Cuisine ~ Hyderabadi Delicacies
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Cuisine ~ Hyderabadi Delicacies

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My blogger friend, Maryam, posted the recipe of Murgh Quorma in Hyderabadi style the other day. Only reading through the Recipe sounded so yummy that I had to make it. So what other day to do so when 14th August was around the corner
It was yummylicious … a bit different from the way I cook chicken. But very yummy indeed. I don’t indulge in Garam Masala (mixture of spices) during cooking. For this I put in some … and a dash of Kasoori Methi too. The taste was heavenly. Though my dada, being the oh-so-good cook, was like agar yah karleti tu bahtar tha. Haaa. Dads.
I was happy with the outcome BTW =D
For you a brief recipe overview’s given too
Recipe
Ingredients:
Whole Chicken Pieces – 800 gms
Onions (cut in slices)- 7-8 small
Yogurt – 1 1/2 cup (or) 350 gms
Cocoa Powder (optional) – 1 tbs (was in original recipe but I didnt use it)
Chilli Powder – 3 tsps
Ginger Garlic Paste – 1 tbs
Salt – 1 1/2 tsps
Coconut Milk – 1 tbs (was in original recipe but I didnt use it)
Garam Masala – 1 tbs
Lemon Juice – 3 tbs
Water – 2 cups
Kassori meethi – 2 tbs
Oil – 6 tbs
Procedure:
In a pan, add few oil drops, fry onions at medium heat. Add ginger-garlic paste. Add few Tbspoons of water. Saute’ them. After that blend them well to a smooth mixture. Add 2 Tbspoons of oil, beat yogurt with all spices added to it and add to the mixture in pan. Let it simmer on slow heat.
Take another pan with oil, add chicken pieces with salt and chilli powder. Add turmeric powder + lemon juice too. Let it cook, till water evaporates
Now add this chicken to the onion-yogurt mixture and let it simmer for few minutes. Add some water as per your consistency level
. Bring it to a boil and garnish it with some kasooori methi. I put some when it was simmering too for added flavour. And yeah some Julian ginger. Yummmm!
Serve now plz …
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Today I had the great opportunity of shooting Jenn with some other photographers from the Sac area. This is the first time I’ve participated in a "professional" level shoot, models, flashes, and all. It was a great experience being able to see how these shoots were organized and taken on.
After observing the other photographers for a while, Jay was nice enough to let me borrow a Pocket Wizard for a few shots. A couple poses and 20 shots later, I had some of the best portraits I’ve ever taken, all in the space of about 5 minutes.
