Recipe for White Chicken Fry – Tangdi Dahi Chorr
Recipe for White Chicken Fry - Tangdi Dahi Chorr
So, this is just another Chicken Fry Recipe which I created since my Bitter Better and I are a little under the weather and don’t feel like eating anything Spicy.This Chicken Fry Recipe is So simple and with bare minimum ingredients that you’ll easily find on your kitchen shelf and fridge. It’s so full of flavour and trust me, if you want to earn some extra brownies from your kiddos, this is a must have on their Lunch or Dinner plates. Be ready for some tight squeezes and hugs from them. And you can easily slip in some of the house work to them on this pretext! Hahaha *wicked laugh*I gave it the name Dahi Chorr because in this recipe, the main ingredient is Dahi(Curd) and the Chicken gets its rich and creamy flavour from the Dahi. Hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed the sizzling sound of my Pan while frying these Tangdis!
Servings 8 pcs
Ingredients
- 500gms Chicken Drumsticks(approx. 6-8 pcs)
- 3 Tbspn Plain unsweetened Yogurt/Dahi/Curd
- Juice of 1 Medium sized Lemon
- 2 Tspn Ginger Garlic Paste
- 1 Tspn Pepper Powder
- ½ Tspn Cumin Seed Powder
- 1 Tspn Salt
Instructions
- Wash the Chicken thoroughly and make random incisions You can use any cut of the Chicken that you like. I prefer using Legs/ Drums as they are much more Succulent and Tender than the Breast. Mix all the ingredients well and keep aside for 1 hourNote: I always prefer to keep the skin on as the Chicken remains nice and soft due to the natural oil in the skin and the Chicken gets a nice Crispy Coat once fried. However, you can take off the skin if you likeIf you have time, you can keep it for longer too or over night as wellIf using Breast, then add 1 Tspn of Oil to the Marinade. This will help keep the Breast pieces Moist and Tender
- Heat the Pan with Oil on high Heat and Transfer the Chicken to the Pan once the Oil is HotNote: If the Oil is not Hot, the Chicken will start releasing it’s juices and it won’t get fried. It may be more like it’s getting boiled. The Chicken will not get a charred crustAlso, if you cover the Pan immediately, there will be water released
- Let the Chicken cook on high heat for 5-7 minutes on either side and on the sides as wellOnce it gets a charred black coating, you can then reduce the heat a little and cover the Pan with a lid
- Fry the Chicken on all sides for about 20-25 minutes in total and then it’s ready to serveNote: The Chicken might get stuck to the Pan if-Your Pan/Oil is not hot enough-Your Pan is Old is a Non stick but you’ve been using steel wool to wash it or steel spoons on it-If the Non stick coating from your Pan is chipped off
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Notes
Recipe for Ginger Garlic Paste
https://chrizzosgrubscene.com/2019/08/14/recipe-for-home-made-ginger-garlic-paste/