This is my first try on making this exotic and delicious chicken. Since I am a vegetarian I cannot tell you how it tasted but, after seeing a huge reaction (WOW!) and a big smile on my hubby's face I can tell you it should have tasted heavenly, he finished it in a single take!!!
Ingredients:
For Gravy
1 big Onion sliced
1 Tomato diced
4 tbsp Oil
1 tsp Cumin Seeds
1 tbsp Coriander seeds
2 tbsp Sesame seeds
1 tbsp Poppy seeds (Gasagasalu)
2 tbsp minced Garlic
Whole Garam masala spices (Bay leaf, Green Cardamom, 2-3 Cloves, 1/2 inch Cinnamon)
1/2 tsp Garam masala powder
3 tbsp dry shredded Coconut
2 tbsp red chili powder (or to taste) or degi mirch or kashmiri mirch powder
Salt to taste
Cilantro/coriander leafs for garnishing
Ingredients for Marination
1 lb Chicken drumsticks/ leg pieces
1/2 tsp Turmeric powder
1 tbsp Ginger Garlic paste
1 tbsp Lemon Juice
Method:
Marination:
Remove skin and any extra fat from the drum sticks. Wash them well and drain them. Make deep cuts on either side of the thigh so that the marination will be able to pierce in. Prepare the marination mixture with the above mentioned marination ingredients and rub it on all sides on chicken and keep to marinate for 30 min.
Preparation of Masala:
Heat 1/2tbsp of oil in a pan and add cumin seeds, whole garam spices, coriander seeds, sesame seeds, poppy seeds, chopped garlic one by one and cook till spices start to change its color. Add dry grated coconut, sliced onion and cook till onion turn light brown color.
Later when the mixture is ready, turn off the stove and let it cool down. Add this mixture along with tomatoes to blender and grind to make smooth paste by adding some water.
Curry:
Heat 4tbsp of oil in a pan and add ground masala paste, red chilli powder, garam masala and mix well. Cook it for five min. Add marinated chicken pieces, mix well, add water to desired consistency, cover and cook till the chicken gets tender. Finally garnish with cilantro/coriander leafs.
Hot and spicy Kolapuri Chicken Curry is ready to serve!
Looks tempting...
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ReplyDeleteTempting curry...im drooling over here..
ReplyDeleteDelicious treat
ReplyDeletevery yummy it looks.
ReplyDeleteDrooling!!!! So tempting....
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ReplyDeleteFabulous Chicken Kohlapuri. My fav dish. Thanks for stopping by my space, glad to follow you back. Please keep in touch.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious. Had this once and loved it.
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering here,fingerlicking chicken curry..Inviting.
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This looks awesome and inviting. I like chicken.
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ReplyDeleteSuper delicious curry very yummmy
ReplyDeleteDelicious chicken biryani..drooling here
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Sure saloni!!! thank you for stopping by!!!
ReplyDeleteThat looks amazing, I would really enjoy that for dinner. It looks like something from an Indian restaurant. visit my Dhaniya chicken when u get time
ReplyDeleteYummy! Can one add vegetables? Which ones? With me the gravies always get leftover-what veggies may I add to it later (when chicken pieces are over)? Thanks for the recipes!
ReplyDeleteThis kolhapuri chicken looks really yummy and mouthwatering. BTW, I love your presentation of this, the procedures are well-explained and easy to follow. Good job and thanks for sharing :)
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