Masoor Dal Seekh Kebabs

#dals
Succulent, melt in the mouth kebabs made with whole red lentils
These kebabs are so yummy they can actually give a tough competition to mutton kebabs. These beauties are very similar to mutton seekh kebab in their taste as well as look and feel. Delicately flavored with cloves and cardamoms they just smell divine. And of-course taste heavenly. For those of you who are vegetarians can now easily get a taste of mutton seekh kebabs. Served with spicy and tangy green chutney and some onion rings, I bet you can’t stop at one.
Masoor Dal Seekh Kebabs
#dals
Succulent, melt in the mouth kebabs made with whole red lentils
These kebabs are so yummy they can actually give a tough competition to mutton kebabs. These beauties are very similar to mutton seekh kebab in their taste as well as look and feel. Delicately flavored with cloves and cardamoms they just smell divine. And of-course taste heavenly. For those of you who are vegetarians can now easily get a taste of mutton seekh kebabs. Served with spicy and tangy green chutney and some onion rings, I bet you can’t stop at one.
Steps
- 1
Wash and soak the dal for at-least 2 hours. Drain the water and grind the dal along with ginger, garlic, green chilies and jeera to a smooth paste using minimum water.
- 2
Crush the cloves/ laung and seeds of green cardamom/ hari Elaichi to a fine powder.
- 3
In a heavy bottomed pan or kadai, heat 3 tbsp oil and add the dal paste. Stir fry the paste for 4-5 minutes till it is dry and doesn’t stick to the pan. It will collect together in a ball when done.
- 4
Take out in a bowl. Add the powdered cloves and green cardamom, corn flour, paneer, salt, red chilli powder, chaat masala, bread crumbs, chooped onion and capsicum, lemon juice, cream and ghee. Mix well and make a dough out of it.
- 5
Now divide the mixture into 16-18 portions and make a ball of all the portions. Press down the ball on a squewer or a clean pencil to five it a seekh shape. Carefully remove the kebab from the skewer. Make all the kebabs.
- 6
At this stage you can store the kebabs in the fridge till serving time.
- 7
At the time of serving, heat oil on a pan/tawa. Shallow fry the kebabs on medium heat till light brown and crisp. Turn the kebabs only when they are cooked on when side. If you turn too early they will stick and break.
- 8
Tender, juicy and melt in the mouth kebabs are ready. Serve with green chutney and onion rings.
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