On-Site Catering Options

• Unlimited Dosa
• Pav Bhaji
• Chole Batura
• Alu Poori
• Masala Vada with Coconut Chutney
• Punugulu with peanut chutney & Ginger Chutney
• Appam with elachi coconut milk & Mutton Kurma
• Indo-Chinese
• Pani Poori
• Samosa Chaat
• Dahi Padi Chaat
• Paneer Skewers
• Chicken Skewers
• Indian-Style Tacos

This is going to be another fried chicken recipe..Do you think, there is enough fried chicken in the internet? yes there is..Do you think you need another one? No We dont..Yes I need, I am gonna give you another one anyway..Because this is a special one. This is spicy and very tasty one..It is one of my hubby’s favorite one.

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