Sunday, May 20, 2007
Semi Dry Chicken Gravy Recipe
Yummy looking isn't it. Taste real good with butter Chapatti.
Look at the dart board, used as a back ground. Amateur Photography haha.
Recipe will be updated soon.
The Recipes:
This is a Onion Based Gravy.
4 medium sized onions for 1 kilo chicken.
More onions and the dish will be sweetish. Go ahead if you want your chicken sweet :)
For the garnish:
Add 1 tsp Dhania Powder
Add 1 tsp Jeera Powder.
Add 1 tsp Chilli Powder.
Add half tsp haldi Powder.
Add 1 tsp garlic Crushed.
Add 1 tsp ginger Crushed.
Salt to taste.
1 tsp vegetable Oil.
Mix well and keep in fridge or outside for 2 hours.
4 Onions finely chopped Keep Aside.
Heat Oil in a Wok. I always cook my chicken in a Wok or Kadhai.
The bottom of the cooking vessel has to be thick so that heat distributes evenly.
I use about 3 TBS vegetable oil. Should be enough.
A trick to cook in less oil. Only fry 1/3rd of the onions. Put the rest later.
Crackle 1 tsp jeera and mustard seed in the oil.
Add about one onions portion from the chopped onions and fry till golden brown.
Add 5 green chillis sliced in halves.
Fry for 30 seconds in medium heat.
Add rest of the onions and fry for couple of minutes.
Increase the heat.
Add the chicken and Quickly mix.
Let it mix well. Stir well, such that all the chicken pieces are turned.
Cover the vessel and cook for 15 minutes in low heat.
Now open the lid, and increase heat.
Add 2 tomatoes finely chopped(Optional).
Cook till most of all the juice from the curry have evaporated.
Keep Stirring/mixing.
Add 1 tsp of off-the-shelf Chicken masala.
Cook for couple of minutes after you add masala.
Garnish with coriander for better smell.
I didn't.. Ran out of coriander :)
Bachelor's kitchen you see!!
Wednesday, April 18, 2007
H1b Official Website Bomb
When you search for the keyword H1b official website on google, you'd expect the pages of uscis, but no. Well at least before I made the post, the first result was of a hate site, called send [them] back dot org. After my post, a few links from other bloggers, now the google result page has pushed down the hate site fron the number one spot of google result page.
But, it is still on page one. I want a few more links to push the result back to at least page two.
I want my dear readers and fellow food bloggers to read this post, and write a post titled H1b official website, with links to the genuine H1b sites below:
http://www.uscis.gov/portal/site/uscis
http://www.h1b1.com/welcome.htm
http://www.infinitilaw.com/h1bquotacount.html
http://www.buchanan.org/blog/?p=618
With the anchor text H1b Official Website like below:
1. H1B official website
2. H1B official website
3. H1B official website
4. H1b Official Website
make it fast.
This hate site got into search result number one by getting link with H1b Official website as the anchor text. By linking to the other sites with the same text, we are going to ou\sh the hate site back inside the google result pages.
Start Linking...
Wednesday, March 7, 2007
Happy Women's Day!!
You don't need a special day to celebrate, but now that you have one why not take it :)
And please visit blank Noise Project today for the Action Heroes.
Monday, February 19, 2007
Did you Vote for me YET!!
But if you are an old visitor, please take out a few minutes to Vote for me at the Indibloggies Awards..
Tomorrow is the last date Mind you, so Hurrry..
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Don't worry about the Website or Blog URL field, That is not mandatory..
Just give your name and Email, and VOTE..
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Wednesday, January 17, 2007
How to make paneer, Homemade paneer!
How to make Paneer at home?
Fresh Paneer that you can use to cook mouth watering dishes like Palak Paneer ,or the reason this post was made about a year back. Mattar Paneer, or Paneer with green peas.
I started that post with the lines "The secret of making paneer unvieled!!!" And BTW, the layout for my new blog is almost ready.. Just a little tweaks here and there and we will be in our new distination soon. All fresh posts in there.. No importing of posts.. I just can't have the thought of deleting this blog. Some dishes I will cook again and repost even, for new readers who are too lazy to browze the archives..
The picture above is of the paneer, prepared myself. Turned out quite easy. Otherwise it wouldn't have been posted on Bachelor Cooking!
I had prepared it with inspiration from Atabela..
This is quite simple, simple enough for green horn cooks.
And it was indeed tastier than the Dairy manufactured Paneers that we buy.
Steps:
Boil Milk in a vessel.
* I boiled 1 litre of milk for the purpose.. and The ball above is just about the size of a Cricket Ball, so if you want a bigger Ball, get two litres. I eat alone so It was enough for me.
Boil Milk in low heat ( Low heat so that the milk don't spill, no use crying over spilt milk right?) Boil until about 1/4 or a quarter of the milk has evaporated has evaporated.
When 3 quaters of the milk remain, squeeze some lime juice.
OK put pre-squeezed lime juice. For 1 litre of milk, it took s table spoons of freshly squeezed juice to get all the milk solidify or coagulate. (For more milk use more lime).
The milk will now start to coagulate. That is what we wanted. When you see that the solid and watyre has separated, remove the vessel from heat.
Now lay a muslin cloth like the seen in the picture above over the mouth of another vessel, and pour the milk over it so that only the solid if caught in the cloth.
gather up the sides of the cloth and hold it like a sack or purse.
When you have gathered the sides on the top, hold tight and turn the solid below, so that the cloth tightens over the solid milk or paneer.
(**Now, hot water will squirt from the mesh in the cloth and it will be really hot, so do the tightening under a running water tap.)
Hand the sack for sometime, and then Open..
If you want to cook it, you make cut them into cubes as below.
Fry just till this brown.. Is it golden brown?