The Food Diary - Pan Roasted Chicken Thighs

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Onset of winter ❄️(present Delhi climate) makes me crave for something sizzling and spicy 🌶. The weather inspires me up to roast, fry, eat, curl up in my cozy bed, watch my favourite TV series and snooze...
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|In the frame|~~ A simple yet the ultimate flavoursome luscious PAN ROASTED CHICKEN THIGHS🍗.
Pair it with normal dal chawal or you can simply enjoy as it is with any dip.
Trust me guys it works wonders...
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 How to make it...

1. Take two no.s of chicken thigh. Wash it thoroughly and make slits on the pieces to marinate them, so       that the marination gets absorbed properly.

2. Add salt, lemon juice, curd, and fresh cream to the chicken pieces.

3. Mix everything together and rub them to the pieces nicely. Keep it aside.

4. Make the second marinade.

5. Heat 1tbsp of ghee in a pan. Add thinly sliced onions(2no.s), finely chopped ginger(1 1/2 inch), garlic(5-6 pods) and green chillies(2 no.s), cumin seeds(1/2tsp), fennel seeds(1/2tsp), turmeric powder(1/4 tsp), chilli powder (2tsp), coriander seeds(1/2tsp), garam masala (1tsp) and mix well.

6. Roast the masala mix thoroughly for 2-3 mins. Once done, let the mixture cool down.

7. Grind the mixture to a coarse paste.

8.Then mix and rub the marinade on the chicken pieces. Coat it properly and set aside for 2 hrs so that the marination gets absorbed nicely.

9. Heat a pan with some ghee and place the marinated chicken pieces onto the pan. Close and cook for about 10 mins. on one side.

10. Then, flip the chicken pieces to the other side and spread the remaining marinade on the pieces.

11. After 10 mins. then flip it one more time to get a nice golden brown colour and close and cook for 10 more mins.

12. Turn off the heat and serve hot.

13. You can enjoy it with any dip or simply as a side with your main course.


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