here.
Ingredients:
Quail- 5-6
Onion- 3
Oil- 3-4 Tbsp
Green chillies- 2-3
Tomato- 1
Garlic cloves(grated)- 9-10
Ginger grated- 3 tsp
Turmeric powder- 1/4 tsp
Salt- To taste
Chilli powder- 2 1/2tsp
Pepper powder- 1/4 tsp
Coriander powder- 2 tbsp
Garam masala- 2 tsp
Curry leaves- 1 sprig
Coconut milk- 1 cup
Method:
1. Marinate the quail with turmeric and salt.
2.Meanwhile heat oil in a pan and saute the onion till it starts turning slight golden brown in color.
3.Add chopped green chillies ,ginger and garlic. Saute till the raw smell leaves.
4.Throw in finely chopped tomato and saute again.
5.Now add the other spice powders and curry leaves and mix well.
6.Mix the marinated quail and close the lid to cook for 3-4 minutes.
7.Pour in the coconut milk and mix well.
8.Close the lid and cook on low heat for 20-25 minutes, stirring a couple of times in between.
9.Open the lid and stir continuously to dry off any water content.
10.Take out into a serving bowl.
Contributor: Namitha
There is a famous saying in Kerala about the quail which goes like this, 1000 chicken = 1/2 of a quail.This could be because it's a high calorie,high cholesterol meat.Most of the Toddy shops in Kerala serves this as a side dish. We have already told you about the toddy shops Thursday, March 25, 2010
Kaada Roast/ Quail Roast
Labels:
Gluten-free,
Kerala,
Kerala Dishes,
Nonvegetarian Side Dish,
Poultry
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My Fav!!!! looks super yummy!!!!!
ReplyDeletetempting presentation!
ReplyDeleteKaadai looks great and delicious with masalas,, i didnt tried quail yet but heard about it.hope you enjoyed this recipe with ur family,,thanks for sharing dear,,take care n keep on smiling,,
ReplyDeleteNamitha and Sunitha,
ReplyDeleteKadai roast looks good, sure yummy too.
It looks sooo delicious! I have never had kaada irachi but I love kaada mutta..Great recipe!
ReplyDeleteI have never tried quail so far, but the recipe is really very nice,good one to try ...tempting clicks namitha...looks delicious...
ReplyDeleteYou know I have never tried Kaada..my aunt had this in her house..So i used to feel very oity eating this small creatures...so everytime my aunt or mom came with kaada or their eggs i used to cry..saying how can u eat such small innocent creature..dont get me wrong i am a pakka non- veg..just dont like to c the things i eat walking around...
ReplyDeleteI dont eat this,but Mahi's fav...kanan adipoli
ReplyDeleteSuperb...Kada roast looks yummy..We never tried kada meat, but have tasted kada muttas a lot...this looks delicious...
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ReplyDeleteThese are indeed tasty. Looks awesome too. A staple in small non-veg shops back home. Where did you find these quail here?
ReplyDeletecrispy roast...never tried kaadai though
ReplyDeleteDear Namitha..I have never tasted quail..But by the looks of it..it does look delicious. Awesome clicks and love reading ur stories and knowing more abt the Kerala culture and cuisine..
ReplyDeleteNever had it Nami, must be tasty !! looks spicy !!
ReplyDeleteLooks so tempting!
ReplyDeleteIthu vare kazhichitilla ithu..I was telling my hubby abt ur post..Try cheythu nokkkiyalo ennu?? Chicken ne kalum taste undavum alle :)
ReplyDeleteUn plat qui semble délicieux.
ReplyDeleteje note la recette.
A bientôt.
Looks delicious. I love the marinade. I can use that for spring chicken. I don't see quails here. Thanks for sharing. MaryMoh at http://www.keeplearningkeepsmiling.com
ReplyDeleteFabulous roast, mouthwatering here..
ReplyDeleteI've had quail a few times before, I never knew that they were high in cholesterol...will keep that in mind :) roast looks superb...very inviting.
ReplyDeletewow..... mouthwatering and tempting dish
ReplyDeleteIts looks really mouthwatering! I can gladly do you a favor by eating all of it and save you the guilt of eating a cholesterol packed meaty dish.
ReplyDeleteThis looks really delicious with a fantastic spice combo....
ReplyDeleteIf at all we meet someday, please make this dish for me. It reminds me of my grandma's cooking. I want to revive the forgotten taste
ReplyDeleteNever tried this dish but looks fantastic!!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks really good!
ReplyDeleteLast time while reading your blog, I wrote down the word Toddy Shop and looked it up via Google. Fascinating.
I had quail for the first time just last week and really liked it! Should I come across it again, I will definitely be making this.
ReplyDeletewhat a special meal!
ReplyDeleteHey thanks for recipe. Have been on the look out for a quai recipe after spotting some quails in a supermarket:)
ReplyDeletethis dish is interesting !
ReplyDeleteEnikku Vayyeee! I just love this. I have fallen in love with this recipe and ur blog....Ummahhh
ReplyDeleteI don't know how to give an award. I am really sorry. If I knew I would have given you one..
ReplyDeleteKeep blogging..
All the best..
never tried kaada meat..but had the small tiny egg of kaada. Will the egg of kaada be said the same as the meat ? Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteLong time didn't eat quail already! Let's see whether I can find some fresh one in the market this weekend! LOL!
ReplyDeleteGreat flavors on the quail.
ReplyDeleteHad no idea that little bird is so high in cholesterol! Would love to try it once. The dish looks great! :-)
ReplyDeleteYummy yummy...Adipoli ennu pratyekam parayandallo...Kandittu thanne kazhichapole ayeeee...
ReplyDeleteLovely! But I don't eat quail.
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and of course mouth watering.
ReplyDeleteOne of my favourite kerela dish, I'll try your version soon!
ReplyDeletei never tried dis kada....looks tempting and delicious!
ReplyDeleteThis is amazing
ReplyDeleteayyo kothiyavunneeeeee...
ReplyDeleteMmm... quail roast sounds quite amazing!
ReplyDeletemy fav...looks delicious n tempting..u have wonderful space here will keep visitin!
ReplyDeleteAmazing ,looks super delicious.
ReplyDeletenever had quail myself, but looks very delicious. wonderful click as usual.
ReplyDeletelooks tempting and delicious.
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