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00:00 Today with this recipe, I may possibly put an end to the perennial question,
00:04 What came in first, Chicken or an Egg?
00:07 Well my answer to this would be a stuffed Chicken Omelette.
00:10 Let's get cracking.
00:11 First things first, Oil goes in a pan.
00:14 While the oil is heating up, let's start cutting the Onions, Tomatoes and Capsicum.
00:20 Now, I'm going to cut the Onions, Tomatoes and Capsicum.
00:23 I'm going to cut the Onions, Tomatoes and Capsicum.
00:25 While the oil is heating up, let's start cutting the Onions, Tomatoes and Capsicum.
00:30 For this, I'm going to cut Onions into thick horizontal slices.
00:34 Moving on to Tomatoes, again into thick horizontal slices.
00:41 Green Capsicum.
00:53 All I'm going to do is, remove the seeds and the cap of the Capsicum.
00:57 And cut this into juliennes.
00:59 The vegetables are cut and ready, so has the oil heated up.
01:09 The first thing that goes in are Cumin Seeds.
01:12 Once that starts crackling, I'll be adding in the Onions.
01:16 And Capsicum.
01:19 Sauce this up.
01:23 While this starts cooking, let's also cut in few Green Chillies.
01:27 Well, you can vary the level of spice as your choice.
01:31 I'm taking 3 to 4.
01:33 You can be your best judge.
01:35 In go the Chillies and along with this, the Tomatoes.
01:39 To this now, after a quick few tosses, let's start adding the spices.
01:47 Coriander Powder.
01:50 With this, Ginger-Garlic Paste.
01:53 Turmeric Powder.
01:55 Red Chilli Powder.
01:57 Chaat Masala Powder.
02:00 And some Salt.
02:02 Stir this well and make sure the masalas are well cooked.
02:07 While this is cooking, let's add in the Juliennes of Chicken.
02:17 Increase the heat a little and make sure the Chicken is completely well cooked.
02:22 You just need to stir fry the Chicken and at no point in time,
02:25 would be adding in any water.
02:27 The Chicken is cooked and ready.
02:31 To this now, I'll be adding in some fresh chopped Coriander.
02:35 And along with this, some Lemon Juice.
02:38 A quick stir.
02:44 And off goes the flame.
02:45 While the Chicken is ready, allow me to move this.
02:49 And let's start with breaking the Eggs.
02:51 To this, I'll be adding in some Salt.
03:04 Along with Red Chilli Powder.
03:07 Let's beat the Eggs.
03:10 Along with Red Chilli Powder.
03:12 Let's beat the Eggs with a fork.
03:15 And while this is happening, let's simultaneously also put some Oil to heat.
03:24 The Oil is heated up, let's pour in the Egg mixture.
03:33 I'm just swirling the pan around to make sure the diameter of this Egg,
03:39 just increases a little.
03:41 While the mixture is still a little runny in the centre,
03:49 let's add in the Chicken mixture.
03:52 Once the Chicken mixture goes in, I'm lightly going to pick one side of the Egg,
04:08 and cover it right on top of the Chicken.
04:11 The stuffed Chicken Omelette is ready.
04:17 Let's transfer this onto a plate.
04:19 With this, the remaining stuffing goes as an accompaniment.
04:30 Along with any Lettuce of your choice.
04:36 In this case, I'm using some Kale.
04:38 And finally, top it up with any sauce of your choice,
04:41 whether sweet or spicy.
04:43 So today we're making Turkish Eggs with ingredients that you'll find easily at home.
04:54 Turkish Eggs has 3 components,
04:59 there's a rich Yogurt with lots of flavour,
05:02 Poached Eggs and a Chilli Butter Sauce.
05:04 So I'm going to start heating the water here for the Poached Eggs,
05:08 while we get the Yogurt ready.
05:10 For that, I've got 1/2 a cup of Creamy Thick Hung Yogurt.
05:15 Now you can either buy Greek Yogurt and just take 1/2 a cup of Greek Yogurt.
05:19 But if you want to start out with regular Yogurt that you have at home,
05:23 take 1 cup of Yogurt, line it with a mesh strainer, muslin cloth,
05:27 let it drain overnight.
05:29 And you'll be left with 1/2 a cup of Thick Creamy Yogurt.
05:33 And that's what you can use.
05:35 So this is 1/2 a cup to start with here.
05:37 Now I'm going to grate 1 fat clove of Garlic right into this Yogurt.
05:42 It's important that you grate this because the Garlic will then just completely dissolve in the Yogurt.
05:49 There's one more ingredient that I just absolutely love adding to the Yogurt here,
05:54 but I'm just going to wipe my hands first.
05:56 And that is some finely chopped Dill.
06:01 Dill, Dill, Dill, that's right.
06:03 Now Dill has so many different names in India.
06:06 These are Dill Leaves, Shepu if you're in Maharashtra,
06:09 Sua if you are Sindhi or Punjabi.
06:12 I've just finely chopped about a tsp of Dill.
06:16 And I'm just going to sprinkle that into the Yogurt.
06:20 Now it's very important that you use the right amount of Dill,
06:24 because too much of it can really overpower the flavours of the dish that we're making today.
06:29 And now to this I'm going to add 1/8 of a tsp of Cumin Powder.
06:34 Again just keeping the flavours very balanced in this.
06:38 And 1/8 of a tsp of Salt.
06:42 Just whisk that in.
06:45 Make sure that it's mixed really well.
06:48 I just love how thick and creamy this Yogurt is.
06:54 Once this is all mixed together really well,
06:56 This is the final dish that I'm going to plate the Turkish Eggs in.
07:00 So I'm just going to go ahead and put the Yogurt on this beautiful vibrant plate.
07:05 And then I'll show you how I'm going to make space for the Poached Eggs,
07:09 And the Chilli Butter Sauce.
07:11 Plating is so simple here and very impressive, I must tell you.
07:16 If you have people over, they're going to be seriously impressed.
07:19 With your plating skills.
07:21 And just take a spoon, spread this around the plate.
07:28 And what I'm looking for are to make 2 little dugouts here,
07:37 Where I'm going to place the Poached Eggs.
07:40 And just make some ridges all along.
07:43 For the Chilli Butter Sauce.
07:46 And just make some ridges all along.
07:49 For the Chilli Butter Sauce.
07:51 Okay, the water has come to a boil.
08:00 Now what I'm going to do is to poach these Eggs,
08:03 I'm just going to crack open an Egg into this bowl.
08:07 This is the best way to do it.
08:09 Take the heat down slightly of the water.
08:12 And add some White Vinegar.
08:16 What this does is that it helps with the white of the Egg to stick together.
08:21 And now, this is 2 hand action.
08:25 Create a swirl.
08:27 Like this.
08:29 And in this whirlpool, drop the Egg.
08:34 And then take the heat up.
08:36 And now with a slotted spoon,
08:40 Very gently pull the Egg out.
08:42 Let the water drip.
08:44 And place it in this little ridge that we've created here.
08:49 Beautiful.
08:51 Now for the second Egg, the Vinegar is already in.
08:54 So I'm just going to crack the Egg here.
08:57 And again, create this swirling motion.
09:01 And drop the Egg.
09:04 Take the heat up.
09:08 And now the second Egg is done too.
09:11 Just let the water drain out.
09:14 Really helps to have created that ridge, so you know how to plate it.
09:18 Beautiful.
09:21 Now all that's left to do is to make the Chilli Butter Sauce.
09:24 This Chilli Butter Sauce is really the easiest sauce you'll ever make at home.
09:28 For this, I'm using regular Salted Butter,
09:31 So that takes care of adding salt to it and stuff like that.
09:34 So here, I'm going to add about 1 tbsp.
09:38 And another 1/2 tbsp.
09:40 This is already at room temperature, not straight from the fridge.
09:44 Now what I want is for this butter to melt.
09:47 And then for it to sing.
09:48 I'll tell you what that means.
09:50 Swirl that around the pan.
09:52 Now that the butter has become nutty, you'll see...
10:01 ...that it has started to brown slightly.
10:04 I've turned the heat to low and at this stage,
10:06 Just very quickly, you have to move quickly.
10:08 I'm going to add 1/4 of a tsp of Chilli Flakes.
10:12 Just 1/8 of a tsp of some Cumin Powder.
10:16 And 1/2 a tsp of Red Chilli Powder.
10:20 Just mix that in with this nutty butter.
10:28 And that's it, I'm just going to turn off the heat.
10:31 Move it here so that it can cool down just for a minute.
10:34 It's very hot right now.
10:36 And then I'll show you the next step.
10:37 It's been a minute, the Chilli Butter Sauce has cooled down.
10:42 And now I'm going to add 1 tbsp of Extra Virgin Olive Oil.
10:47 Always add that to a not so hot pan.
10:51 Just mix that in.
10:53 And now I'm going to add 1 tbsp of Cumin Powder.
10:56 Just mix that in.
10:58 Now you might think that this is very rich.
11:02 But just think about Eggs Benedict and the Hollandaise Sauce.
11:05 There's way more butter that goes into all of those things.
11:08 And now we're ready to spoon this Chilli Butter Sauce...
11:13 ...right over the Turkish Eggs.
11:18 I'm going to give it a final sprinkling of some Dill.
11:22 Dosa is something that you find across various parts of South India.
11:32 There are different versions to it.
11:34 And I'm making one such version.
11:36 This is my version of the Egg Dosa.
11:39 And I'm going to make it with the egg.
11:41 And I'm going to make it with the egg.
11:43 And I'm making one such version.
11:45 This is my version of the Egg Dosa.
11:47 So I've got about a kg of Dosa batter here.
11:51 This makes about 14-15 Dosas approximately.
11:54 The easiest way to do this is walk into a store and buy readymade Dosa batter.
11:59 However, if you'd like to make this at home from scratch,
12:02 I've given the recipe in the description box below.
12:05 But remember it takes a good 24 hours for you to get it completely right.
12:11 So don't forget to start at least a day before you want to eat a Dosa.
12:15 Okay.
12:16 Take a flat bottom Dosa pan.
12:20 And make sure it's slightly warm before you start putting the Dosa batter in.
12:24 And just slowly go in a circular motion.
12:28 And spread it out.
12:29 Okay, to this I'm just going to add some Ghee on top on the sides.
12:33 Just to get a little bit more tasty Dosa.
12:35 You can entirely skip this step or you can add some Oil as well instead.
12:41 I've got 2 beaten eggs over here.
12:43 I'm only going to add about half of this to my Dosa right at the centre.
12:47 And let it just flow out.
12:49 Now on top of the egg, I'm just sprinkling a bit of Chilli Powder.
12:58 I had already added some Salt to this.
13:00 So you can skip that step.
13:03 Some Turmeric.
13:09 Now I've got some Onion and Green Chillies chopped.
13:12 Just going to add that on as well.
13:14 Now I put this on a low flame because I wanted to make sure my egg doesn't burn.
13:21 Ideally you want the egg to be right at the centre.
13:24 But like you can see some of mine has spilled out.
13:27 Which is okay, it just makes it prettier if it's at the centre.
13:30 That's all.
13:32 Now I'm just going to triple fold it.
13:35 So that's your first Dosa ready.
13:43 Now I'm going to make a small cut on the top.
13:46 So that it will be easier to cut.
13:48 And then I'm going to cut it into small pieces.
13:51 So that it will be easier to cut.
13:53 And then I'm going to cut it into small pieces.
13:55 So that it will be easier to cut.
13:57 And then I'm going to cut it into small pieces.
13:59 So that it will be easier to cut.
14:01 And then I'm going to cut it into small pieces.
14:03 So that it will be easier to cut.
14:05 And then I'm going to cut it into small pieces.
14:07 So that it will be easier to cut.
14:09 [Music]
14:38 Today is one such recipe.
14:40 Let's make Boiled Egg Omelette.
14:42 Well as a chef this place really fascinates me because...
14:47 You know there's so much to learn.
14:49 You know I have seen him also making gravies and curries...
14:53 using cooked Egg Yolks.
14:55 Now this is something that I've never seen anywhere before.
14:58 And this really is very intriguing and it's a huge learning process.
15:02 Well this recipe is exactly the way you would like to make a Masala Omelette.
15:07 So first let's begin with the preparations for that.
15:10 The first thing is of course cutting a Red Onion.
15:18 The next ingredient that I'm going to use are some Green Chillies.
15:29 And of course you can use the spicy variety,
15:32 You can use the one which is not as pungent.
15:34 That's completely your choice.
15:36 [Music]
15:40 Finally some fresh Coriander Leaves.
15:44 [Music]
15:52 There you go.
15:53 With the pre-preparations we are done and ready.
15:55 Another thing is to boil eggs and keep ready.
15:58 These are 8 minute boiled eggs and that just works perfect.
16:02 If you like a little runny yolk then 6 minutes is what you need to cook it for.
16:07 Well like I said there is so much to learn from this one little cut which is in Surat.
16:12 You get things like Surati Ghotala, Rassewala Omelette,
16:16 Anda Bahubali, Anda Jahangiri, Anda Afghani,
16:20 There are so many names and so fascinating.
16:22 Because imagine with this one humble egg,
16:25 You are literally making like 150-200 recipes.
16:28 Really surprising.
16:29 Well beating 2 eggs.
16:32 So basically now if you see this recipe has 2 boiled eggs and 2 raw eggs.
16:39 To this of course I am going to add in Salt.
16:42 Along with this a touch of Black Pepper.
16:46 Beat this again.
16:52 And this is kept aside.
16:56 Let's move on to mixing all of these wonderful things together.
17:00 Beginning with chopped Red Onions.
17:03 Followed by Green Chillies.
17:08 And along with that freshly chopped Coriander Leaves.
17:14 I am just keeping a little aside because just little on top will work well.
17:19 Just a touch of Turmeric Powder.
17:24 We mix all of this together.
17:26 To this I am going to add in a pinch of Salt.
17:29 And this is only and only for the Onions and the Masala.
17:33 Time to add in the beaten eggs into this.
17:41 Let's mix all of this together.
17:51 And this is your mixture for a basic Masala Omelette.
17:55 Now of course a Masala Omelette also kind of differs in different places.
17:59 With different hotels and different restaurants.
18:01 Different things go in.
18:02 Some people also like to add in a touch of Red Chilli Powder.
18:05 Some also like to add in Assorted Peppers.
18:07 Some also like to add in Mushrooms.
18:09 But that's of course a vegetable omelette or an assorted vegetable omelette.
18:12 But this one is a basic Masala Omelette.
18:15 Heating a pan which is an Omelette Pan.
18:18 To this I am adding in a tablespoon of Oil.
18:22 Originally, what I have seen is this recipe is made with Butter.
18:29 But I personally feel it becomes too rich and Oil just works perfect.
18:33 The Oil is heated up, let's add in the Egg mix.
18:43 Let's swirl the pan and allow the egg to of course flatten and spread further.
18:55 Now to this without wasting any time, I am going to add in sliced Boiled Eggs.
19:03 2-3 quick things to flavour the Boiled Egg.
19:06 The first one is just a little smidgen of Red Chilli Powder.
19:11 Along with this freshly cut Coriander Leaves that we had kept aside.
19:17 And finally to this, a little bit of Salt.
19:24 And finally to this, a little bit of Coriander Leaves.
19:27 That we had kept aside.
19:32 And finally to this, freshly cracked Black Pepper.
19:35 Well this also kind of flavours the Boiled Egg.
19:39 And if you notice, I have not used Salt because Salt was added while boiling the Egg.
19:45 The doneness of this recipe completely depends on you.
19:51 I like it a little runny, tad bit runny.
19:53 So I am going to leave it a little undone.
19:55 But nevertheless if you like it completely well done, by all means go and cook it completely.
19:59 While this Omelette is getting a wonderful colour at the bottom,
20:04 I am just going to cover this briefly for 30 seconds.
20:07 What happens with that is that the top surface which is a little runny, gets perfectly cooked.
20:13 And that's only for the ones who like it perfectly cooked.
20:15 And with that, you have the most amazing Boiled Egg Omelette done and ready.
20:19 It's been 30 seconds, off goes the flame and this would also make a wonderful breakfast.
20:24 I am making what's called Egg in a hole or a Golfer's Egg.
20:33 So this starts where all good breakfast start.
20:35 Just take 2 slices of bread like this.
20:37 Now I am using Mozzarella, but you know feel free to use whatever cheese you like.
20:43 Mozzarella will be nice and stringy by the time we are done with this.
20:47 So once the cheese is on this slice, you just cover it up with the other slice.
20:51 And since this is Egg in a hole, we have to cut a hole in this bread.
20:55 I am using a cookie cutter that's about 2 to 2 and a half inches wide.
20:59 But if you don't have this, you can just take a glass, turn it upside down and cut a hole.
21:03 What's really important is to get a hole that's about 2 to 2 and a half inches in diameter.
21:10 So I am just going to heat up some Oil in a pan.
21:15 Just be generous with the Oil, spread it around in the pan.
21:19 So once the pan is slightly heated only, just place it here.
21:24 Give it a few seconds to rest in this Oil.
21:27 Crack this Egg into this hole.
21:31 Now I am just going to let the bread toast with the Egg.
21:37 So there are many things that you can do with this.
21:39 If you have a choice, you could just scramble it up, use your spatula to do that.
21:43 But I want a fried Egg with a runny yolk.
21:46 So I am just going to leave it as is and let it cook in this pan.
21:50 So remember this little circle that we had cut out?
21:55 When you move it around in the pan, it just soaks up the Oil and becomes really nice and crispy.
22:02 Okay, so now I am ready to plate this up.
22:15 So this toasted piece of bread with nice stringy Mozzarella inside.
22:19 Now I am just going to season it with a little bit of Pepper.
22:24 And some Salt.
22:26 Now how can I make this better?
22:29 I think I am going to add some nice roasted Tomatoes to this.
22:32 I am just going to nestle these in.
22:34 So Egg in a hole, Golfer's Egg, whatever you want to call it.
22:38 You've just got to try this for breakfast.
22:40 First of all.
22:40 (upbeat music)

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