Chicken Lotpot is a regional Bangladeshi recipe that tastes great with roti / paratha / bread. This is a unique recipe and hence you have to try this in order to know whether you will like it. The Chicken Lotpot Recipe will definitely attract attention (because of it’s rhythmic name) and also from it’s looks. Try this recipe if you have a knack of trying something new with all common ingredients.
Chicken Korma is indeed a shahi recipe with chicken added with malai (cream) and almonds. This semi-dry dish is ideal with vegetable pulao or biriyani. Try the Chicken Korma Recipe when you are bored with standard chicken recipes (like curry) and want a change of taste (and color!). Of course this preparation does take quite some time but the outcome is a delicious, tasty and shahi Chicken Korma.
Chicken Lollipop is a great non-veg starter item in parties. The chicken wings are shaped similar to a lollipop and fried using a spicy batter and served with various sauce. Thus you have an option to prepare a Chinese version of Chicken Lollipop Recipe with a soy sauce and vinegar. But here I am going to give you the recipe of completely Indian version (dry) that tastes awesome as a starter item as well as evening snacks.
Chicken Malaikari is a very interesting variation of chicken butter masala. Also this dish is similar in preparation to Prawn Malaikari, of course, with chicken instead of Prawn. The Chicken Malaikari Recipe is great for any party as well as Sunday special item. This dish is not that spicy but tastes delicious and goes very well with paratha and rice both.
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Chicken Kosha is a shahi north Indian dish that is not only spicy but delicious as well. Chicken Kosha is a dry version of the normal chicken curry recipe with a few additional spices and more quantity of onions. Chicken Kosha goes very well with paratha or naan or even the pulav preparation of rice. The Chicken Kosha Recipe is rather easy but a little time consuming as you have to cook with less quantities of water and also take care that the chicken does not stick to the bottom. The final product of Chicken Kosha is perfect for any party or for a special sunday lunch/dinner menu.
Food Photography by Sudipta Shaw
Food Photography by Sudipta Shaw
Food Photography by Sudipta Shaw
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