Chicken Chapli Kababs or Peshawari Kababs

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Chapli Kabab is a Mughlai influenced Pashtun styled minced Kebab usually made with ground beef, chicken or mutton shaped into a patty and either deep or shallow fried. My grandmother's delicious Kabab recipe will surely win everyone's heart hands down. It originated in Peshawar, today North West of Pakistan and hence popularly known as Peshawari Kabab. These are easily done on stove top with few special spices. The word Chapli is derived from a Pashto word chaprikh meaning 'flat' referring to the light, round and flattened texture that just melts in your mouth. Served best with naans, these can be eaten with Pita bread or buns too. Kids will love these soft juicy and succulent Kabab and can be an added attraction at any party or family get togethers or reunions.
Happy Cooking Everyone!
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Chicken Chapli Kababs or Peshawari Kababs
#grandma
#cookpadindia
Chapli Kabab is a Mughlai influenced Pashtun styled minced Kebab usually made with ground beef, chicken or mutton shaped into a patty and either deep or shallow fried. My grandmother's delicious Kabab recipe will surely win everyone's heart hands down. It originated in Peshawar, today North West of Pakistan and hence popularly known as Peshawari Kabab. These are easily done on stove top with few special spices. The word Chapli is derived from a Pashto word chaprikh meaning 'flat' referring to the light, round and flattened texture that just melts in your mouth. Served best with naans, these can be eaten with Pita bread or buns too. Kids will love these soft juicy and succulent Kabab and can be an added attraction at any party or family get togethers or reunions.
Happy Cooking Everyone!
Enjoy Cooking with Zeen!
Steps
- 1
Mix all the ingredients in a large bowl and let it rest in the freezer well covered for about 30 minutes. This is the most important step.
- 2
Egg needs to be added to it for a good texture. Shallow or deep fry them whichever is convenient and since I have used chicken instead of beef, there is no fear of under cooked kabab as such even if shallow fried.
- 3
After the desired time, shape into round kababs and shallow fry them on a non-stick tawa or a pan. Fry few at a time by turning over two to three times. Press a slice of tomato on the kabab and do them on a low heat until done.
- 4
Cover them with a lid to ensure even cooking. Serve with mint raita or any chutney of your choice. These taste heavenly with homemade butter naans. Each batch will get done in 10 minutes. Enjoy
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