Whosayna’s Middle Eastern Style Chicken Barbeque. Here you go do a bang-up job. Apply marinade on each piece very well. Let it marinate for five hours. Whosayna’s Middle Eastern Style Chicken Barbeque

You can have Whosayna’s Middle Eastern Style Chicken Barbeque using 14 ingredients and 7 steps. Here is how you achieve that.

Ingredients of Whosayna’s Middle Eastern Style Chicken Barbeque
  1. It’s of Chicken (cut in quatre).
  2. You need of Salt.
  3. Prepare of Lemon juice.
  4. Prepare of Paprika.
  5. It’s of Chilli powder.
  6. Prepare of Cumin powder (freshly made).
  7. It’s of Cinnamon powder.
  8. It’s of Garam Masala.
  9. You need of Nutmeg powder.
  10. You need of Ginger paste.
  11. It’s of Garlic paste.
  12. It’s of Oil.
  13. You need of Yogurt.
  14. You need of Orange colour.

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Whosayna’s Middle Eastern Style Chicken Barbeque step by step

  1. Slit chicken pieces all over back and front.

  2. In a pan put oil and all spices with colour, ginger and garlic paste mix well, keep on flame.

  3. Let it boil once, remove from flame and add yogurt and lemon juice then beat well.

  4. Apply marinade on each piece very well..

  5. Let it marinate for five hours..

  6. Then barbeque it on medium flame, turning and basting it..

  7. Leftover marinade mix with little oil and keep on basting as you grill it..

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