Russian cutlets are shallow fried chicken kebabs made with vegetables, milk and spices. They are quite easy to make and taste absolutely divine. Russian cutlets are a favourite among my family and friends.
Ingredients :-
Method:-Ingredients :-
- ½ kg boneless chicken (boiled & shredded)
- 2 tbsp ginger-garlic paste
- 4 tbsp oil
- ¼ kg cabbage (finely chopped)
- 200 gms french beans (finely chopped)
- 1 carrot (finely chopped)
- 1 cup flour
- ½ cup milk
- 1 tsp ajinomoto
- 8-10 green chillies(finely chopped)
- 1 tbsp all spice pdr
- 1½ cup chicken stock
- salt to taste
- 3 eggs (beaten with little salt)
- oil (for frying)
- bread crumbs
- Boil chicken with ginger-garlic paste, salt and water till the chicken is tender.
- Keep the stock aside and shred the chicken.
- Heat oil in a wok, add in french beans, carrot and cabbage.
- Stir till vegetables are soft.
- Add in maida and ajinomoto. Stir well.
- Pour in milk and stock. Stir well.
- Add shredded chicken, garam masala pdr, green chillies and salt.
- Cook till thickens. Remove from fire and keep aside till cool.
- Take small balls and shape in cutlets.
- Heat oil in a pan.
- Roll the cutlets in breadcrumbs and dip in beaten eggs.
- Shallow fry on both sides till golden brown.
- Serve as a starter or snack with tomato sauce.
- You may freeze these cutlets after rolling in bread crumbs in an airtight box and fry them later.
- Remember to keep stirring the mixture well after adding the chicken or else it may burn.
- If you have a food processer, just add the chicken and chopperize for 3-4 seconds instead of manually shredding it.
Happy Cooking!!
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Looks yummy and crispy,Nilu! :)
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Hey, I will try this with paneer hence v r veg :)
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure if paneer will be suit the kebabs... Instead u can add more of vegtables and include chopped capsicum maybe... Thanks for stopping by dear :-)
Deletenice recipe would try it soon :)
ReplyDeleteThe cutlets sound so good Nilu. I love cutlets of all kinds :) The Russian version sounds like a must try :)
ReplyDeleteYes Priya... You will definitely love it for sure...Thanks for stopping by :-)
Deletenice recipe but i will opt some veg substitute!
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ReplyDeletedelicious cutlets,like the addition of veggies ,
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Meena :-)
Deletewow delicious cutlets
ReplyDeleteAwesome recipe Nilu... Following u back :)
ReplyDeleteLooks like a new version.. Would try soon :)
ReplyDeleteNice yummy delicious cutlets...
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Thanks for stopping by Priya :-)
DeleteRussian cutlets!! New to me, Love the idea of mixing veggies with chicken!! Looks crispy and perfect! A dash of tomato ketchup over it would serve very well with a cup of tea.
ReplyDeleteI think vegetarians instead can use paneer or mashed potatoes in place of chicken!
Good one, Nilu!
Interesting recipe.
ReplyDeleteThanksa lot Shobha :-)
DeleteThe name is exciting, so called Russian cutlets. I see a match between veggies and spices for this cutlets and no, I am not complaining because that looks awesomely good and perfect in taste.
ReplyDeleteThanks soo much Navaneetham :-)
DeleteNilu,the cutlets look yummy I was just wondering if u dip in egg in the end won't the bread crumbs become soggy?
ReplyDeleteNoo Meena... Not at all... Coz we dip the eggs just before frying... This will give a crispy and chewy texture to the cutlet.. Do try... I'm sure you will always want to make them again. Thanks for stopping by dear :-)
DeleteHi Nilu,
ReplyDeleteThanks for joining our journey. All the best for your future posts :-)
Aparna
Thanks a lot Aparna :-)
DeleteThanks soo much Julie :-)
ReplyDeleteRussian cutlet , this was new to me......... first time on your space and happy to follow you visit my space too
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Sharanya :-)
DeletePerfect for evengs n well made dear.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot Maha :-)
DeleteThe name of the recipe caught my interest..quite an unique name and recipe.. thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteThanks for stopping by Asha :-)
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