ShobisKitchen

Today is sunday and you know what's the menu in my kitchen, it's chicken dum biriyani and murg malai kabab. I'm a great fan of chicken rather than red meat like mutton. Just relished on the yummy food and got back to my blogging business. However i did not click any of today's food pictures. The recipe for murg malai kabab is from my previous try and it was just a bomb! This recipe is loaded with goodness of creamy yogurt and coriander leaves - do try out this recipe and share your valuable feedback. Happy Cooking! 😋😋😋 Ingredients: 1/2 kg chicken pieces, boneless preferred 3 tbsp cooking oil or butter or clarified butter 1/2 tsp turmeric powder For marination: 1/2 tsp salt 1 tsp black pepper powder a pinch of baking soda For grinding: 2 green chilies 1/2 cup Greek yogurt or hung curd 2 tbsp full fat cream 2 inch ginger 6-8 garlic pods handful of coriander leaves, parsley can be substituted. water as required Steps: Clean and wash the...

I'm a great fan of Thai food, Malaysian, Italian, Mexican, Japanese in that order and given a chance i would try to cook the favorite food from each of these cuisines. Chicken Teriyaki is one of those recipes i tried at my home quite often as soon as i moved out of New York city. I do not get the lemon grass in my locality and hence did not try my hands on making Thai food, be it red curry or green curry and the like. About 13 years ago when i started to work i had a chance to eat pasta (soup kind of pasta ) from a authentic Italian outlet in my office campus. Neverthless i just hated the taste since it's very very bland to my taste buds, which only tasted biriyani and all other indian spices till that date. After few other years of work, i had an opportunity to move to New York and that's where i started developing a taste for these Italian and Mexican food. Yes, i started developing and did not like the taste instantly. However, the very first time i had tried Thai ...

Have you ever heard or come across the word "Paneer Soda"?! If you are from Tamil Nadu, then definitely you would not say NO. "Rose milk", "Sweet Lassi", "Paneer Soda" are the words etched in my taste buds as well as in my mind whenever i think about chennai or my childhood days. Paneer soda is one such drink i used to have or anyone in chennai for that matter. It not only quenches your thirst on a real summer day but also leaves  behind an amazing flavor in your tongue. Wow! those days are just wow. During my summer holidays i always make sure i go for a stay trip to my aunt's place which is about 80 kms from chennai city. It's a beautiful place and you would not find any shops other than this tea kadai (shop) or potti kadai (petty shop). All thru the day, we roam here and there in the sun (no matter what my yells at us to stay indoors, we jump and play in the sun and finally take our aunt to the petty shop to drink paneer soda. Jus...