Non-Veggie Recipe Roundup

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It was a great honour to host this event. As it was, it was the first time I had hosted any event on my blog. It really felt nice to receives lots and lots of recipes from everyone of you. I thank all to make this event a great success. So here are the recipes for the Non-veggies event round up.

Post a comment on which recipe you liked the most and please leave out your own recipes.

This is in the order of how I received the recipes:

Sharmila was the first person to send me this yummy looking fish kheema for the event.

Fish Kheema

Manasi with her lots of energy had many a things to share and here are her contributions.

Seekh Kabab

Lukhmi

Shikambur Kabab

After fish and meat it has to be egg, so here was Vij with her Disguised Egg Curry.

DISGUISED EGG CURRY (EGGS COOKED IN CASHEWNUT AND POPPY SEEDS SAUCE)

And now comes the dear exception. With the girl chefs around, I came across somebody who is a little different. He is non other than Siddharth, he was good to send me his simple recipe of EggVeg Ginger Garlic Maggie Noodles, and to tell you the truth, it has become very popular among those who can light the gas oven and knows nothing more. Check his blog for more details.

EggVeg Ginger Garlic Maggie Noodles

Suma was there next with chicken kheema and chiken samosa. A all time favorite of all Indians for an idle evening ideal snacks.

Chicken kheema

Chicken samosa

With the snacks getting over had to have something little more spicy, and yes Arundhati was ready for that. The Tandoori chicken was ready to serve.

Tandoori Chicken

It was now time for my dear friend Priti, who had sent a number of recipes for the event and here are the list: Grilled Chicken, a different style Egg Drumstick curry, the delicious and yummy Prawn Masala, and ofcourse the main course Egg Briyani with Rajma.

Grilled Chicken

Chicken curry with capsium baby corn

Prawn Masala

Egg Biriyani with Rajma Raitha

Vij has sent another yummy recipe with egg, Egg Kheema Curry.

Egg Kheema Curry

Priya was all set to have a massive entry for the event, and here she is with five of her delicious non-veggie recipes. Hyderabadi Chicken 65,  Malabar Egg Thokku, Egg 65, Shark Hash Kuzhambu, and Spicy Fish Gravy.

Hyderabadi Chicken 65

Malabar Egg Thokku

Egg 65

Shark Hash Kuzhambu

Spicy Fish Gravy

Shama sent nice South Indian non-veggie recipes for the event. Mutton Kulambu/Goat meat Curry, Chicken Pulikulambu, Chicken kulambu, Fish Mango Curry and Fish Kulambu.

Mutton Kulambu

Chicken PulikulambuChicken Kulambu

Fish Mango curry

Fish Kulambu

Priyanka sent the chicken specialties Murghir jhol and chicken rezala, and look they seem to be so mouth watering.

Chicken Rezala

Murgir Jhol

And last but not the least it was Srivalli who had sent me her Fried Chicken with Eggs. To add here she had specially made this preparation for the Non-Veggie event.

Fried Chicken with Eggs

Thank you everybody for taking active part in this event and making it a huge success. I hope that I have added all yours recipes. If somehow I had missed out any please do notify me through email or just post a comment with this roundup.

THANK YOU very much. Keep in touch. Till then HAPPY COOKING AND HAPPY EATING.

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Macher Jhol

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Fish had always been my love at the dining table. Fish of all types and fish of all kinds does always bring that extra smile to my face. This is the reason why I am just enjoying my stay here in Bengal. I feel that it is for all Bengalis wherever they are, fish is the best way to end the meal. My mom used to cook a very simple but the most delicious fish curry, when I used to go to school. I still like that fish curry. Here it is for all you readers. To tell you one simple trick to make this curry a bit more spicy, cook it with any kind of fresh fish brought from the market that same day.

Ingredients:

Fish (Maach): 4 pieces

Potato (Aalu): 2 , cut like finger chips

Onion (Peyaj): 1small, chopped finely

Turmeric powder (Halud guro): 1/2 teaspoon

Chilli powder (Sukno lankar guro): 1 teaspoon

Cumin powder (jira guro): 1 teaspoon

Mustard oil (Sarser tel): 2 tablespoons

Bay leaf (Tej pata): 2

Salt to taste

Preparation:

• Half fry the fish pieces, potatoes separately and keep aside.
• Take oil in a wok and sauté the onions, and the bay leaves.
• Add all the spices to the sautéd onions and fry a bit.
• Add 2 cups of water and to it add the fried potatoes.
• Cook the broth till it starts boiling and then add the fish pieces, take care so that those do not break.
• Cook till the potatoes get fully cooked.
• Serve with rice and enjoy eating.

I prepared this dish with Rohu (rui maach), you can do the same with any fleshy fish.

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