Chinese – kerala chicken fry


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Preparation Time : 30 minutes + marination time for 8 hours or over night

Cooking Time : 15 – 20 minutes

Serving : 8 members

Description

Chinese – Kerala chicken fry . A recipe I came up in a foodie group ( don’t remember exactly which one ) .when i first saw the recipe wasn’t sure how it would taste , but the textures and flavours came together beautifully and really complemented each other . the magical marriage of these two diverse cuisines resulted in a knock out dish with an explosion of different flavours. Every home has its own fusion of their fathers side authentic dishes along with their mothers side authentic dishes  that creates  a togetherness of two culinary cultures as one . to add upon this the new trend of foreign touches manifest each home kitchen more with an undeniably complex  and interesting cuisine imbued with influences from around the world .   Fusions always leads to fresh ideas with a celebration of vibrant flavours  of the world along with the love for the brilliant deep craving , nostalgia of home cooked food   . why wait ???? Go ahead and enjoy peeps !!!

Ingredients

Ingredients
Quantity
Chicken1 kg
Cinnamon stick 2 inch piece
Peppercorns 2 tablespoons
Dry red chillies 6 to 8
Turmeric powder 1/2 teaspoon
Green chillies 3 slit
Garlic 7 flakes
Ginger 2 inch piece
Curry leaves few
Vinegar 2 teaspoons
Soya sauce1 tablespoon
Onions 2 sliced
Coconut oil4 tablespoons
Salt to taste

Method

  1. Dry roast pepper , cinnamon , cloves and dry red chillies separately for a few minutes until a nice aroma arises .
  2. Make sure not to burn these ingredients .
  3. Cool the roasted ingredients and grind along with ginger , garlic , vinegar , soya sauce and salt to a smooth paste .( add little water if required ) Marinate cleaned chicken in this ground masala over night or for 8 hours at least in the refrigerator . ( over night marination tastes better .) Cook the marinated chicken with a lid covered until the masala gets fully absorbed and becomes dry . Set aside .
  4. Heat 3 tablespoons of coconut oil in a pan and roast the cooked chicken to a brown colour for a 5-8 minutes in low flame as we don’t want the chicken to become to dry and rubbery .
  5. Fry sliced onions , green chillies and curry leaves to a golden caramelised brown colour In one tablespoon of coconut oil .
  6. Mix with the roasted chicken and serve hot .