This is a Kerala version of Pepper chicken. Usually it is a spicy dish.
1) You may increase or decrease pepper powder according to your spice toleration level.
2) I have used tender chicken which cooked with just 1 tbsp of water and the water oozing out of chicken. Depending on the chicken used you may add water accordingly.
Quantity | Name | |
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Marination | ||
Salt to taste | ||
2 Tsp. | Lemon juice | |
1 Pinch | Turmeric powder | |
1 Tsp. | Chilli powder | |
1 Tsp. | Pepper powder | |
Kerala PEPPER CHICKEN | ||
500 Gms. | Chicken cut into pieces | |
1 Cup | Onion chopped finely | |
0.5 Tsp. | Fennel seeds | |
2 Tiny pinch | Garlic ,chopped finely | |
1 Tsp. | Ginger chopped | |
0.5 Dash | Tomato chopped | |
2 Tsp. | Pepper powder | |
1 Tsp. | Garam masala powder | |
A Small Handful | Salt to taste | |
2 To Taste | Coconut oil | |
1 No. | Green chillies finely chopped | |
1 Sprig | Curry leaves | |
1 Pinch | Turmeric powder |
Marination:-
1) Marinate chicken with all the ingredients given under marination and keep aside for 1 hour.
2) Then cook chicken by adding about 1 tbsp of water.
Pepper fry:-
1) Heat coconut oil.
2) Splutter curry leaves and fennel seeds.
3) Add onion, ginger and garlic. Fry till onions turn brown.
4) Add green chillies, turmeric powder and pepper powder.
5) Immediately add tomatoes & saute till tomatoes are finely cooked and oil starts to seperate.
6) Add cooked chicken and let it fry in masalas for about 12 minutes.
7) Just before removing from fire, add garam masala powder.
Serve hot as an appetiser or with rice.