Boneless chicken 200 gm
Green chili 3
Mint leaves 10 – 12 leaves
Ginger & garlic paste 1 tsp
Pepper powder 1 tsp
Garam masala powder ½ tsp
Roasted gram dal (putnal) handful
Chirongi/charoli handful
Corn flour 2 table spoon
Egg 1
Salt 2 tsp or as per taste
Oil for deep frying
Method:
Wash, cut and drain out the water completely from the chicken. Add all the ingredients and grind it into a paste. Heat the oil in a kadai/wok. As the mixture will be a little sticky you can take the mixture with a teaspoon and gently put it into the oil, few at a time. See that it is fried on a little slow flame so that the mixture inside also is cooked. Fry till golden brown on all sides and remove it on to a tissue so that the excess oil will be absorbed. You can eat it as a snack or a starter.
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though I am vegan.. your dish is very tempting...
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oh wow!just awesome recipe.
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@biricitinyeri.. Happy cooking!
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wow...these chicken balls looks splendid..loved it absolutely :-)
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Hey there, happened upon this recipe and it looks so good! My question is this: what is/are Chirongi/charoli and where can I obtain such a thing? I don't believe I've ever had that before, unless it goes by a different name here in the states.
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