Ingredients:
- Chana dal-1 cup
- Beef keema -400 gm
- Egg-2(beaten)
- Ginger paste-1 ts
- Garlic paste-1 ts
- Cumin powder-1 ts
- Coriander powder-1 ts
- Garam masala powder-1/2 ts
- Red chilli powder-1/2 ts
- Cardamom-4 pieces
- Cinnamon-1 stick
- Onion paste-2 ts
- Copped onion-2 ts
- Chopped green chili-5 pieces 9
- Bread crumb-around 1 cup
- Chopped coriander leaf-1/2 cup
- Salt-1and1/2 ts or according to your taste
- Oil-1 cup for deep fry
- Clean and wash beef keema and chana dal. In a heavy bottom pan put beef keema,chana dal,ginger paste,garlic paste,onion paste,cinnamon,cardamon,salt and water.Cook until the chana dal and meat become well cooked and the water is completely dried up.
- Grind the cooked ingredients to make a fine paste.
- Put the paste in a mixing bowl.Add rest of the ingredients to it except oil and mix well.
- Make small round flattened balls from the mixture.
- Heat oil in a pan in medium heat. Deep the kabab in the beaten egg and carefully put in oil. Put another 4-5 kababs in the same way and fry them till golden brown color come out in both side.
- When frying is done take out the kabab in a paper towel to soak excess oil.
- Now Shami kabab is ready to serve. Serve it hot.
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Very easy way to cook, I like you blog.Thanks. I think you should use bangla too.
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I will try making this for Eid. My only concern is the eggs, it gets very foamy while frying how can I avoid this. Also, I would like to make the kebabs and freeze them raw. Will it break if i fry them as soon as I take them out of the freezer?
ReplyDeleteHi,
DeleteThank you for visiting our site. In my experience, while I use only the egg white the oil become very foamy. But If I use the whole egg(white & yolk) it is less foamy.
And of course you can store them in the freezer. Do not let the kabab to thaw before frying. If your oil is heated enough then it will not break down. Fry them well in medium heat and do not hurry during frying, otherwise the inside of kabab will remain cold.
Hope your kabab will turn out fine.
Enjoy your Eid.