These pan-grilled chicken patty kebabs will be tender and juicy on the inside, with brown grill marks on the outside.
Variations:
For traditional way, try this Perfect Pan-Grilled Chicken patty Kebab – Restaurant Style at Home.
For a health-conscious persons, try this Less prep time -15 mins pan grilled chicken patty kebab
At the shop: Ask the butcher to make a coarse mince using boneless chicken breast for better texture.
At home: Use a food processor/mixi to create your own homemade coarse mince using chicken breast.
Salt and rest: Place the chopped onion in a shallow plate, spread them in a shallow layer. Sprinkle ½ tsp salt over them and mix well.
Allow moisture to release: Let the mixture sit for about 20 to 30 minutes.The salt will draw the moisture out of the onions.
Squeeze out liquid: Transfer the salted onions to a muslin cloth and using hands squeeze the cloth to extract as much of the onion juice as possible. Make sure the onions are finely chopped. Use 75 grams chopped onion (half medium size).
Finely chop garlic and coriander leaves- Using sharp knife to chop the garlic and coriander leaves into very small pieces. Make sure the coriander leaves are washed and dried before start to chop.
Beaten egg- Beat 1 egg well and measure 30ml beaten egg (approx. half beaten egg).
Bread crumbs- I used homemade coarse bread crumbs. To save time, plan ahead to prepare them in advance, or simply use store-bought whole-grain crumbs.
prepared squeezed onion
3 heaped tablespoons bread crumbs
½ tsp zeera powder, ½ tsp garam masala powder, ½ tsp chili powder
2 heaped tbsp finely chopped coriander leaves
2 tsp finely chopped green chili
30 ml beaten egg (approx. half of 1 egg)
2 tsp finely chopped garlic
½ tbsp lime juice
½ tsp salt
Don’t dump the salt and lime juice with spoon on chicken pieces. Just sprinkle ½ tsp salt and ½ tbsp lime juice all over the coarse mince chicken and mix well.
Place them in refrigerator for at least 45 minutes, to firm up the chicken mixture, to shape easily around skewers and also get marinated well.
Roughly divide them in to 6 equal size portions.
Refrigerating for at least 30 minutes will also help to avoid break apart the chicken patties while cooking. But if you refrigerate the chicken masala mixture for longer time then the chicken mixture become hard, so let them sit at room temperatute for 20 to 30 minutes will make the chicken patties to cook more evenly .
Note: Once lime juice is added to chicken mixture, it should be kept for only 2 to 3 hours. Reason being, if lime juice added chicken mixture kept for longer time, then it will become mushy and change texture.
Take 1 tsp of oil in a small bowl. The chicken mixture will be little sticky. So, apply oil on your hands to avoid the chicken mixture not to stick to your hands.
It’s important by using hands to gently form the chicken mixture in to loosely packed chicken patty not to form too tightly packed/ too loosely packed chicken patty.
Repeat the same for remaining chicken masala mixture. use little oil when needed, while shaping the patties. From this chicken masala mixture, you can make 6 chicken patties.
Gather pastry brush- It helps to coat the oil evenly over the surface of the grill pan and chicken patties.
Add 1 tsp oil to the grill pan. By using pastry brush, to spread the oil entirely in the bottom of the nonstick grill pan evenly. Preheat them for about 6 to 8 minutes over medium flame.
Place 1 tbsp oil in the small bowl.
Note:Make sure to coat them with oil right before it place on a grill pan.
You will hear a Sizzling sound when you place the chicken patties in hot pan. Then the pan is ready.
Place the chicken patties with more space between them.
Note: The pan should be hot enough to sizzle, but not smoking (too high) or failing to sizzle immediately (too low).
After 4 to 5 minutes, just check quickly by lifting the sides of the patties using two spoons, whether brown grill marks formed.
Once formed, apply oil on top side of the chicken patties and then flip.
After flip the patties reduce the heat to low.
After flipping, cook them in low heat, for about 4 to 5 minutes or untill the internal temperature of the chicken patties at 165-175°F.
Usually the total cooking time for this chicken patties is 8 to 9 minutes for 1 batch.
The cooking time will vary depends upon the thickness of the chicken patties, how coarsely the chicken pieces are minced (size of chicken pieces), the type of cookware used, the amount of heat used.
Transfer the cooked grilled patties to a paper towel-lined plate. Using a fresh paper towel, gently pat all sides of the patties to absorb the surface oil. After a minute or two, move them to a clean plate and loosely cover them with a lid or foil to rest before serving.
After resting, the grilled patties are ready to serve.
Refrigeration firms up the chicken mixture and allows it to marinate. This makes it much easier to shape and prevents the patties from breaking apart while cooking.
If the mixture becomes too hard from over chilling, let the mixture sit at room temperature for about 30 minutes before cooking. This ensures the chicken cooks evenly.
Grill pan isn’t very hot enough, overcrowding the grill pan with skewers, flipping the meat too early, a lack of oil on the grill pan or meat, or using a dirty pan with leftover residue.
To get dark brown grill marks, ensure your grill pan is preheated until very hot and lightly coated with oil. Place the skewers in a single layer with plenty of space between them to prevent steaming, and flip them only once after a dark brown crust has formed.
While preheating your pan on medium heat for at least 7 to 8 minutes, hold your palm about 3 to 4 inches above the grill surface.
Hot & Ready: If you feel enough heat to pull your hand away due to discomfort after 2 to 4 seconds, the pan is ready.
Too Hot: If you must pull your hand away after only 1 to 2 seconds, the pan is too hot. This can lead to bitter, burnt (black) grill marks before the chicken is cooked through.
Too Cool: If you can hold your hand there for more than 5 seconds, the pan needs more time to preheat; otherwise, your meat will steam instead of browning.
Thick patties can stay raw in the middle. To fix this, cover the pan with a lid halfway through cooking to trap heat.
You can use these chicken patties in many different meals. Try chopping them up to use in fried rice, soups, or noodles. They also make an excellent filling for sandwiches, burgers, and chapati wraps, or you can use them as a savory stuffing for dosas and tacos.
Yes. The raised ridges keep the chicken skewers elevated, preventing them from sitting in their own fat. This allows excess oil to drain away and collect at the bottom of the pan, so less fat is absorbed by the chicken skewers, which reduces the calories.
Chicken breast is the leanest cut available, making it the healthiest part of the chicken. Because it is low in fat, zero-carb, and has the most protein by weight, it’s an excellent choice for anyone prioritizing heart health or weight loss.
Refrigerate them right away. Put leftovers in shallow containers within 2 hours of cooking. For the best quality and safety, use the leftover chicken within 2 to 3 days.
These pan-grilled chicken patty kebabs will be tender and juicy on the inside, with brown grill marks on the outside.
Variations:
For traditional way, try this Perfect Pan-Grilled Chicken patty Kebab – Restaurant Style at Home.
For a health-conscious persons, try this Less prep time -15 mins pan grilled chicken patty kebab
At the shop: Ask the butcher to make a coarse mince using boneless chicken breast for better texture.
At home: Use a food processor/mixi to create your own homemade coarse mince using chicken breast.
Salt and rest: Place the chopped onion in a shallow plate, spread them in a shallow layer. Sprinkle ½ tsp salt over them and mix well.
Allow moisture to release: Let the mixture sit for about 20 to 30 minutes.The salt will draw the moisture out of the onions.
Squeeze out liquid: Transfer the salted onions to a muslin cloth and using hands squeeze the cloth to extract as much of the onion juice as possible. Make sure the onions are finely chopped. Use 75 grams chopped onion (half medium size).
Finely chop garlic and coriander leaves- Using sharp knife to chop the garlic and coriander leaves into very small pieces. Make sure the coriander leaves are washed and dried before start to chop.
Beaten egg- Beat 1 egg well and measure 30ml beaten egg (approx. half beaten egg).
Bread crumbs- I used homemade coarse bread crumbs. To save time, plan ahead to prepare them in advance, or simply use store-bought whole-grain crumbs.
prepared squeezed onion
3 heaped tablespoons bread crumbs
½ tsp zeera powder, ½ tsp garam masala powder, ½ tsp chili powder
2 heaped tbsp finely chopped coriander leaves
2 tsp finely chopped green chili
30 ml beaten egg (approx. half of 1 egg)
2 tsp finely chopped garlic
½ tbsp lime juice
½ tsp salt
Don’t dump the salt and lime juice with spoon on chicken pieces. Just sprinkle ½ tsp salt and ½ tbsp lime juice all over the coarse mince chicken and mix well.
Place them in refrigerator for at least 45 minutes, to firm up the chicken mixture, to shape easily around skewers and also get marinated well.
Roughly divide them in to 6 equal size portions.
Refrigerating for at least 30 minutes will also help to avoid break apart the chicken patties while cooking. But if you refrigerate the chicken masala mixture for longer time then the chicken mixture become hard, so let them sit at room temperatute for 20 to 30 minutes will make the chicken patties to cook more evenly .
Note: Once lime juice is added to chicken mixture, it should be kept for only 2 to 3 hours. Reason being, if lime juice added chicken mixture kept for longer time, then it will become mushy and change texture.
Take 1 tsp of oil in a small bowl. The chicken mixture will be little sticky. So, apply oil on your hands to avoid the chicken mixture not to stick to your hands.
It’s important by using hands to gently form the chicken mixture in to loosely packed chicken patty not to form too tightly packed/ too loosely packed chicken patty.
Repeat the same for remaining chicken masala mixture. use little oil when needed, while shaping the patties. From this chicken masala mixture, you can make 6 chicken patties.
Gather pastry brush- It helps to coat the oil evenly over the surface of the grill pan and chicken patties.
Add 1 tsp oil to the grill pan. By using pastry brush, to spread the oil entirely in the bottom of the nonstick grill pan evenly. Preheat them for about 6 to 8 minutes over medium flame.
Place 1 tbsp oil in the small bowl.
Note:Make sure to coat them with oil right before it place on a grill pan.
You will hear a Sizzling sound when you place the chicken patties in hot pan. Then the pan is ready.
Place the chicken patties with more space between them.
Note: The pan should be hot enough to sizzle, but not smoking (too high) or failing to sizzle immediately (too low).
After 4 to 5 minutes, just check quickly by lifting the sides of the patties using two spoons, whether brown grill marks formed.
Once formed, apply oil on top side of the chicken patties and then flip.
After flip the patties reduce the heat to low.
After flipping, cook them in low heat, for about 4 to 5 minutes or untill the internal temperature of the chicken patties at 165-175°F.
Usually the total cooking time for this chicken patties is 8 to 9 minutes for 1 batch.
The cooking time will vary depends upon the thickness of the chicken patties, how coarsely the chicken pieces are minced (size of chicken pieces), the type of cookware used, the amount of heat used.
Transfer the cooked grilled patties to a paper towel-lined plate. Using a fresh paper towel, gently pat all sides of the patties to absorb the surface oil. After a minute or two, move them to a clean plate and loosely cover them with a lid or foil to rest before serving.
After resting, the grilled patties are ready to serve.