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Champaran Chicken (Ahuna Chicken/batlohi)

Upto this point, you might have learnt about my unconditional love for chicken. Saying it again, "Chicken is love", doesn't matter if its about the curry, or the fried chicken, or the masala chicken or the heavenly chicken biryani, I'm in for the chicken. So, today I'm here with a new recipe, the Ahuna chicken or famously it is known as Champaran Chicken or batlohi. Champaran chicken also known as ahuna chicken or batlohi is a dish which orginated from Champaran disctrict in the state of Bihar, India. Its a rich chicken gravy dish with many Indian spices, ginger, garlic, onions and some other basic ingredients. Read these facts about Champaran meat : Also known as Ahuna/Handi meat/batlohi Originated from Champaran, a district in the state of Bihar, India. It is cooked slowly and on a low flame (Trust me its worth waiting) Photo credit: Indian Desi Kitchen Ingredients Checklist Chicken cut into medium size pieces: 500gm Onions: 3-4 Whole garlic knobs: 2 Ginger...

Hyderabadi Mutton Biryani

"Biryani", a word is enough to make you hungry and crave for it the next moment. What comes to your mind when you hear or say the word biryani? Don't you think of the flavorful aroma, the super fluffy long-grain rice, the masala rice covered in a lot of flavorful spices, and the most important, the extra juicy, spicy, and super tender mutton pieces all wrapped up in the rich coat of Indian spices. Even writing this description is making me hungry for a biryani. Photo credit: Indian Desi Kitchen Biryani could be the most pleasing among non-veg lovers. For a best and tendered meat biryani, you need to look for certain things like you need to select the proper meat (with proper I mean you should select the tender meat from a young goat/lamb and preferably some pieces with bones because the bones juices have the most flavor). Once the selections is done, it also depends on the proper m arination and right cooking technique. Do you know ...

Egg omelet garlic cheese sandwich

"SANDWICHES !" Even a word is enough to make you hungry for it. These savory and scrumptious sandwiches are super easy to make and even takes very little time for preparation. And an added advantage is you don't even need to know any cooking methods, isn't it great! Just grab a couple of bread slices, apply spreads, add the fillings, and grill it. That's it. Your delicious sandwich is ready to be served. Photo credits: Indian Desi Kitchen What is a sandwich? It's a simple kind of food consisting of two bread slices and the ingredients added between these bread slices. Sandwich ingredients may include a variety of items like vegetables, cheese, mayonnaise, sauces, fried egg, boiled egg, scrambled egg, egg omelet, chicken/meat slices, cucumber, tomatoes, mushrooms, paneer, and so on. The list might never end. You can add whatever you like between those two bread slices and enjoy a quick and easy meal on the go. Photo credits: Indian Desi Kitchen San...

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