Today I will be sharing the Fab
feb chicken, a recipe I have developed with love for the love of my life,
dedicated to this special month of love “February”. Though we decided to marry
in January, our families decided the same in February on a very special day. It
was 5th February and voila it’s was my husband’s birthday. So it was
prepared as a Sunday treat for him. Coming to the recipe, the taste is unique
and spicy. I have tried to fuse in the Indian masalas and the Chinese tadka in
this dish. I am sure you would love it.
Fab feb chicken
Serves: 4 to 5 persons
Ingredients :
Chicken 1.2 kg
Oil- 4 tbsp
Onions (large) - 3 (fine round
slices)
Garlic- 4 tbsp finely
Green chilies- 3
Spring onions- 1 bunch (finely
chopped)
Chat masala- 1 tsp
Garam masala- 1 tsp
Tomato sauce- 3 tbsp
Chilly sauce- 1 tbsp
Soya sauce- ½ tbsp.
Salt to taste
Water- ¼ cup
Marinate the chicken with the
following ingredients
Curd- 4 tbsp
Tomatoes- 2 (grounded)
Chat masala- ½ tbsp.
Chicken masala- 1 tbsp
Red chilli powder*- 1 tbsp
Black pepper powder*- 1 tbsp
Garlic paste- ½ tbsp.
Eggs -2
Procedure: Marinate chicken with
the above mentioned ingredients under marination for about 1 hour. Then heat 3
tbsp oil in a kadhai, add the chicken pieces and salt. Let it get seared on both
the sides and then add the remaining marinade. Cook covered on medium flame for
about 35-40 minutes till the chicken is tender. Remove the chicken and scrape
out the remaining masala from the Kadhai. If there is any oil, let it be there
and add the remaining 1 tbsp oil. Pour in the chopped garlic and green chilies.
Fry it and then add onions, spring onions and salt. Saute it well on high heat
for 4 minutes. Meanwhile take a small bowl and mix in all the sauces. After the
onions are well sautéed add the pre-cooked chicken and sauce mix. Stir it well
and add ¼ cup of water. You may add more water if you like. Cook on high heat
for 3-4 minutes. Then sprinkle garam masala and chaat masla. At last check for
the salt and spice level and we are ready to go.
Chicken Fab feb tastes best with
pulao or paranthas.
Note:
If you don’t have chicken masala
you can replace it with 1 ½ tbs coriander powder and ½ tbsp. of cumin powder
and ½ tsp of garam masala powder.
*If you are not very fond of
spicy food then do reduce the amount of pepper powder and chili powder used.
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