Chicken Kasha
Posted by Sudeshna on April 1, 2008
We’ve moved to own domain name – bengalicuisine.net. Please update your Bookmarks, Blogroll and Feeds. You can follow me on Twitter.
Serves: 4
This is my first post here in this webpage, so let’s start with some spicy thing. One of my favorite dishes – Chicken kasha.
Ingredients:
Chicken -1kg
Curd(doi) – 150gm
Onions(peyaj) – 4 big ones
Garlic(rasun) – 5/6 peeled
Ginger(aada) -10/20gm
Turmeric powder(halud) – 2tsp
Chilli powder(lankar guro) – 3 tsp
Vegetable or mustard oil – 2 big tablespoons
Salt to taste
Procedure
First of all clean the chicken very well, let it be under running tap water for at least 5mins. Take the chicken in bowl and then add the curd, 1 big tablespoon of ginger garlic paste, 2 tea spoons of chilli powder , 2 tablespoon of onion juice(chop one onion and grind it in a mixer) and salt . Keep it aside for 3mins.
Heat the oil in a kadai, sauté the chopped onions, and garlic till they become golden brown. Keep aside one-fourth of the onions for garnishing later. Put in the rest of garlic – ginger paste into the sautéed onion and ginger, and just fry for a minute or so. Add the marinated chicken to the kadai and pour 2 cups of water. Put a lid and cook for few minutes.
Check after 5/6mins whether the chicken has become got cooked. If it still seems to be stiff , add some more water and cook for sometime more.
A great smell will fill up your kitchen when it’s cooked. Turn off the stove. Put the cooked chicken in a bowl and garnish it with the fried onions.
Enjoy it with rice, chapatti or paratha.
An addendum
Those of you who are still in love with potatoes can add 2/3 big sized potatoes to it. Cut the potatoes into one-fourth size. Fry till it becomes golden (don’t over fry it) and keep it aside. After adding the chicken, wait for 5mins and then add the fried potatoes to it.
skyhopper said
sounds yummy!!
its a nice attempt ..hope to see some more ..some quick comment ..can you adjust the font a little bit ..and also it will great if you can add the visual s of the dish ….:)
meetsudeshna said
@Sudipta
I’ll try to add the pic .
DC said
wow!!!
Kalyan kee to wah wah ho gaye..
Chicken-kasha khate jao,
Sudeshan kae gun gate jao 🙂
-DC-
Dipa said
is it OK to leave the yogurt out of this recipe? please advise. thank you.
meetsudeshna said
@Dipa,
You can leave out the yogurt, but its better to add, to enhance the taste and also to make the chicken soft. Instead you can add vinegar (1 tablespoon)
sudip said
very simply explained recipe & I am sure will taste great.