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Place 1 kg of under-cut beef and 200g of beef fat into a large mixing bowl.
Add 500g of peeled and roughly chopped onions, 30g of peeled garlic cloves, and 30g of washed ginger (with skin) to the bowl. Also, add 30g of spicy green chilies, 15g of fresh coriander leaves (without thick stems), and 5-6g of fresh mint leaves.
Season the mixture with 1 tbsp of salt, 1/2 tbsp of turmeric powder, 3/4 tbsp of red chili powder, 3/4 tbsp of crushed red chili, 3/4 tbsp of coriander powder, 1 tbsp of coarsely ground cumin powder, 3/4 tbsp of garam masala, and 1/2 tsp of baking soda (not baking powder).
Mix all the ingredients thoroughly by hand until well combined. Then, add 2 tbsp of mustard oil (or melted ghee/other oil) and mix again. The oil helps bind the spices to the meat.
Pass the entire mixture through a meat grinder with a very fine mesh. If your grinder has a coarser mesh, grind it twice. This ensures a smooth and well-combined keema.
Transfer the ground keema back into a large tray and mix it vigorously by hand for a few minutes until it becomes sticky and well-bound. Cover the keema and refrigerate for at least to allow it to firm up.
Take a generous portion of the chilled keema and form it into an oval shape. Thread it onto a clean, dry skewer. Gently press and spread the keema evenly along the skewer, ensuring both ends are sealed to prevent it from falling off during grilling. Repeat for all kebabs.
Light the charcoal in your grill. Once the charcoal is glowing red and covered with a layer of ash, spread it evenly to create a consistent heat source.
Place the skewers over the hot charcoal. Cook each side for approximately , flipping them 180 degrees to allow the keema to set and form a crust. Maintain high heat during this process.
After the initial setting, rotate the skewers 90 degrees to cook the sides of the kebabs. Continue rotating them every , ensuring all sides get evenly cooked and develop a nice color. Adjust the kebabs' position on the grill as needed to manage heat.
Once the kebabs have developed a good color on all sides and are almost cooked through, lightly brush them with oil, ghee, or melted butter. This will add flavor, shine, and prevent them from drying out. Continue grilling for a few more minutes until fully cooked and juicy.
Prepare a serving tray lined with paper. Using a piece of paper or cloth, gently push the kebab from one end of the skewer while pulling the skewer out from the other end. Serve the hot and fresh Beef Seekh Kebabs with your favorite BBQ sauce or mint chutney.
No Onion?
No Garlic (fresh)?
No Cilantro?
No Garam masala?
No Butter?
No Ghee?
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Transfer the ground keema back into a large tray and mix it vigorously by hand for a few minutes until it becomes sticky and well-bound. Cover the keema and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to allow it to firm up.
Keep your leftovers fresh and ready to enjoy.
Refrigerate the keema mixture for at least 30 minutes to help it firm up and bind better.
Cover the keema and refrigerate for at least 30 minutes to allow it to firm up.
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