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This recipe make with chicken parts like gizzards,liver and hearts. Make curry or gravy with this ingredients. This is very tasty and high protein Food. chicken gizzards masala gravy recipe/ tasty chicken gizzards curry.
To get started with this recipe, we have to prepare a few ingredients. You can have chicken gizzard liver heart masala using 27 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you can achieve it.
The ingredients needed to make Chicken Gizzard Liver Heart Masala:
- Make ready 250 gms liver
- Take 250 gms gizzard
- Prepare 250 gms heart
- Take 2 large onions
- Take 2 large ripe tomatoes
- Prepare 2-3 green chillies
- Get 2 tbsp Ginger garlic paste
- Make ready Dry spices:
- Make ready 3-4 elaichi
- Take 1-2 black elaichi
- Make ready 5-6 peppercorns
- Get 3-4 cloves
- Get 2 small cinammon sticks
- Prepare 2 tej patta cut
- Take For Masalas:
- Get 1 tbsp deggi mirch (for colour)
- Prepare 1 tbsp red chilli powder
- Prepare 1 TSP haldi
- Take 1 tbsp Coriander powder
- Take 1 tsp garam masala
- Get 1 tsp Parsi dhanya jeera powder
- Make ready 1/2 tsp black pepper powder
- Prepare Other Ingredients:
- Make ready 1/2 tsp Kasuri methi
- Take As required Oil
- Take As per taste Salt
- Make ready Handful Fresh coriander chopped
Since i had some nice looking gizzards and hearts i thought i would try a pate from them (and liver). I would expect a different texture and meatier taste (not as rich as liver pate). I sauted some onion with garlic in butter then added the organs (large parts cut up in. You might shy away from eating a chicken gizzard and liver thinking it's best left for making gravy for a roasted chicken, but chicken gizzards are rich in nutrients, low in fat and often an inexpensive source of protein.
Instructions to make Chicken Gizzard Liver Heart Masala:
- Heat oil sightly. Add all dry spices till aromatic. Add onions and fry till almost brown. Add ginger-garlic paste and stir till cooked. Add chopped tomatoes and a tbsp of water and cook till absolutely soft and mushed. Add green chillies. Stir. Add all masalas except garam masala. Cook till the oil separates.
- Throw in gizzards first and add a half a cup of water. Cover and cook till water evaporates and starts sticking at the bottom. Keep scraping the "browning" and stir continuously. Once semi-cooked (about 20 minutes on medium flame) add liver and hearts. Stir constantly if you want thick masala. Add a cup of water and cook covered with a lid if you want gravy-ish. I prefer a thick masala.
- Cook for another 15-20 minutes. Once the masala starts sticking to the bottom keep scraping and add powdered kasuri methi, garam masala and salt. Stir and turn off-gas. Garnish with fresh coriander leaves and mix.
Gizzards (usually from chickens) are cooked and eaten in cultures all over the world. They're a popular street food in Haiti and "Giblets" refers to various organs found inside the cavity of a bird. Chicken Hearts and Liver Curry goes perfect with Naan Bread or any kind of flat bread and I guarantee that your picky eaters will love it. When I was young, whole packs of gizzards were unavailable to me at least I do not remember. You had one chicken for lunch and mostly all the chicken insides were slow-cooked in the large pot for soup, even chicken feet.
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