Ingredients:
Kheema/mutton mince 500gms
Channa daal 1/4 cup
Oil 2tbsp
Green cardamoms 6nos
Cloves 4
Cinnamon 2 sticksPathar ke phool (optional) 2 bunches
Shahi jeera 1/2 tsp
Onion 1 Chopped
Garlic 20 flakes
Red chilly powder 1tsp
Turmeric 1/2 tsp
Kheema/mutton mince 500gms
Channa daal 1/4 cup
Oil 2tbsp
Green cardamoms 6nos
Cloves 4
Cinnamon 2 sticksPathar ke phool (optional) 2 bunches
Shahi jeera 1/2 tsp
Onion 1 Chopped
Garlic 20 flakes
Red chilly powder 1tsp
Turmeric 1/2 tsp
Fresh coriander 2 tbsp
Fresh mint 2 tbsp
Green chillies 2
Oil to shallow fry
For the filling
Hung yogurt 250gms
Onions 1 (chopped finely)
Green chillies 2Fresh coriender 2 tbsp (finely chopped)
Fresh mint 2 tbsp (finely chopped)
Black pepper powder 1 tspSalt as per taste
Fresh mint 2 tbsp
Green chillies 2
Oil to shallow fry
For the filling
Hung yogurt 250gms
Onions 1 (chopped finely)
Green chillies 2Fresh coriender 2 tbsp (finely chopped)
Fresh mint 2 tbsp (finely chopped)
Black pepper powder 1 tspSalt as per taste
1.Heat oil in a handi. Add green cardamom, cloves, cinnamon, mountain moss and royal cumin seeds.
2.Stir over medium heat. Now onions and garlic.Saute till done.
2.Stir over medium heat. Now onions and garlic.Saute till done.
3.Add the meat ,channa daal,salt, red chillies and turmeric.
3.Now add the coriander, mint and green chillies. Stir.
3.Now add the coriander, mint and green chillies. Stir.
4.Add 2 cups of water, bring to a boil till the daal is cooked and the water is completely absorbed.
5.When the meat is cooked, remove, cool and transfer to a blender and mince.
For the filling,
For the filling,
Take hung yogurt, add onions, green chillies, chopped coriander and mint. Add black pepper and mix it all in a bowl.
Now flatten each mince ball, place a portion of the filling in the middle and cover to make 3/4 inch patties.
Heat a little oil in a kadai and shallow fry the kebabs for 3-4 minutes, till they look brown.
Now flatten each mince ball, place a portion of the filling in the middle and cover to make 3/4 inch patties.
Heat a little oil in a kadai and shallow fry the kebabs for 3-4 minutes, till they look brown.
This is my entry to "The Hyderabad Ramadan Food Festival" by Mona of Zaiqa
Wow an unique kabab... Just love it... Yum!
ReplyDeleteThanks oriya food for the quick comment :)
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ReplyDeleteNicely browned, Varunavi., Looks great!
ReplyDeleteThe Kababs looks superb Varunavi..after sauting,the rest of meat and daal cooking can be done in a pressure cooker ?
ReplyDeleteThe Shikampuri Kabab look mouth watering! Thanks for your entry Varunavi.
ReplyDeletehi V,
ReplyDeleteHyderabad recipes are so rich and Royal is both presentation and taste :) Good one yet again!!
Happy weekend
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You got me seriously drooling here
ReplyDeletewow..a lovely kabab.....yummy
ReplyDeleteI AM TURNING VEGETARIAN AND HENCE PANEER KABAB SUITS MY PALATE.
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ReplyDeleteThanx sanghi,sailaja,vani
ReplyDeleteThanx ann kheema and dal can be cooked in the cooker
ReplyDeleteThanx mona,suparna,bindya,shama, nsiyer and rekha
ReplyDeleteLubna thanx,waiting for u....
ReplyDeleteThough im a vegetarian,the dish looks mouthwatering!!Can i substitute anything for the meat??
ReplyDeleteSuch a lovely post. Looks so tempting. Pass me a plate pls! :-)
ReplyDeleteKabab looks mouthwatering. Looks so tasty and tempting. Yummy....
ReplyDeletekababs look perfect dear!
ReplyDeletekababs are looking lovely...mouthwatering....
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Great recipe,thats the way my mom cooks them.Thanks!
ReplyDeleteI love these kababs - have a recipe on my blog where I put them into pita pockets and served them like sandwiches and they were awesome!
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