Daawat Newsletter May 14, 2001

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Recipe Count: 1006
Featured Recipe
A spicy non vegetarian dish popular among Indians, Pakisthanis and Middle-East.

Ingredients:

200g boneless chicken
20g cream
20g grated paneer
10g ginger-garlic paste
5g garam masala
5g pepper powder
20g oil
Salt to taste

Chicken Malai Kababs

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Method:
  1. Clean the chicken and cut into small pieces
  2. Mix ginger-garlic paste, salt, garam masala powder, cream, grated paneer, pepper powder in a bowl and marinate the chicken for about 3 hours.
  3. Place all the chicken pieces on a greased plate evenly and bake in an oven at 350 degrees F for about 1 hour.
  4. Apply oil on the pieces occasionally when baking.
  5. Garnish with vegetable salad.



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Tip of the week
While whipping the cream, never overdo it or butter will form. Always whip over a tray of iced water or ice cubes. Whip in sharp upward strokes till soft peaks form. Keep in refrigerator till used.

Cookery term
Batter:

Any mixture of dry ingredients and liquid that is stirred or beaten and can be poured.


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