Chicken and potato cutlets

Zobia Sajjad @zobiasajjad
Cooking Instructions
- 1
First boil chicken and potatoes... (i boiled them together and my chicken was with bone).
- 2
Shred the chicken... and add both of them in mixing bowl.
- 3
Add salt, black pepper, chilli flakes, cumin powder and mix well with hand till combined.. add coriander leaves and mix.
- 4
Now shape them.
- 5
Then, first dip them in beaten egg and then in crumbs...
- 6
Repeat the same process with all the cutlets.
- 7
Fry them, i deep fried them this time... you can pan fry them as well until get the good golden colour all over and serve
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