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Chicken 65 Hash Brown frankies4 min read

August 13, 2016 by Priyanka Yadav 1 Comment

Hey friends,?I hope you liked my last blog on?how to make a thin crispy dosa at home.?In this blog, I will be telling you about three different dishes whose recipes I actually combined to make an interesting new dish. These three dishes have a unique name which most of you might not have heard yet. These are?Chicken 65,?Hash Browns and?Frankie.

chicken 65

 

Topics Covered

  • Chicken 65
  • Hash browns
  • Frankie
    • The spread
    • Salad
    • Patty

Chicken 65

– This is one the spiciest chicken recipe ever. So if you are a more of an “I don’t eat spicy food” kind of person, then frankly it’s not your bowl of chicken. You can depict the range of spices used in this just by just having a look at its picture given above. Chicken 65 was introduced by an Indian chef A.M.Buhari of Buhari hotel restaurant, Chennai. The number 65 comes from the logic that it was introduced in the year 1965. Here goes the recipe-
For this, you need boneless chicken or chicken breast.
Firstly cut the chicken into bite size pieces, remember to cut the chicken slant keeping your knife at 45 degrees(just like you make a parallelogram and not a square). This way you will get nice tender pieces of chicken, also the pieces will absorb all the flavour really well. To the chicken add

  • 2 teaspoons of red chilli powder
  • Salt as per taste
  • 1 tablespoon of corn flour and equal amount of refined flour
  • 1 tablespoon of ginger-garlic paste
  • 1 egg, squeeze a lemon into the mixture if you want.Mix all this well and fry deep fry the coated chicken pieces in ?oil ? till they get crispy from outside and cooked from inside.

Now in a bowl take 2 tablespoons of hung curd, red 1 spoon red chilli powder and a little salt. Roast 2 dry red chillies with 1 teaspoon of cumin seeds and half a teaspoon of mustard seeds. Grind the roasted spices and add them to the curd mixture.


In a pan heat two spoon oil and cook the chicken along with the curd mixture.

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Hash browns

This is a rectangular shaped crispy potato patties. It is a part of English breakfast and is usually served with meat or burger. Bite-sized hash browns are also called as tater tots.
It’s got quite a simple recipe

Half boil potatoes and shred them. Keep this shredded mixture in ice cold water for an hour along with some salt. This process will extract out all the starch from potatoes. After an hour squeeze out all the cold water out of them and lightly saute them in butter. Now to the potatoes add,

  • Refined flour one teaspoon
  • Corn flour a half teaspoon
  • One teaspoon of onion powder
  • Cumin powder
  • Salt as per taste

Mix all well and make a cake out of it.
Keep this cake in the refrigerator for one hour again. After that take it out and cut in any shape you like. Deep fry them till you get the brown coloured hash.

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Frankie

This is most commonly called as Kathi roll in India. To make a Frankie we need a tortilla or just make a roti from refined flour. There are three basic stuffing that goes into the roll.

The spread

For this, you can use curd mixture or any kind of mayonnaise you like. I personally like cheese spread with a really generous amount to be spread on the Frankie wrap(roti).

Salad

For salad saute some bell pepper with some sliced onions and cabbage. By sauteing I mean that you must not overcook the veggies but instead quickly toss them on high flame. This will maintain the crunch of vegetables. You can add black pepper, lemon or just leave the salad plain.

Patty

For this, you can either take chicken 65 or if you are vegetarian then just add your hash browns. If you are a big foody like me then feel free to add both the dishes into your Frankie roti.
Roll the roti and then fry it crisp on a flat pan with some butter.
Our chicken 65 hash brown Frankie is ready. You don’t really need a side dish with it. It is a very tasty takeaway food that you can enjoy while walking down to your office, just having a stroll in the park or sitting on your balcony at one rainy evening.

Enjoy your meal

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  1. vslala says

    March 16, 2017 at 10:41 pm

    Looks good. Can’t wait to taste it…

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