i grilled this chicken on the eve of 31st dec at my village

My favorite Indian dish, Tandoori Chicken. Original tandoori chicken needs a lot of spices, but I use less ingredients to make it simple.

Eid is a day of celebration after a month of fasting, and a feast is a must for such a joyous occasion. At my home, the Eid feast is celebrated with great enthusiasm, and it wouldn't be complete without Tandoori Chicken. This is a Punjabi dish, but everyone enjoys it with great delight.

Today, I made a very delicious chicken starter. Although there are many recipes made with chicken, there's something special about Tandoori Chicken. I made it for the first time today, and everyone at home loved it. I made it in an electric tandoor, but you can also make it in an oven.

I finally succeeded in recreating the taste of tandoori chicken from an Indian curry shop, after many attempts.[Preparing the chicken]Remove yellow fat from chicken. Pierce into the skin with a fork. Cut a shallow lattice pattern into chicken to help cook evenly. If you are using chicken breast, cut into it diagonally and then pound. This makes the chicken flatter and thus easier to cook and more tender. Recipe by Puriman

I had a sudden craving for tandoori chicken, but I didn't have time to marinate the chicken.If available, add some garam masala and coriander powder to improve the taste. For best results, shake the frying pan occasionally after Step 4 to avoid the sauce from burning.For Japanese-style chicken, check out my teriyaki recipe. For Western-style chicken, check out this one. Recipe by Kyokotan

I was wondering what to do with some extra yogurt that I had so I researched lots of recipes. I didn't want to make anything too difficult though so I modified the ingredients and method to my preferences.All you have to do for this recipe is mix and marinate!If you're making this dish for kids, omit the garam masala and cumin, reduce the amount of salt and increase the amount of ketchup. Add in 2 tablespoons of mirin and you'll get a taste that pleases kids too. Recipe by Ponyotojiji

I tried making tandoori chicken to accompaniment my buttered rice and mushrooms using just the ingredients I had in the refrigerator.If you have some wiener sausages, try marinating them with the chicken and cooking them too.Serve with naan -.You can cook the chicken in a frying pan or in the oven, but this time I grilled it so the excess fat would drip off and the chicken would be a bit healthier.My wife gave me rare praise and said that I was able to recreate the restaurant's version pretty well.If you grill the chicken, it is closer to the flavor of oven-baked tandoori chicken compared to other cooking methods. For 2 servings. Recipe by Bunbunpapa

I have spent the last 20 years fantasizing the smoked tandoori chicken in roadside dhabas in India. Those stringy chicken thighs and legs when wrapped in butter nan and garnished with onions and chilies left a permanent desire I my mind to recreate the effect. I don’t have a tandoor which would give me those high temperatures. As an engineer I can only think of ways to create the char and smoke

Make this mouthwatering tandoori chicken just like restaurant at home#reststyle

Ever since I learned how to make Tandoori Chicken, I've been a big fan of using yogurt in chicken marinades. In the right proportions and marinating times, it subtly tenderizes the meat and enhances its natural flavor, texture, and juiciness without imparting yogurt flavor.This variation on Tandoori Chicken is inspired by the cuisine of my Little Asian Mama's people. ;)If you buy drums and thighs in your typical supermarket pre-pack, it's likely that your chicken pieces are on the bigger side and will require somewhere between 50 to 55 minutes. A great thing about the yogurt marinade is that it is quite forgiving, and you don't have to worry that the extra 5 minutes of roasting time just to be safe is going to dry out your bird.I like to serve the chicken sprinkled with chopped cilantro with a simple side salad of Spring Greens, mangoes if they're in season, and a quick raita made of equal parts hanh dam (Vietnamese quick pickled onions) and yogurt plus a good pinch of salt and chopped cilantro, which balances out the meal and ties the Viet-Indian fusion flavors together nicely.