Oregano Chicken
This is a chicken dish with an Italian flavour. I innovated
this dish from the Lemon chicken recipe of my Samsung Microwave
cookbook and a recipe which I had long time back cooked by my
sisters mother in law.
Ingredients
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Procedure
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The version which my sisters mother-in-law used to cook was using
more curd and butter and only black pepper powder. But I found adding oregano gives it a nice taste.
Since this is not a gravy dish often at the end I mix pre-cooked Basmati rice in this at the end and fry the whole thing together for 2-3 minutes.
In this way the juice gets inside the rice and makes it a chicken-rice combo dish.
This is a chicken dish with an Italian flavour. I innovated
this dish from the Lemon chicken recipe of my Samsung Microwave
cookbook and a recipe which I had long time back cooked by my
sisters mother in law.
Ingredients
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- Chicken - 250 gms (boneless breast piece, cut in small pieces)
- Curd - 3 -4 Table spoon
- Cloves - 3-4
- Black Pepper - 3-4
- Salt - to taste
- Ginger-garlic paste - 1 tea spoon
- Onion - 1
- Butter - 1 Table spoon
- Black pepper Powder - to taste
- Oregano - to taste
Procedure
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- Marinate the chicken for 30 minutes to 1 hr with curd, cloves, black pepper and ginger-garlic paste. ( If you marinate longer it may be even better.
- Now put butter in the frying pan and melt it.
- Next fry the onion (finely cut) in butter till soft and then put the marinated chicken and fry till the oil comes out and chicken is tender.
- This is a dry dish but one can put very little warm water if one wants a bit of gravy.
- Put Oregano and black pepper powder from top
The version which my sisters mother-in-law used to cook was using
more curd and butter and only black pepper powder. But I found adding oregano gives it a nice taste.
Since this is not a gravy dish often at the end I mix pre-cooked Basmati rice in this at the end and fry the whole thing together for 2-3 minutes.
In this way the juice gets inside the rice and makes it a chicken-rice combo dish.
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