How to Make Corn Soup with Spicy Chicken Tikka and Pickled Green Peppers

 How to Make Corn Soup with Spicy Chicken Tikka and Pickled Green Peppers




Ingrediants:


300g cooked corn kernels

Prepare the chicken broth (Yakhni):

Chicken neck and ribs 250g

Chicken breast 200g

Water 6-8 cups or as needed

Ginger and garlic paste 1 tsp


Prepare the Spicy Chicken Tikka for the Topping:


cooking oil 1 tbsp

Tikka masala 2 tbsp

1 lemon juice and tbsp


Prepare the corn soup:


Salt 1 tsp or to taste

1 tsp ground black pepper 

1 and tbsp chicken powder (optional)

Vinegar ½ tbsp

Chilli sauce 2 tbsp

2 tbsp soy sauce

Corn starch 4-5 tbsp

Water Cup

Beaten eggs 2

Water Cup


Prepare the pickled green peppers:


½ cup vinegar

Salt 1 pinch

Finely chopped green peppers 10-12

Chopped green onion leaves

Ground black pepper

boiled egg


Indications:


In the food processor add the corn kernels, coarsely chopped and set aside.


Chicken broth :

In a saucepan add the chicken, water, ginger-garlic paste, mix well and bring to a boil, remove the foam, cover and cook over low heat for 25-30 minutes, then take out the chicken pieces and allow to cool. The chicken broth is ready!


Spicy Chicken Tikka for Garnish:


Take the chicken with the help of your hands, chop it well and set aside.

In a pan add cooking oil, shredded chicken, tikka masala, lemon juice, mix well and cook for one minute and set aside.


Corn soup:

In the prepared chicken broth (about 6 cups), add the chopped corn kernels, mix well and bring to a boil.

Add salt, ground black pepper, chicken powder, vinegar, chili sauce, soy sauce and mix well, remove the mix, cover and cook over medium heat for 8-10 minutes.

In corn starch, add water and mix well.

Add the melted cornstarch to the pan, mix well and cook until thickened (2-3 minutes).

Add the beaten egg, mix gently and cook for one minute.


Prepare the pickled green peppers:


In the pan add the water, vinegar, salt, green chillies, turn on the heat, bring to a boil and cook for 1-2 minutes.

Let it cool down.


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