Have you ever wondered how to make Chapli Kabab so juicy, soft, tender, spongy, succulent, and spicy? Yes! You're in the right place today; this recipe will teach you how to exactly make such Chapli Kabab.
Put the minced beef in a mixing bowl and add all ingredients one by one, starting with corn flour.
Use your hands to mix the ingredients, applying palm and finger force. A cohesive, well-blended keema consistency should take 3-4 minutes. Make some extra effort in this step to make the mixture firm. If the mixture is firm, the kababs won’t break while frying.
Now, shape the patties or tikkies. Aim for a thickness of about 1/3 inch and a width of approximately 3 inches. Avoid making them too thick or large.
Heat oil in a pan, adding a bit of beef fat (char) for restaurant-style perfection in Chapli kababs. Use a mix of cooking oil with a few fat pieces for extra juiciness.
Toss some tomato slices over the kababs to infuse more juiciness. Fry spices in the same oil for garnish. Flip the kababs regularly, avoiding overcooking to retain juiciness.