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Koli partial is a recipe from tamilnadu.In this south Indian recipe we are not using chillipowder, instead of chilli powder we are using greenchillies and also coconut. For the first time I tried this chicken recipe, and I thought of blogging if it comes out well. Because, I never used fresh coconut in chicken and I have a doubt weather it tastes good or not. Generally I taste all dishes at the end of preparation for checking weather all ingredients are sufficient are not. When I tasted this recipe it was awesome and I can’t stop with one chicken piece and kept on eating 4 to 5 pieces continuously hope the same will happen with you when you prepare this dish. It is very easy to prepare and can prepare in no time.
ingredients:
Ginger garlic paste-3tsp
Chicken (boneless from legs)-250grams (cut into bite size pieces).
Fresh Coconut-1/2 coconut
Greenchillies (coarsely ground)-3 1/2tsp
Mustard seeds-1/2tsp
Tomato (medium)-1(finely chopped)
Coriander leaves-1 fist (finely chopped)
Curry leaves-2springs
Salt-to taste
Oil-2tbsp
Pre-Process:
- Remove balck skin of coconut and cut coconut into small pieces and grind it into fine powder,While grinding don’t add water, else coconut will become paste instead of powder.
- Make a coarse paste of greenchillies in grinder/blender.
Procedure:
- Heat oil and add mustard seeds and let it pop.
- Add ginergarlic paste and fry 30 seconds or more till raw smell goes away.
- Add chicken, salt and mix nicely and cook till all water from chicken goes away.
- Once water from chicken goes away add in tomato pieces and cook for 5 minutes till tomato is mashed nicely.
- Add greenchillies paste and mix and add coconut powder and mix nicely.
- Add curry leaves and coriander leaves and mix well and cook till chicken is done.
- Finally check for salt and add salt if required.
Serving ideas:
Goes well with rice.

