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Hand-shaped seekh kebabs in flatbreads with salad, pickled onion and garlic yoghurt
Charred seekh kebabs wrapped in warm flatbread with salad, pickled onions and garlic yoghurt.

Seekh Kebab Flatbreads

Charred, juicy mince kebabs in warm flatbread with pickled onions and garlic yoghurt. The fat content and the squeezed onion are what hold them together.

Prep
20 mins
Cook
15 mins
Total
35 mins
Serves
4
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Before you cook

The details that make or break this dish, mapped to the exact step where they matter.

  1. Avoid thisSqueeze the onion completely dry
  2. Watch forMix until slightly sticky
  3. Make sureUse even thickness
  4. Food safetyCook the centre completely

Ingredients

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Method

7 steps
  1. Combine the mince, AL Mix, squeezed onion, chilli, coriander, gram flour and ginger-garlic paste.

    Squeezing the grated onion dry matters here, excess water is what breaks kebabs apart on the grill.

  2. Mix firmly for 2–3 minutes until the mixture becomes slightly sticky.

    This helps the kebabs stay together.

  3. Divide into eight portions and shape around skewers or into long sausage shapes.

    Evenly shaped seekh kebabs pressed around metal skewers and arranged on a tray before cooking
  4. Refrigerate for 15 minutes.

  5. Grill, barbecue or pan-fry for 10–12 minutes, turning until browned and cooked through.

    Rustic hand-shaped seekh kebabs turning in a griddle pan while a thick centre is probed
  6. Heat the flatbreads.

  7. Fill with kebabs, salad, pickled onions and garlic yoghurt.

If it does not come out right

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How much garam masala per kg of chicken?

Use 8 g of garam masala per 1 kg of chicken – two level teaspoons – stirred in during the final three to five minutes of cooking, because garam masala is a finishing spice and its aromatic oils are driven off by a long simmer.

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Why is my curry bitter?

Curry turns bitter for four reasons, in the order they usually happen: burnt garlic, over-toasted ground spices, too much fenugreek – seed or kasuri methi – and too much turmeric, or turmeric fried for too long.

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