Thattukada chicken fry – Like street food? Then cook authentic street food style fried chicken right in your home. With the easy to follow, step-by-step recipe, this chicken fry is a cinch to make.
Who doesn’t love street foods? They always seem to come with a tag that says, “mysteriously delicious”. Contrary to the fact that I’m a big fan of street foods, this is the very first time I’m sharing a recipe with you. Currently, as I write about this amazing recipe, I’m drooling thinking about all the wonderful flavors packed in each bite.
If you’ve ever visited Kerala (South Indian state), this is the kind of street food you’ll find there. Deep fried chicken pieces served with parotta (a type of Indian flatbread) and an authentic onion curry (recipe here) very unique to the street food stalls.
In local language, a street food stall is known as a thattukada, and that’s how the chicken got its name.
The special onion curry served with thattukada chicken is coming up on the blog very shortly. (Updated: Get the recipe for onion curry here). So stay tuned. Meanwhile, enjoy these crispy chicken bites!
More Chicken recipes:
- Tawa Chicken
- Butter Chicken
- Chettinad Pepper Chicken Roast
- Kashmiri Chicken
- Capsicum Chicken
- Chicken Ghee Roast
- Chicken Curry -Restaurant Style
- Chicken Korma
- Chicken Vindaloo
- Chicken Tikka Masala
- Chicken Jalfrezi
- Chicken Karahi or Kadai Chicken
- Ginger Chicken
- Kozhi Nirachathu or Malabar Roast Chicken
Crispy fried chicken street food style.Thattukada Chicken Fry | Fried Chicken Street Food Style | Kozhi Porichathu
Ingredients
For marination:
Instructions
Nutrition Information
Yield
4
Serving Size
1
Amount Per Serving
Calories 259Total Fat 9gSaturated Fat 2gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 6gCholesterol 106mgSodium 198mgCarbohydrates 5gFiber 1gSugar 1gProtein 40g
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sarahjmir says
this looks and sounds delicious!!!
C. says
I only have the dried curry leaves. Can I use this? If so, in the same way?
Rose Mary George says
Yes, you can! 🙂