Tuesday, July 24, 2007

Chicken PUFFS..










Spicy chicken puffs.. a cup of tea..and all those memorable school days!!!
This one was made with additional layer to get tat extra 'puffness' just like the ones you get in bakeries.loved spilling those pastries on my dress..even nw i enjoy that.lol.
My first experiment was a disaster it looked sick!Was using phyllo sheets then.The only reason to grab them from the store was the tag FAT FREE.But again its no sin to overlook them once a while.so the next experiment was with pepperridge's pasrty sheets.I was quite happy with the end result.It tasted just like those we get from bakeries.so if u think your puff is not tasty blame it on the pasrty sheet:-)
The packet will have 2 sheets and it can make upto 12 medium puffs.
The filling is just a variant of the mix we use for making cutlet.
Minced chicken-2 cup
chopped onions-1
green chilly-3
garam masala-1 teaspoon
chicken /meat masala-1 1/2 teaspoon
corainder powder-1 teaspoon
turmeric powder-a pinch
ginger /garlic paste-1 tablespoon
chopped curry leaves-1 string
chopped corainder leaves-2 tablespoon
pepper-1/2 teaspoon
soy sauce-1 tablespoon
crushed fennel seeds-1 teaspoon
i also added a pinch of dry oregano leaves.
salt- to taste
Beaten egg-1
Filling
Saute the onions with ginger garlic paste and salt followed by all the masalas.once the oil is cleared put the chopped chicken and saute them for a while.i used canned chicken so it was already salted.if using fresh chicken cook them with a litlle salt and pepper beforehand.
Sheet
Once thawed unfold the pastry sheets onto a surface dusted with flour.This is to prevent them from sticking.cut them according to your requirement.small..medium or large.Three vertical and one horizontal cut will help you make a medium puff.
Brush the beaten egg on to the sheets and then spoon the filling.Stick the ends together by pressing the corners and seal them with your hands.once sealed brush the beaten egg once again on the outer surface.
preheat the oven to 350 F and let them bake for 15-20mts.














6 comments:

Anonymous said...

chicken puffs looks so tempting.will come back for the recipe. You have a very nice blog with good recipes.
Thanks.

Smitha

Anonymous said...

i can smell a hot chicken here...

Unknown said...

hey dear... i feel like picking up one.... i miss the Best Bakery meat puffs :(((.

Godzown said...

Hi smitha,
Thanks for your motivating words.peep in once a while:-)

chriz..how are u?hws online dating going on?:-)loved reading tat.

hello mari..pick them up..its free!even i miss our best bakery puffs..it was so nice is it?

Anonymous said...

haha! emi.. online dating concluded.. did you read the concluding part? i am doing really great.. off to china this week.. work keeps me on the Go!

Anonymous said...

Well written article.