Ingredients:
- Chaap Sticks:
- Regular Karahi: 3 chaap sticks (cut each into 3 pieces, total 9 pieces)
- Platter Karahi: 4 chaap sticks (cut each into 3 pieces, total 12 pieces)
- Marination: Sultan Rahi Tikka Masala (as required)
- Gravy Base:
- Regular Karahi: 12 oz Kebab Karahi Gravy
- Platter Karahi: 16 oz Kebab Karahi Gravy
- Spices for Gravy:
- Regular Karahi:
- 1 tsp (5 ml) Black Pepper
- 1 tsp (5 ml) Kboys Garam Masala
- Platter Karahi:
- 1.5 tsp (7.5 ml) Black Pepper
- 1.5 tsp (7.5 ml) Kboys Garam Masala
- Regular Karahi:
- Yogurt and Oil:
- Regular Karahi: 1.5 oz Yogurt, 1.5 oz Oil
- Platter Karahi: 2 oz Yogurt, 2 oz Oil
- Vegetables:
- Regular Karahi: 4-5 slices each of Bell Pepper and Onion, 4-5 Round Chillies
- Platter Karahi: 5-6 slices each of Bell Pepper and Onion, 4-5 Round Chillies
- Finishing Ingredients: Crushed Kasoori Methi (a pinch)
- Cream:
- Regular Karahi: 2 oz
- Platter Karahi: 3 oz
Instructions:
- Prepare the Chaap Sticks:
- Cut each chaap stick into 3 pieces.
- Use 9 pieces for a regular karahi and 12 pieces for a platter karahi.
- Marinate the Chaap:
- Marinate the chaap pieces thoroughly with Sultan Rahi Tikka Masala in a small bowl for even coating.
- Tip: Marinate for at least 2-3 hours for better flavor absorption. For best results, marinate overnight.
- Cook the Chaap in Tandoor:
- Use a Behari Kabab skewer.
- Thread the soya chops pieces horizontally onto the skewer for even cooking.
- Grill using the same method as paneer tikka (approx. 7-8 minutes).
- Cook until well done and slightly charred.
- Prepare the Gravy Base:
- Heat the kebab karahi gravy in a pan (12 oz for regular, 16 oz for platter).
- Add the spices accordingly and mix well.
- Add Yogurt and Oil:
- Regular Karahi: Add 1.5 oz yogurt and 1.5 oz oil.
- Platter Karahi: Add 2 oz yogurt and 2 oz oil.
- Stir until smooth and well-blended.
- Add Vegetables:
- Regular Karahi: Add 4-5 slices each of bell pepper and onion, 4-5 round chillies.
- Platter Karahi: Add 5-6 slices each of bell pepper and onion, 4-5 round chillies.
- Cook until the vegetables soften.
- Add Cooked Chaap Pieces:
- Place the tandoor-cooked chaap into the gravy.
- Cook until the oil starts to separate from the gravy.
- Finish with Kasoori Methi:
- Sprinkle a pinch of crushed kasoori methi and mix well for added aroma.
- Final Touch with Cream:
- Regular Karahi: Add 2 oz cream.
- Platter Karahi: Add 3 oz cream.
- Cook until the gravy turns shiny golden and oil rises to the top.
Serving Suggestion:
Serve hot with naan, roti, or rice for a rich and flavorful experience.
Enjoy the perfect balance of spices and textures in this signature Soya Chops Karahi!