I can hog on Momo's any time of the day or night. The ultimate combination is Steamed Chicken Momo's, the super duper hot chilli paste ( that we call chutney)& fruit beer. Infact If u have been to New Delhi & have visited "Dilli Haat" & the Nagaland food joint there you know what I am talking about. Ahhh.. My memories are hitting back at me.
The chutney defers from region to region. In the north India, it is a paste of dried whole chilies soaked in hot water and later grinded into a coarse paste along with garlic, white vinegar & salt. Where as in the North East it's boiled tomatoes along with green chilies, vinegar & salt. But both the versions are equally delicious though.
Prep time - 45 mins
Cooking time - 15 mins
Ingredients
For the dough
- 11/2 cups - refine flour (maida)
- Water - to make a hard dough
For the Filling
- 1/2 kilogram - minced chicken( u can use any meat but steaming time would differ in its red meat) For the vegetarians replace minced meat to grated Cabbage & carrots.
- 1/2 kilogram - onions finely chopped
- 02 teaspoon - grinded ginger
- 02 teaspoon - chopped green chilies
- 02 teaspoon - refined vegetable oil.
- Salt to taste
- Coriander if you desire.
For the chutney
- 10 - whole dried red chilies ( soaked in hot water for 30 mins)
- 04- 06 - garlic pods
- 02 tbsp - vinegar
- Salt to taste.
Method
Momo
- Mix minced chicken, onions, ginger, salt & oil & keep aside.
- Knead the dough
- Roll the dough into palm size rounds(like puri's) make sure the rolled dough is thin.
- Fill 1/2 tablespoon chicken filling in the rounds and shape them into desired shape.
- Mean while boil water in the steamer base along with some chicken pieces & garlic( this would later be served as soup)
- Place the Momo's in a greased steamer and steam for 15 mins. Serve hot.
Chutney
Grind the chilies along with garlic & vinegar.
Enjoy :)
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