Chicken Khoya Kasoori Kebab

These boneless chicken kebabs are one of the mildest and juiciest kebabs that I make. The softness comes from Khoya, which also relatively makes the kebabs a little sweet and soft. They are rich without being creamy and the taste of kasoori methi with spices adds a slight bitterness enhancing the taste of these fabulous kebabs.

These are easy to make and make a great dish for people who prefer milder flavor. I don’t think it will be a favorite among kids since the flavors are strong, unless your kids love experimenting with different flavors. Otherwise, these go great as kebabs themselves, just served over as snack or an appetizer at a party or as a side dish.

Chicken Irani Tikka

Persian cuisine has been around for many years. The kebabs from the middle east have been very popular and the mix of spices and the flavors of them being cooked with veggies gives them a different kick, which makes them differ from regular kebabs. The fact that they use spices not usually use in Indian cuisine. The taste is distinct and very scrumptious.