Black pepper is a great medicine to treat cold. Our ancestors say it provides relief from sinusitis and nasal congestion.
This is a dry gravy which can be accompanied with chapathi or rice. This recipe is from my MIL. Fresh ground pepper & cloves and curry leaves gives that extra flavor to the recipe.
Ingredients : | |
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Chicken | 2 lb |
Oil | 3 tsp |
Red Onion | 1 no medium |
Green Chili | 3-4 no |
Tomato | 3 nos (medium) |
Ginger Garlic Paste | 1-2 tbsp |
Curry Leaves Chili | 1 strand |
Turmeric | 1/2 tsp |
Salt | to taste |
Coriander Leaves | 3 tbsp |
To dry roast and grind: | |
Cinnamon Sticks | 1 inch |
Cloves | 4 nos |
Cumin | 1/2 tsp |
Coriander Seed | 1 1/2 tsp |
Pepper Corns | 1 tsp |
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Step 1
PREP WORK:
Clean chicken and cut into bite size pieces. Chop onion, tomato and split open green chili. Heat a small pan and dry roast the items given in “To dry roast and grind” section and grind it to fine powder. -
Step 2
COOKING:
In a pan heat the oil. Add onion and fry till translucent. Add ginger garlic paste and fry till the raw smell leaves. Add tomato, green chili and fry till it’s cooked and becomes gravy. -
Step 3
Add the chicken,turmeric and salt. Add the ground powder about 1 tsp and cook this for 10-15 min or until the chicken is cooked in the medium flame. Stir often, don’t need to add water now if it’s leaving enough water.
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Step 4
FINAL TOUCH:
After chicken is cooked, add curry leaves and remaining ground powder. Mix well, if required add some salt as per your taste. When taking out of the stove add chopped coriander leaves.
(*) Enjoy with white rice, chapathi or even as it is.
at 11:00 PM
Samma
at 9:34 PM
Hi Sashi, i am from namakkal, i am kongunadu . It ‘s very tempting me :-) Nice blog ….. Plz visit my blog. :-)
at 9:05 AM
I’m frm kongunadu. .. After movin out was just cravin for my home food… After cing ur blog hopefully culd try out
at 4:29 AM
THANX FOR THE RECIPE ! Sounds absolutely delicious ! Will definitely try it out & let u know how it turned out.
at 7:16 PM
Hi, Thanks for the recipe, it was really nice and everyone enjoyed it.
I would highly recommend others trying it.
Cheers…
at 10:51 PM
Thanks for ur support Roy
at 11:27 AM
I have never cooked chicken before.. But after visiting ur blog I am confident to cook chicken with diff flavour..
Its works out well and My hubby likes a lot :)
Thanks so much
at 11:09 PM
Madhu, happy to hear that.. glad it worked out for you..
at 4:26 AM
I am trying it now
at 2:30 PM
I tried this recipe.. this is really good..
at 3:52 PM
yummy n spicy dish!…
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at 6:41 AM
hey thanks, its awesome pepper fry
at 8:07 PM
Thanks Kiran!!
at 8:27 AM
turn out great…thanks…allow me to post on to my blog.
at 4:02 AM
I tried this pepper chicken and chettinad gravy.. Both came out very well.. Taste was awesome.. Thanks for the recie..
at 8:06 PM
Thanks Poornima..
at 3:06 AM
Hi, really ur dishes are very gud, I tried 4 r 5 recipes from urs and gave to my family & fnds in office everyone said it was superb. I m foodie in nature, I gonna try all ur recipes.
at 8:05 PM
Thanks Kalai for sharing it.
at 4:28 PM
Pepper chicken origins from Chettinad. It’d b better if u could tag under Cheetinad label.
at 7:26 PM
Madhu, I mean this is the way we cook in Kongunadu. Hope this explains.
at 4:01 PM
Wow…awesome looking dish.
at 11:47 AM
Adipoli….. Super… Thanks my friend…. :)
at 6:42 PM
Wow awesome looking pepper fry !!! Wonderful weekend special..
at 1:05 AM
Awesome sashi… gonna give a try today even….my best wishes..
at 8:05 PM
Hope you like it!!