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Take 150 gms of boneless chicken, cut into pieces. with a little salt for .
Heat 1 tablespoon of oil in a kadai. Add 1 teaspoon of jeera (cumin seeds) and let them splutter. Then, add 6-7 finely chopped garlic pieces (with skin) and fry slightly.
Add 1 cup of square-chopped onion pieces and fry them lightly until they are slightly crunchy, not fully browned. Next, add 5-6 sliced green chillies and fry briefly. Then, add 1 square-chopped capsicum and for a short time.
Add 2 teaspoons of ginger garlic paste to the pan and fry until its raw smell disappears. After that, add 1 small chopped tomato and continue to fry lightly.
Once the tomato is slightly cooked, add 1 teaspoon of garam masala, 1/4 teaspoon of turmeric powder, 1/2 teaspoon of coriander powder, and 1/2 teaspoon of jeera powder. Mix all the spices well with the vegetables. Then, add the chicken pieces and mix thoroughly to coat the chicken with the spices and vegetables.
Add salt to taste, being mindful that the chicken was already with salt. Mix well. Now, add a portion of the crushed black pepper powder (about 1.5-2 teaspoons), reserving some for later. Mix everything together.
Pour in the tamarind juice (from a small piece of tamarind soaked in 1/4 cup water and mashed). Mix well. Cover the kadai with a lid and let it cook for on medium heat. Do not add any extra water, as the chicken will release its own juices and the tamarind water is sufficient for .
After , remove the lid. The chicken should be cooked and will have released some water. Increase the flame to high and dry out the excess water, stirring continuously until the dish is relatively dry. Finally, add the remaining crushed black pepper powder and fry for another to infuse the flavor. The Capsicum Pepper Chicken is now ready to be served.
No Onion?
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