dal to cook well. Once it reaches porridge consistency, add coconut milk and the coconut residue after taking coconut milk. Just stir and keep it in slow fire for a minute.

7. Add fine chopped coriander leaves at the end.

NOTE

At the time of serving Nombhu Kanji, you also add few pieces of chopped seedless chopped dates that too highlight the taste of Nombhu Kanji.

Nombhu Kanji gives its own original taste only in the Ramzan month, the same porridge what we prepare at any other month wouldn’t give the original taste as you taste now.

Prepare and feel the taste.

Insha Allaahhhhh!!!