Chopped onion-1/2
Chopped tomato-1/2
Chicken kheema-1 cup
Curd-3tsp
Frozen chopped methi leaves -1 cup
Ginger & Garlic paste-1tsp
Any meat /Garam masala powder-1tsp
Red chilly powder-1tsp
Coriander powder-1tsp
Turmeric powder-1/4tsp
Salt to taste
Tempering
Oil-4tsp,Jeera-1tsp,Bay leaf-1
Method
Heat oil in a pan temper it.Fry onions till light brown colour.Now add ginger & garlic paste,methi,tomato & all dry powders & fry till oil separates the pan. Add the curd,chicken & very little water & cook it till done.Serve it with roti or rice.
Hmmmm..... Yum looking Kheema.... Never tried one though....
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