Easiest Nihari Dish in the World
This is best served with chappatis.
You need:
3lb Meat, chicken or beef (I don't know cooking time for beef)
Ready-mixed Nihari masala
One large red or white onion finely sliced
One cup of flour
Cup of oil
Some fat greenchillies to garnish
Wash, drain and fry the meat in half of the oil for 5-8 minutes on medium heat. Pour in the mixed masala (lazeezah do two sachets in one pack, I use one and a half sachets for more flavour) Cover with enough water so that all meat is well covered. Chicken cooks quicker so every now and then check to see if cooked. One way to check is that the meat will start to come away from the bone (leg part).
OK mix the cup of flour in a bowl with enough water to make a thick gravy. Beat well and add to chicken, stirring as you go. Keep cooking on medium heat for another 15 minutes.
Now fry the onion in the remaining oil, until nicely browned and throw into Nihari and mix it all up. Cook for another 5-10 minutes.
It's best to leave the garnish to the end just before you serve the dish.
Tip: Remove seeds from chilli and slice thinly before putting a large pinch on top of served dish. You can add grated ginger and coriander but I don't bother. Enjoy
This is best served with chappatis.
You need:
3lb Meat, chicken or beef (I don't know cooking time for beef)
Ready-mixed Nihari masala
One large red or white onion finely sliced
One cup of flour
Cup of oil
Some fat greenchillies to garnish
Wash, drain and fry the meat in half of the oil for 5-8 minutes on medium heat. Pour in the mixed masala (lazeezah do two sachets in one pack, I use one and a half sachets for more flavour) Cover with enough water so that all meat is well covered. Chicken cooks quicker so every now and then check to see if cooked. One way to check is that the meat will start to come away from the bone (leg part).
OK mix the cup of flour in a bowl with enough water to make a thick gravy. Beat well and add to chicken, stirring as you go. Keep cooking on medium heat for another 15 minutes.
Now fry the onion in the remaining oil, until nicely browned and throw into Nihari and mix it all up. Cook for another 5-10 minutes.
It's best to leave the garnish to the end just before you serve the dish.
Tip: Remove seeds from chilli and slice thinly before putting a large pinch on top of served dish. You can add grated ginger and coriander but I don't bother. Enjoy
