Name: Tandoori Chicken
Ingredients:
Instructions:
Comments: 3/22/2011 - I used 1.16 lb of chicken and 50% more sauce
5/3/2012 - I used 2 lb of chicken with the ingredient quantities above. Changed
the recipe to put the chicken on skewers after marinating, not before.
7/24/2013 - I used 1.7 lb of chicken thighs and cooked them for 20 minutes
in the Weber grill
2/25/2014 - I started late and used 2 tablespoons of lime juice instead of
one. I had 2.3 lbs of chicken and it required 9 skewers.
1/8/2015 - I used twice the amounts of garlic powder, cayenne pepper, and
cinnamon as in the recipe. I added 1/2 teaspoon of salt substitute.
The 2 pounds of chicken breast made too many pieces for the Kabob-it’s skewers.
12/16/2017 - I had a 2.7 lb box with 4 chicken breasts. I used 3 of them and
there were still too many pieces for the Kabob-it’s skewers. I added about 1/4
teaspoon of garam masala, but did not notice any flavor change.
5/19/2018 - I used 1.75 lb of chicken breast, doubled the amount of lime
juice, paprika, curry powder, and cinnamon. I added 1/4 teaspoon
of garlic powder and of salt substitute. There was still too much chicken
for the skewers.
5/19/2018 - I used 0.94 lb of chicken tenders. They filled six skewers
with two pieces on the seventh skewer. I halved the amount of yogurt, added
1/2 teaspoon of salt substitute, a sprinkle of Cayenne pepper, and a larger
sprinkle of cinnamon.
5/28/2022 - I had 1.94 lb of chicken breast and managed to get it all
on the Kabob-It skewers. I got 1 1/4 tablespoons juice from one lime.
I used 2 teaspoons each of paprika and curry powder, and 1/2 teaspoons
each of garlic powder, salt, and black pepper. I omitted the cayenne pepper.
I cooked the meat for 22 minutes and then left it in the Kabob-It until I was
ready to serve. I served it with Indian Spiced Peas, rice, and naan.
source: Wear-ever Kabob-It Ideabook