Mangalorean Chicken Sukka

Mangalorean Chicken Sukka or Kori Sukka/Kori Ajadina(Tulu) is an Indian Dish of Chicken native to Mangalore and Udupi region. The word "Sukka" comes from Hindi "Sukha" which means "Dry", sometimes also called as "Kori Ajadina". However it can be prepared in two variations Dry and semi gravy.[1]

Mangalorean Chicken Sukka
Alternative namesTulu: Kori Sukka, Kori Ajadina, English: Chicken Sukka
TypeCurry
CourseMain Course
Place of originIndia
Region or stateTulunadu
Main ingredientsChicken, Grated Coconut, Red Chillies
VariationsDry, Semi gravy
Chicken Sukka semi gravy

Ingredients

These are the ingredients required to prepare Chicken Sukka[2]

Preparation

Below is the method followed to cook Chicken Sukka.[2]

  • Cut chicken into small pieces. Wash, drain and marinate with Turmeric, Salt, and lime juice and keep aside.
  • Masala Powder: Dry roast red chillies, Coriander, Methi (Fenugreek), Jeera (Cumin), cinnamon and cloves and powder them.
  • Masala Paste: Grind 1 onion and garlic into a paste. Add grated coconut and grind for a while.
  • Heat Ghee and oil and fry the chopped onion till golden brown, add chopped tomatoes and saute till oil separates.
  • Add Curry Leaves and fry for a while.
  • Now add marinated chicken. Mix well and allow to cook for a while.
  • Now add ground Masala paste and Masala powder, mix well and allow to dry.
  • Garnish with Coriander leaves and serve hot.
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See also

References

  1. Charishma (20 June 2011). "Cherie's Stolen Recipes: kori aajadina/ chicken sukka". Cherie's Stolen Recipes. Retrieved 6 October 2016.
  2. "Udupi Today: Sunday Special Recipe # 5: Kori Sukka (Dry Chicken With Coconut)". www.udupitoday.com. Retrieved 8 October 2016.
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