my sister shared this recipe with me long back, since hubby dear is a non-veg lover I tried this recipe for him. You can make the same recipe with boneless fish pieces also. I usually make this with small portions like with 200 grams so that he can finish the pickle in less time. He don't like the same pickle for long time so I make chicken and fish pickles for him, make small quantity and keep the pickle in fridge, so that you can use the different pickles for long time. He don't like more gravy in pickles so I made it little less gravy if you want you can make it more gravy with adding more oil and lemon juice. A big Thanks to my sister and here is my hubby dears favorite recipe...............
INGREDIENTS:----
Chicken --- 1 kg (bone less or with bones, I used bone less)
Turmeric powder --- 1/2 tea sp
Ginger garlic paste -- 2 tea sp
Oil ---- 250 gms.
Garam masala --- 2 teasp
Red chili powder --- 8--10 tea sp (according to you spice level you can increase or reduce the red chili powder)
Mustard and fenugreek powder -- 1 tab sp(dry roast 1 tab sp black mustard seeds and 1 tea sp fenugreek seeds till they become hot take care that the seeds should not change the color and they should not splutter just heat the seeds. now make a fine powder in a blender and store it in a air tight bottle this will help you in making like this instant pickles.)
Salt --- 1& 1/2 tea sp or according to taste
Lemon juice --- 4 tab sp
METHOD:----
1. Cut chicken in to bite size pieces and wash under running water and drain.
2. Take this chicken pieces in to a mixing bowl add ginger garlic paste, turmeric powder, 1/2 tea sp salt mix well to coat the marination to the chicken pieces well. Cover with a lid or foil and leave it in the fridge for 12 hours or over night.
3. Next day morning transfer this marinated chicken in to a pan and start cooking in a low flame (don't add water this process is for remove the moisture in the chicken) so let the chicken cook till the moisture disappears.
4. After the moisture disappear add oil keep the heat in medium and mix gently cover with a lid and cook for 2 min.
5.Remove the lid and mix well and fry the chicken in a medium flame till light golden color Here one point very important is don't over fry the chicken as this turns the chicken hard to chew so remove the chicken in a light brown color.
6. When the chicken pieces starts turn into light brown color add remaining salt, Red chilli powder, muatard and fenugreek powder garam masala,lemon juice mix well and let the raw smell of the powder masala disappears remove from the heat this will take 2 sec. in high flame.
7. Remove from heat and let it cool, adjust salt and chilli powder and transfer the chicken pickle in to a glass jar. Keep the chicken pickle jar in fridge.
Serve with hot steamed rice or with parathas or dosas...
- Always use a clean and dry spoon to scoop out the pickle.
- If you fell like the pickle looks dry then add little more oil no need to heat the oil.
- You can start using this pickle from the same day.
- Don't add the lemon juice after you remove from heat or don't add raw lemon juice that will spoil the pickle. If you want to add more lemon juice after you remove the pickle from heat then heat the lemon juice in a low flame for few sec then add the warm lemon juice to the pickle and let it cool the store.












11 comments:
Looks delicious with gravy clinging to it, just like BBQ chicken with Indian spices!:)
WOW... So mouthwatering. Nice recipe. YUM !YUM!... Love to have it with some hot sambar rice...
I prepared chicken pickle from Sailu's place few days back, urs looks very spicy and delicious..
Beautiful pics....i m sure they taste awesome...looks so delicious...
It looks yummy..
can we substitute lemon juice with vinegar? going to try this out
Love your version......my friend adds little coconut to this.Super
looks yum... love it!
Although I am vegetarian. But seems to be yummier and want to eat that I any way.
Plz can you make shrimp pickle
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