A spicy Chicken roast with freshly ground masala paste, makes this dish juicy and equally yummylicious. The caramelized onions gives some needed sweetness for this roast.
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Method
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The chicken is shallow fried initially and added to the ground paste , which helps the chicken to burst out all the flavors once its brought to the table.
Add 2 tablespoon of oil to a pan and roast all the ingredients given under "For the masala paste" together for 2 minutes.
Then put the ingredients from the pan into a blender and grind it into a smooth paste.
Meanwhile marinate the chicken with turmeric, salt, red chile powder.
In a pan, add a 4 tbsp of oil and sear the marinated chicken from all sides until it gets slightly browned. Add sugar at the end and cook for a minute. Take out the chicken.
In the same pan, add onion and curry leaves. Saute well until the onions turns translucent.
Now add the ground masala paste and the shallow fried chicken and Let it cook for a minute.
Add tamarind paste, jaggery powder, salt followed by 1/4 cup of water and allow the chicken to cook on a medium low flame.
Mix well so that the masala gets coated well on the chicken. Simmer it for 10 minutes, until you find the oil oozing out, and the masala gets completely coated in the chicken.
Add cilantro leaves at end and now the chicken masaledar is ready to serve with any kind of bread or rice.
Add lemon juice for some extra kick before you switch off the flame and give a quick mix.
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