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Chicken 65

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Chicken 65 is a spicy, red, deep fried chicken chunks usually served as a bar snack, entre or quick appetizer accompanied by onion slices, slit green chilies and lemon wedges.

Chicken 65, wow! Its one of those popular dishes prepared in most of the dhabas and restaurants. I remember that whenever we friends visited the dhabas it was the Chicken 65 that was first ordered by most of us and is also the dish most adorable to the kids.
 
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About Recipe

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How to make Chicken 65

(474 ratings)
243 reviews so far
Prep time
15 mins
Cook time
30 mins
Total time
45 mins
Chicken 65
Author : Vahchef
Main Ingredient : Chicken
Servings : 4 persons
Published date : December 19, 2018


Ingredients used in Chicken 65
• Oil - to fry.
• Cornflour - 2 teaspoons.
• Ajinomoto/msg - 1/2 tea spoon.
• Curry leaves - 1 spring.
• Ginger/garlic paste - 2 teaspoons.
• Ginger (chopped) - 1/2 tea spoon.
• Garlic (chopped) - 1 tablespoon.
• Cumin seeds - 1/2 tea spoon.
• Egg - 1 number.
• Red color (optional) - 2-3 drops.
• Chicken-dark meat (boneless thigh meat) - 500 grams.
• Green chillies (chopped) - 4-5 numbers.
• Coriander leaves (chopped) - 1 tablespoon.
• Pepper powder - 1 tea spoon.
• Chili powder - 1/2 tea spoon.
• Salt - to taste.
• Chili garlic paste - 1 tablespoon.
• Cumin powder - 1/2 tea spoon.
Method:

To make the fried chicken pieces:-

  • Take chicken pieces in a nonreactive bowl-(We use dark meat so that it is nice and juicy when fried).Add salt, Aji-no-moto,1 teaspoon of ginger/garlic paste, 1/2 teaspoon pepper powder, cornflour, and mix.
  • Then add 1 egg and mix in completely-(Egg coats the meat and keeps the juices in)
  • Heat oil in a frying wok or kadhai-Add chicken pieces few at a time(Do not crowd the kadhai) and fry until lightly golden brown-drain and remove on a paper towel

To make the sauce (This does not need to be very salty-so control salt ):-

  • Heat 2-3 teaspoon of oil in a pan, add cumin seeds, chopped ginger, and garlic and saute until fragrant.
  • Then add chopped chilies, curry leaves,1 teaspoon of ginger/garlic paste, remaining pepper powder, chili powder, salt, chili/garlic paste, aji-no-moto, red color, cumin powder and mix. Cook for a few minutes.
  • Add a little water and then add chicken to this paste and toss lightly.
  • Stir in by adding the coriander leaves and serve this recipe.





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Chicken 65, wow! Its one of those popular dishes prepared in most of the dhabas and restaurants. I remember that whenever we friends visited the dhabas it was the Chicken 65 that was first ordered by most of us and is also the dish most adorable to the kids.
 
 Chicken 65 is a spicy, red, deep fried chicken chunks served as bar snack, entrée or quick appetizer accompanied by onion slices, slit green chilies and lemon wedges. The preparation of Chicken 65 differs from one place to another according to their taste.
 
 Chicken 65 can be prepared with or without bones. The flavor and strong fragrance of the dish comes from garlic, ginger, pepper powder, and other spices although the recipe can vary from person to person as per their liking. Universally it is called as Chicken 65 but there are many different stories about the name of the dish.
 
 It is generally acknowledged that no one knows which one of the below of these anecdotal theories are true: The first price of this dish was 65 rupees. Weight of each piece was 65 gms. The 65 in the Chicken 65 represents the year it was introduced by the famous hotel in Chennai called "BUHARI", hence the name "Chicken 65". They also serve Chicken 78, Chicken 82, and Chicken 90 which are all introduced in those years.
 One account claims that the dish emerged as a simple meal solution for Indian soldiers in 1965. Others accounts claim that an enterprising hotelier targeted macho diners with a 65-chilli recipe and named the dish accordingly. It is also told that the name Chicken 65 is evolved from the age of the chicken used to prepare this dish. But finally let me tell the exact reality on the name “Chicken 65”.
 
 It all started from a Military canteen in Chennai where there were a set of Indian army soldiers from the northern states of India usually visited as it was one of the popular canteens. The list of menus was written in Tamil, the local language and as a consequence the Soldiers being non locals could not read the menu but would indicate their choice by referring the Serial number of the dish on the menu.
 It is said that the popularity of this dish spread amongst the soldiers when one among them tried liked it and said his views to his fellow service men. Hence whenever they visited the place while on their leisure time, they simply used to tell the item number 65 which soon was called as Chicken 65 and in this time it became its official name for the entrée.
 
 A quick, yummy and irresistible Chicken 65 a famous appetizer served at parties and easily available at most of the restaurants and food stalls all over India. There exist many versions of this dish, but its usually deep fried spicy hot chicken dish. Normally, the chicken 65 that is served is a fiery red in color that is because red color is added to it. You can make chicken 65 in many ways, cooking method can vary, but the taste is in the spices.
 
 To prepare the Chicken 65, Take chicken pieces in a non reactive bowl. (We use dark meat so that it is nice and juicy when fried).Add salt, Aji-no-moto, ginger/garlic paste, pinch pepper powder, cornflour and mix. Then add 1 egg and mix in completely (Egg coats the meat and keeps the juices in). Heat oil in a frying wok or kadhai and add chicken pieces few at a time (Do not crowd the kadhai and fry them in batches) and fry until lightly golden brown. Drain and remove on a paper towel.
 
 To make the sauce:- This does not need to be very salty-so control salt. Heat 2-3 tsp oil in a pan. Add cumin; add the chopped ginger and garlic and sauté until fragrant. Add chopped chillies, curry leaves,1 tsp ginger/garlic paste, remaining pepper powder, chilli powder, salt, chilli/garlic paste, aji-no-moto, red color and mix. Cook for a few minutes and add a little water and then add chicken to this paste and toss lightly. Stir in the coriander leaves and serve.
 

Indo - Chinese is really a massive section of our Indian delicacies. The Indo - Chinese dishes are produced so inter changeably, that you'd be understood to consider that it's a standard Indian food. The restaurant menu without having this food is pretty unthinkable. Just about all restaurants would certainly provide the fried rice with its very own twist to it.

  Chicken Manchurian is a superb fusion snack blending together of Indian and Chinese tastes. Generally Indo-Chinese delicacies is the adaption of Chinese flavoring using nutritious cooking techniques to match Indian choices. This food is another nutritious snack using Chinese flavoring that are implanted in the mixture deep-fried chicken. The range of spices as well as their combination used can be modified based on your taste.

 Chicken Manchurian is one these kinds of dish, which has no origins in China aside from using soya sauce and the fact that it's grilled in the wok (type of frying pan) The chicken is immersed in a layer of corn flour, egg, ginger and garlic paste and soy sauce, red chili flakes, salt and pepper. It is deep-fried till it turns into a crunchy coating on the exterior. A sauce will then be made out of a mixture of ketchup, tomato mix and chicken stock. While customarily Chicken Manchurian does not have incorporating veggies, but we will use some sautéed onions and capsicum to provide texture to the dish.

 Indian make many different Manchurian recipes with chicken, mixed produce, toddler corn, cauliflower, and so on. Chicken Manchurian is among the most popular and incredibly renowned dish from Chinese dishes. It's prepared in various techniques with various meats either chicken, prawns or beef. Chicken Manchurian is simple to make and attractive. It can be enjoyed like a dry snack. It is also an ideal snack, tangy in flavor and delicious to eat.

 Chicken in Manchurian style is an amazing, truly tempting stir fry dish in which the mixture coated chicken is nicely fried in a non-stick pan having a mixture of amazing vegetables along with a spicy, sweet and tangy slurry. The mixture of flavors from the garlic, ginger and spices like hot chili paste, pepper provides a blowing impact to the dish.

Chicken Recipe 

Chicken is regarded as the popular kind of poultry in the world. Most every part of Chicken makes delicious dishes. Mainly are Breast, leg and wing. And others are feet, head, kidney, neck, oysters, etc. Chicken bones are harmful to health because they often get into sharp splinters when consumed, but they are often simmered with veggies and herbs for long or maybe days to create chicken stock options. In Asian countries it's possible to purchase bones because they are quite popular for making chicken soups. Breast meat is usually sliced very finely and sold as chicken slices, a hassle-free stuffing for sandwiches. Chicken wings are sometimes serve as Bar food. 

Chicken dishes can be cooked in lots of ways. It can be converted to sausages, grilled, breaded, skewered, use in salads and deep-fried, or can used in various gravy base. There are actually countless versions of the chicken dishes recipe and can be prepared using various seasonings to provide unique amazing tastes and flavor in different cultures.

 Traditionally popular recipes involve roasting, baking, roasting, and frying. Western delicacies generally have chicken cooked by deep frying for fast foods like Fried Chicken, Chicken 65, Chicken Lollipops, Buffalo Wings, etc. They're also normally barbequed for Salads or tacos.

From delicious roasted chicken too crunchy, fried drumsticks, this is continuously being reinvented and found in satisfying casseroles and stand-alone recipes for exceptional weeknight dinners. No matter if it is grilled, sautéed, baked, or roasted, we've plenty of Chicken recipes that are really easy to make and tempts everyone because the fragrance and aroma lingering across the kitchen while preparing wants for more. 

Other than to be a very flexible meat in terms of cooking, chicken also assures great health advantages. Chicken is a superb way to obtain lean, low-fat protein. It's also full of selenium, a chemical recognized for its anti-cancer properties. Your skin layer of the chicken is recognized to contain the maximum fat; for that reason, skinned chicken is liked by many.

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Ben Piela Posted on Thu Oct 26 2017

Are you sure it is only 1 teaspoon of Chili Garlic Paste? That looks like a lot more than that in the video. At least a tablespoon or more... Thanks very much for this video. I cannot wait to make this dish!

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rad1964rad Posted on Sun Apr 09 2017

I am addicted, watching you make these tasty delights from India and Asia! My current addiction to Indian food in general has me roasting my own spices and using garlic/ginger in so much! However I see some elements of you describing how to prepare t

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Rehnuma Parveen Posted on Thu Sep 01 2016

Vah chef vahh... Kya baat Hai... Loved your recipe and my family was delighted which such mouthwatering cuisine was presented on the platter. I made this yesterday and it came out really well.So I stopped by to say thank you for sharing this wonderfu

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aniket thul Posted on Fri Aug 14 2015

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hannah johnson Posted on Fri Aug 21 2015

its amazing chef.i tried it.loved it?

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Gina Sophia Posted on Wed Aug 26 2015

I love your personality and love your recipes.?

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Mohammed Najeeb Posted on Sat Aug 29 2015

Can I know the amount of chilli garlic paste n plz tell me how many kg chicken is used ??

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Mounerah Faraj Posted on Sat Aug 29 2015

Love watching your videos helps me make very delicious dishes thank you.?

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KUMAR Thadi Posted on Sun Aug 30 2015

I am proud...this guy never...tried to make more videos to get this recipe whawharight .. chick 65 is what it is and he always sticked to it .....what it is..... awesome.... vah chef.....king of Indian recipes.....?

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KUMAR Thadi Posted on Sun Aug 30 2015

I wish u post thus video again..... do every other quit .....being a south Indian recipe?

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KUMAR Thadi Posted on Sun Aug 30 2015

this video?

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KUMAR Thadi Posted on Sun Aug 30 2015

everything again.. to others quit?

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