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Methi Makai Kebab Corn Kebab

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Ingredients

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1/4 cup dried fenugreek leaves
2 lbs corn kernels (frozen is fine, thaw it first)
vegetable oil, as needed (high quality)
2 teaspoons grated ginger
3 - 4 small green chilies or 1 jalapeno, seeded and minced
1 teaspoon asafoetida powder
1 teaspoon ground turmeric
2 teaspoons coarse salt

Nutritional information

420.4
Calories
33 g
Calories From Fat
3.7 g
Total Fat
0.6 g
Saturated Fat
0 mg
Cholesterol
1179.3 mg
Sodium
99.2 g
Carbs
11.7 g
Dietary Fiber
1.8 g
Sugars
14.6 g
Protein
330g
Serving Size

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Methi Makai Kebab Corn Kebab

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    This is actually a sweet-corn fritter (like many other things in India, its called a kebab). Its true that you are not going to find fenugreek leaves or asafetida in too many supermarkets. Its equally true that what is casually called corn fritters are properly named methi makai kebab, and methi means fenugreek, so youd be making a mistake to leave it out. Omitting the asafetida among the worlds most distinctive flavors would also change the dishs character for the worse. So make a special shopping trip and find these ingredients, which are sold in just about every market catering to a South Asian community.

    • 105 min
    • Serves 4
    • Easy

    Ingredients

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    Methi Makai Kebab (Corn Kebab), This is actually a sweet-corn fritter (like many other things in India, its called a kebab) Its true that you are not going to find fenugreek leaves or asafetida in too many supermarkets Its equally true that what is casually called corn fritters are properly named methi makai kebab, and methi means fenugreek, so youd be making a mistake to leave it out Omitting the asafetida among the worlds most distinctive flavors would also change the dishs character for the worse So make a special shopping trip and find these ingredients, which are sold in just about every market catering to a South Asian community , This is actually a sweet-corn fritter (like many other things in India, its called a kebab) Its true that you are not going to find fenugreek leaves or asafetida in too many supermarkets Its equally true that what is casually called corn fritters are properly named methi makai kebab, and methi means fenugreek, so youd be making a mistake to leave it out Omitting the asafetida among the worlds most distinctive flavors would also change the dishs character for the worse So make a special shopping trip and find these ingredients, which are sold in just about every market catering to a South Asian community


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    Steps

    1
    Done

    Soak the Fenugreek Leaves in Water For 2 Minutes to Soften; Drain and Discard the Water. Put the Corn and About 1/4 Cup Water in a Food Processor, and Pulse Until a Creamy Mixture Forms. (do This in Batches If Necessary.)

    2
    Done

    Put a Large Skillet on Medium Heat and Add 2 Tablespoons Oil. When Its Hot, Add the Ginger, Green Chilies or Jalapeo and Asafetida Powder, and Cook Until Fragrant, About 2 Minutes, Stirring Occasionally. Add the Corn, and Bring to a Gentle Simmer, Then Add the Turmeric, Fenugreek Leaves and Salt. Reduce the Heat to Low, and Cook, Stirring Occasionally, 50 to 60 Minutes, or Until Most of the Liquid Has Cooked Off and the Mixture Is Thick.

    3
    Done

    Spread the Corn Evenly Across a Baking Sheet to Cool. Wipe the Skillet Clean.

    4
    Done

    When the Mixture Is Cool Enough to Handle, Shape It Into Small Patties. Return Skillet to Medium-High Heat, and Add Enough Oil to Film the Bottom of the Pan. When It Is Hot, Fry the Patties Until Golden on Both Sides, About 3 Minutes Total, Turning Once. (add Additional Oil as Necessary.) Serve With Chutney or Yogurt.

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