#5pm#chefbypassionHara bhara kebabs are vegetarian kebabs made of spinach, green peas, potatoes, herbs and basic spices. These pan fried hara bhara kebabs are nutritious and delicious with the goodness of greens and health.My daughter has a strong dislike for greens, green peas and sprouted moong. So inorder to make her consume these, I made some changes in this kebab. She didn't know what went into the making of this kebab. As soon as it was ready, she ate it. She eating it means she liked it. I am happy I made her eat what she dislikes because it was the question of eating healthy. I don't mind the kebabs not looking hara like it's name.

#goldenapronpost 17#deepfriedMy favourite kabab which I learnt from my mom, the creamy texture of kabab the surprise boiled egg inside aahaaaaa what a taste😋

#goldenapron /Post -15/Date: 10.6.19#5pm /Post -2This is a delicious melt in mouth starter item or simply as a snack it can be taken with evening tea.Adding fresh cream or malai makes it juicy.This is normally done in a tandoor or grilled but here it is pan roasted and easy to make.

#HFFmonsoonspecial#greenveg /post -2The name itself suggests that these are green kababs made with spinach,beans or peas and other green vegetables.Adding green vegetables makes it healthy and if it is shallow fried.Deep fried gives an extra crunch to the kababs and the excess oil may be absorbed when frying and draining them on kitchen tissues.Serve this delicious starter item with any dip of your choice and is a sure heat at any parties.

Chapli Kabab is one of the most famous kabab in India & Pakistan. India is known for its rich culture and heritage. But when it comes to food, the curries and kababs are in another league. No meal in Indian cuisine is complete without Kabab. They have their own identity and uniqueness. A tougher stand out. So here is Chapli Kabab recipe from the abundant recipes that India has to offer. Chapli Kabab is originally from Afghanistan but widely accepted elsewhere, Specially India.

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This Kabab is very easy to make.#InMyStyle

It was a heroic effort to replicate a recipe from a blogger called Ruchi’s Kitchen. It was ok. I may have added too much ginger garlic paste as I could not get the flavors of cashew paste, cream and spices. It was good but not legendary. Will try again. If you have any modifications or suggestions, would love to hear.

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