Chopped chicken kebab, also known as an easy chicken kebab or spicy chopped chicken bread, is a delicious and scented appetizer dish that is popular in Indian cuisine and Mughlai. This recipe displays soft chopped chicken mixed with spices and aromatic spices, then formed into small bread and fried with golden perfection. This is known for its watery texture and brave taste, this chicken kebab recipe makes the perfect snack or party starter like my galouti kebab.

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I have got a lot of letters from viewers who asked me to post a kebab recipe. I also think about it, even though I really like kebabs, I haven’t made them much at home and post it here too. So I finally decided to try the kebab variation and share here.
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This is one of the simple kebabs that I made today and very delicious. The spices give a little hot to him and everything is paired very well with chopped. The addition of lemon juice gives a good sharp taste for kebabs. I will soon share more variations.
About chopped chicken kebab
I still remember when I first made chopped chicken kebabs for family meetings, what began as the last minute idea turned into the most requested dish that night. Cut this watery chicken, packed with brave Indian spices, quickly become a staple in every gathering.
Chopped Chopped Kebab Recipe, also known as chicken bread or shallow fried chicken kebab, is the purpose of fast food or night snacks. Very crispy outside and soft inside, this is one of the best chicken starter recipes to try. Whether you want easy chicken appetizers, homemade kebabs, or spicy chicken snacks, this recipe provides all fields with minimal effort and maximum taste.
Do you call it a chicken kebab, chicken pieces, or spicy chicken kebab, it is a versatile dish that is paired with chutney, salad, or bread. If you are looking for a fast and delicious chicken kebab recipe, this homemade version is easily prepared and loved of all ages.
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Why is this recipe functioning?
Why do I like this recipe – Whether it’s a snack, side, or part of dinner, this kebab is very fitting with any food. I can adjust the spice level, add extra herbs, or even make it a burger bread, it is very flexible. This kebab has never failed to impress guests, and even eaters choose to love them.
Using chopped fresh chicken ensures that the kebab remains soft and runny inside, while shallow frying frying gives them crispy gold crust. With minimal preparation and simple steps, this recipe is friendly and ideal for a busy night or sudden guest. This kebab can be served as an appetizer, filled into a wrap, or added to the rice bowl, making it very flexible to eat anything.
Ingredients


Chopped chicken – Form a watery foundation of kebabs. You can use chopped chicken purchased at the store. Or take boneless chicken and stir in a food processor to reach chopped chicken.
Onion – When grated, add moisture and delicate sweet taste that blends beautifully with meat. Green chili carries sharp and fresh heat that wakes up the sky.
Ginger Garlic Pasta – Add a depth and warm and spicy aroma that is important for the taste of kebabs.
Herbs and spices – Like chili, pepper, cumin, masala salt and coriander powder are used.
Orange juice Cutting wealth with a bright touch and Zesty.
Oil Used both in the mixture and for shallow frying, helping kebab achieve the perfect gold crust. You can use Ghee, not oil.


Hacking
1. Use cold chopped chicken: Colk cold holding better shape and makes bonds easier when forming kebabs.
2. Squeeze onion moisture: Grated onion and press excess water to avoid wet kebabs and help them remain firm.
3. Add a binder if needed: If the mixture feels too loose, stir in a little gram of grilled flour (in -law) or bread crumbs for a better texture.
4. Form and cold: After forming a kebab, cool it for 15-20 minutes to tighten and prevent rupture when frying.
5. Cook with medium heat: Fried shallow with medium heat so that the kebab cooks evenly inside without burning the outside.
6. Use a non-stick pan: This reduces the need for extra oil and helps to reverse kebabs easily without sticking or broken.
7. Double batch: This kebab freezes well, makes flat extra, freeze, and reheat for fast snacks at any time.


Chopped chicken kebab (step by step)
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Take your ingredients |
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Heat the oil in A |
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Add grated onions |
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Add salt |
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Fine chopped green chili |
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Saute to lightweight |
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At Goes Some Garlic Paste Ginger |
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Cook for a little raw smell. |
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Add chili and coriander powder |
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I also added pepper and cumin powder |
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Now add a large amount of masala salt powder |
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Mix for 30 seconds or more |
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Add chopped coriander leaves |
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stir well |
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Now the masala is over |
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Take your chopped chicken |
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Add masala at |
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Squeeze lemon juice |
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Mix well .. Let this rest for 30 minutes. |
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Wet your hand, now take a small part of the mixture |
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form it into a ball |
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Roll into log form |
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flatten a little |
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Drop in hot oil |
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Fried until golden on both sides |
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Drain and serve with onion rings.![]() ![]() |
Expert tips
1. Use fresh chopped chicken: Newly pounded chickens provide a better texture and taste than frozen chopped. You can combine boneless chicken at home for the best results.
2. Saute Masala first: Cooking onions, white ginger, and spices before mixed with chopped increase taste and prevent raw taste in kebabs.
3. Cold before forming: Let the mixture be marinated in the refrigerator for at least 30 minutes. This tightens it and makes the formation easier.
4. Wet your hand: Move your hands with water or oil before forming a kebab to avoid sticky.
5. Don’t overdo it: Fry in the batch so that every kebab cooks evenly and get a good gold crust.
6. Medium heat is the key: The heat that is too high will become brown outside quickly while leaving the inside of the raw. Hot is making sure cooking.
7. Test a small piece first: Fry a small portion to check the seasoning and adjust the salt or spices before forming the rest.
8. Do it ahead: This kebab can be formed and cooled or even frozen. A little melt before frying for snacks or fast food.
Variation
Chicken Kebab Recipe: Classic favorite, chicken kebabs are made by soaking chicken pieces in spices and baking or frying pan until runny and scorched. They are simple, delicious, and perfect for eating or gathering.
Leeth Kebab Recipe: Derived from Mughlai cuisine, Kebab Seekh is made with spiced minced meat that is formed into a skewer and roasted or roasted. They are smoking, scented, and great as an appetizer or wrap.
Palai Kebab Murt Recipe: This cream kebab and melting in the mouth features chicken soaked in creams, cheese, and light spices. This is roasted perfectly and is ideal for those who like the rich and subtle taste.
Spicy chicken skewers recipe: This skewer is packed with thick spices and roasted or roasted an oven for the smoky final result. The perfect party snack or the main dish, they are fiery, fun, and easy to make.
Oven Fried Chicken Recipe: Taking a healthier classic fried chicken, this version uses an oven for crispy without frying. Outside crispy, runny inside, and good for free pleasure of guilt.
FAQ
1. Can I use chopped chicken purchased at the store?
Yes, you can use chopped bought in a store, but a homemade fresh chops from boneless chicken usually gives a better taste and texture.
2. How do you prevent the kebab in a mess?
Make sure to cool the mixture before forming, do not add too much moisture, and cook with medium heat to let the kebab be adjusted properly.
3. Can I bake or fry this kebab instead of frying?
Very! You can roast it at 180 ° C (350 ° F) for about 20-25 minutes or fry the air for a healthier version, upside down after half the way.
4. Can I make this mixture before?
Yes, you can prepare a mixture and cool it for up to 24 hours or freeze it for use later. Just achieve before forming and cooking.
5. What can I serve this kebab?
They match the green chutney, onion rings, lemon slices, naan, or even as a wrap and sandwich.
6. Can I add bread crumbs or eggs to the mixture?
You can add bread crumbs if the mixture feels too wet. Eggs can help bind, but usually not needed if the mixture is balanced.
7. Is this kebab spicy?
They have a moderate level of spices. You can adjust the chili powder and green chili to make it lighter or more spicier according to your preferences.
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Chopped Chopped Kebab Recipe (Chicken Champion)
Portion: 10 Kebabs
Calories: 55kcal
Nutrition
Portion: 1portion | Calories: 55kcal | Carbohydrate: 2G | Protein: 6G | Fat: 3G | Saturated fat: 1G | Multiple unsaturated fat: 1G | Single unsaturated fat: 1G | Trans fat: 0.02G | Cholesterol: 26Mg | Sodium: 27Mg | Potassium: 198.Mg | Fiber: 1G | Sugar: 1G | Vitamin A: 130IU | Vitamin C: 2Mg | Calcium: 12Mg | Iron: 1Mg
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