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Abu Talib
12-31-2011, 10:09 AM
Assalamu`alaykum WarahmatullahI wabarakaatu

I am looking for the authentic recipe for Chapli Kabab. There are lot of recipes on the internet but with different versions so looking for the original recipe from natives

khangul
12-31-2011, 10:06 PM
:salam2:

inshallah i will give you the recipe later bro.

khangul
12-31-2011, 10:22 PM
:salam2:

ok bro here is the recipe

1/2 lb ground beef with fat (fat make it soft and tasty)

2 tbs cumin seeds
2 tbs coriander seeds
red chilly crushed (to taste)
onion 2 medium size
egg 1
green chilli 1
oil for frying.
corn flour 2 tbs


first roast coriander and cumin seeds on a skillet and crush it.Chop the onion in a very small pieces or chop in in a food processor and drain all the water from onions make it like dry.Put all the ingredients together and mix it make a medium size of kabab in ovel shape and fry it in a pan.

http://www.munaty.com/images/chapli_kabab/chapli_kabab_munaty.jpg

Believer1985
01-01-2012, 07:56 AM
I love making these!

Abu Talib
01-01-2012, 08:28 AM
[QUOTE=khangul;542821]:salam2:

ok bro here is the recipe

1/2 lb ground beef with fat (fat make it soft and tasty)

2 tbs cumin seeds
2 tbs coriander seeds
red chilly crushed (to taste)
onion 2 medium size
egg 1
green chilli 1
oil for frying.
corn flour 2 tbs

wa`alaykumassalam

JazakAllaah for the recipe. When I make this the kebab shrinks and also breaks while frying a major problem is flipping it over. Why did you add corn flour?

Believer1985
01-01-2012, 12:10 PM
[QUOTE=khangul;542821]:salam2:

ok bro here is the recipe

1/2 lb ground beef with fat (fat make it soft and tasty)

2 tbs cumin seeds
2 tbs coriander seeds
red chilly crushed (to taste)
onion 2 medium size
egg 1
green chilli 1
oil for frying.
corn flour 2 tbs

wa`alaykumassalam

JazakAllaah for the recipe. When I make this the kebab shrinks and also breaks while frying a major problem is flipping it over. Why did you add corn flour?

:salam2:

My Mum uses Gram Flour (besan). That keep it together so the mixture won't fall apart during cooking.

Yes, kebabs do often shrink, but is the normal way. When you put the raw flat meat into the oil, make it a bit bigger than usual so that when it does shrink, it won't go too small.

Abu Talib
01-01-2012, 12:47 PM
[QUOTE=Abu Talib;542904]

:salam2:

My Mum uses Gram Flour (besan). That keep it together so the mixture won't fall apart during cooking.

Yes, kebabs do often shrink, but is the normal way. When you put the raw flat meat into the oil, make it a bit bigger than usual so that when it does shrink, it won't go too small.

What about the mince meat it should be finely minced or normal with fat?

Believer1985
01-01-2012, 04:35 PM
[QUOTE=Believer1985;542929]

What about the mince meat it should be finely minced or normal with fat?

:salam2:

I think we just get the just one that is finely minced. I don't like the way the fat gets into your mouth....

:wasalam:

khangul
01-01-2012, 08:17 PM
[QUOTE=khangul;542821]:salam2:

ok bro here is the recipe

1/2 lb ground beef with fat (fat make it soft and tasty)

2 tbs cumin seeds
2 tbs coriander seeds
red chilly crushed (to taste)
onion 2 medium size
egg 1
green chilli 1
oil for frying.
corn flour 2 tbs

wa`alaykumassalam

JazakAllaah for the recipe. When I make this the kebab shrinks and also breaks while frying a major problem is flipping it over. Why did you add corn flour?

:salam2:

bro inshallah try with egg and corn flour it wont shrink much and wont break.we used corn flour for tenderness and shrinking too.And when you add onions pressed it so all the water drains away.

khangul
01-01-2012, 08:17 PM
[QUOTE=Abu Talib;542934]

:salam2:

I think we just get the just one that is finely minced. I don't like the way the fat gets into your mouth....

:wasalam:

:salam2:

yes minced with fat sister.

Abu Talib
01-02-2012, 02:05 AM
Assalamu`alaykum

Inshaa`Allah I'll cook it then

Tabassum07
01-31-2012, 10:30 AM
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JazakAllahu Khair for the recipe! I made these last week, and they turned out really good.

I edited the recipe a bit and added in a slice of tomato in the middle of each kabab. It made it even more soft and moist.