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Saturday 29 September 2012

Steamed chicken kebabs

Hello everyone!!!This is Sabaa inviting you all and myself too for the very first blog of my experiences in my Matbakh, and for all those who dont know what it means, it is an arabic word for kitchen.
 
Allow me to please share with you the reason behind my love for cooking. It initially started with learning to cook, for the basic reason that every girl should be able to cook to make her husband and in laws happy, because as  they say 'the way to a man's heart is through his stomach'. I found that i impressed all with my skills but him and well my hubby is a bit difficult  to impress ;)

One day after trying too hard to impress him with my culinary skills, I angrily asked him to explain to me his food preferences. At a friends house  while reading a newspaper he showed me the below photograph of a chicken dish which really looked very tempting and asked me to cook it.
 Thus started my quest for the ingredients to cook this dish and after endless Google searches, I finally got this recipe :)

Steamed chicken kebabs

Ingredients:
2 pieces of chicken breast ( chopped roughly)
1/2 tsp ginger garlic paste
1/2 tsp chilli paste
1/2 cup spring onions ( chopped)
1/2 tsp cumin powder
1 slice of bread ( chopped roughly)
1/4 cup spinach ( chopped)
Sprinkling of cheese (optional)
1 tbsp oil
Salt as per taste
Method:
1.      In a mixer, grind chicken, ginger garlic paste, spring onions, cumin powder and bread into a coarse paste.
2.       Season it with salt and divide the entire mixture into two equal portions.
3.       Place one portion of this mixture on a rectangular sheet of aluminium foil and flatten it with the back of a spoon.
4.       Sprinkle spinach and cheese on top and fold the paste into a thick roll like a swiss roll, wrap this mixture by folding the foil paper and steam it in a pressure cooker or dim sum steamer for 15 mins.
5.        Unwrap the foil and cut the kebabs into thick circles.
6.        Serve on a bed of shredded lettuce , cabbage and lemon wedges.
My effort below:
Hubby loved it. Hope you all try it too.




12 comments:

  1. It is so easy to make that my 17 year old niece tried and got it perfect...

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  2. Hey sabaa great to know you have a blog now that too on food wow gonna try this today all indregents are ready looks yum yum will give you the preview tommorow

    Sam

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  3. Hey Sabaa!!Congratulations on your food blog.The recipe looks easy and delicious.

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  4. Thanks dear...it is indeed..do let me know how it was...

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  5. I can't cook, even for me your recipe sounds so simple. Keep going and best wishes. Looking forward to see more such recipes from you...

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    1. Thank u so much for ur wishes and support...in shaa allah...will post more...

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  6. Saba I agree most difficult thing in dis world is to impress our husband. I am really thankful for duing such a gud job.I just love ur recipe n my husband is loving my food.

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  7. I m so glad saira...lets win their hearts...

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  8. its an amazing dish already tried it n i luv it... keep on posting more recipes...

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  9. Way to go!!!! Very impressive and will keep looking out for more recipies on your blog.
    Good Going Sabaa.
    God Bless and make this blog be the beginning to many more soul searching, tummy pleasing recipes.
    -A-

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