Chicken Cutlet Recipe, which is an Indian chicken patties with added mashed potatoes, spices which is coated with breadcrumbs and fried. In this recipe l have used less potatoes and more chicken for the perfect bakery style chicken cutlet. This pan fried chicken cutlet is similar to mutton cutlet and is just perfect with some masala chai. Learn how to make the perfect chicken cutlet with step by step pictures and video.
1mediumOnions chopped finely (If using spring onions use 2)
1tbspGinger Garlic Paste
1noGreen Chillichopped finely
1tspChilli powder
2tspCoriander Powder
1tspTurmeric Powder
1tspCumin Powder
1tspGaram Masala Powder
300gramsMinced Chicken
1largePotatoboiled and mashed
2tbspBreadcrumbs
2tspSalt
3tbspCoriander Leavesfinely chopped
1tspLemon Juice
For Breading Station
¼cupAll Purpose Flour
½cupWater
2cupsBreadcrumbs
Oil for Shallow frying
Instructions
Heat oil in a pan and add in onions, saute till golden. Add in ginger garlic paste and green chillies. Saute for a min. Add in the salt and spice powders and mix well. Add in chicken mince and cook till the mince is cooked. Sprinkle in coriander leaves and mix. Take boiled potatoes in a bowl and mash it roughly. Add the cooked chicken mince and breadcrumbs and mix well. Your chicken cutlet filling is ready.
Take small portion from it and shape it into a pattice. Set aside in fridge for minimum 15 minutes to 30 minutes to firm up.
Mix flour with water to a runny liquid. Take breadcrumbs in a shallow plate and set aside. Now take the patties, dip the pattice in the flour batter and coat it in breadcrumbs. Place this in fridge for 30 minutes to firm up.
Heat oil for shallow frying, drop the cutlet in hot oil and fry till golden on both sides. Strain onto some paper towel and set aside. Serve with ketchup.
Notes
Instead of chicken mince you can use cooked shredded chicken or chopped cooked chicken. Leftover chicken or shredded grilled or rotisserie chicken.
If the cutlet mix is not binding. You can add more breadcrumbs and mix till it comes together.
Instead of using plain flour for coating the cutlet. You can use wheat flour, cornstarch or beaten egg as coating.
You can add finely chopped carrots, beans, green peas in the cutlet filling.
Storage
You can store the crumbed cutlet in fridge for 3 days or freeze for 3 months or so between sheets of parchment paper.