Most
non-vegetarians prefer chicken to mutton in India. The reason…so personal
anyone can say. I feel chicken is easy to cook as it takes much less time than
mutton. Chicken is easily available while mutton also raises the eyebrow of the
buyer if it will be of a good quality or not. And chicken eating is found to be
healthier than savouring mutton. Reasons will rise from one to another but
chicken gets the majority vote if there is a mandate to be taken.
Showing posts with label Kadhai chicken. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kadhai chicken. Show all posts
Tuesday, May 27, 2014
Wednesday, October 9, 2013
Chicken Makha- Makha
Puja days
are saying, “Knock knock” standing at the doorstep of everyday life. What more,
children say, “ki moja Pujo eshe gelo” (great fun the Pujas have come), and elders
including me looking forward for the first day of the Pujo, Sosthi, that’s the
beginning of the five days -- uff! -- can’t imagine the excitement building up
for the coming days. One more day and then the daily routine of life will be
different from the regular activities -- ektu (little) different from the
regular schedule of life. O God, my language is becoming a mish-mash of Bangla and
English words. It happens, it happens in India, nothing to worry.
I’m not
thinking about pandal hopping that’s going to happen in my life after a couple
of days, but, now I’m more concerned about my recipe that’s going to get a
place here.
I’ve named
this recipe Chicken Makha-makha because whenever I cook chicken I ask everyone
at home what they like to eat. “What will you like, murgir jhol (chicken curry), chicken
dopiyaza, kadhai chicken, chicken roast…”, before I can carry on –
mind you I don’t have many more options to give them – am delighted to hear -- “keno chicken
makha-makha kore daoo (why? Cook chicken makha-makha) ”. Thus this
recipe has a name of its own in my home.
Labels:
aluminium kadhai,
bangla,
Chicken,
Chicken dopiyaza,
Chicken Makha-makha,
chicken roast,
Chutney,
iron kadhai,
Kadhai chicken,
Khunti,
Mish-mash,
Mung dal,
Murgir jhol,
Pujas,
Pujo,
vilayeti kadhai
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