Chicken Reshmi Kebab
The chicken reshmi kebab recipe is the creamiest and most succulent of North Indian appetizers, especially known for its melt-in-the-mouth texture and rich flavour. The name "Reshmi" itself means "silky" or "smooth," and the words perfectly describe the soft texture of these kebabs. Done with boneless chicken marinated in a mixture of yoghurt, cream, and a blend of spices, the dish forms a wonderful balance of subtle flavours and a rich creaminess. With the marinade, the kebab becomes soft. yoghurt and fresh cream along with some crushed cashews not only aid in softening the meat but also supply it with a sumptuous smoothness. Other spice components added include cumin, coriander, and garam masala for depth, while the freshness of ginger and garlic gives it a light zest. Freshness hints from green chillies and coriander leaves balance the lemon juice, cutting the richness of the cream. Traditionally, after marinating, the chicken is threaded onto skewers and roasted in a tandoor or clay oven, or simply grilled or cooked stovetop. The high temperature will sear in the flesh, then giving it an edge somewhat burnt, and smoked, the inside juicy, and flavoured. This kebab then tastes delicately spiced, rich in texture, and incredibly satisfying. Chicken Reshmi Kebab is always served with a tangy side of mint chutney and lemon wedges in contrast to this creamy kebab. It's one of the favourite dishes at Indian restaurants and is often served at festive gatherings-it's a delight for anyone who loves grilled chicken with that extra rich, creamy twist.