Cut drumstick leaves finely.
Wash toovar dal and the leaves. Combine them together.
Pressure cook (in about 2 cups of water) for at least 15 minutes.
Grind fine masala using coconut gratings, haldi and green chillies.
Put jeera and grind for a while.
drumstick: The lower half of a leg of cooked poultry.
Dutch oven: A large, enamel or cast-iron all-around stewpot.
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Cut each drumstick, thigh, and breast piece crosswise into three pieces, cutting completely through the bones.
Cut each wing into two pieces. This technique will result in 22 small, serving size pieces.
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11. Yank the drumstick bone out, then start to cut around the tendons on the opposite side of the drumstick.
12. Cut all away around the second drumstick joint in order to completely remove the bone. Tuck the meat back into place.
cuisse (Fr.) Drumstick; cuisseau means leg, usually of veal.
cuissot (Fr.) Haunch of venison or boar.
culotte (Fr.) Rump of beef.
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Seeng Drumstick. A bean-like variety of marrow which looks exactly like a drumstick. Seenl. Allspice. Related to the clove family, the seed resembles small dried peas.
Twist wings behind bird's back and tie drumsticks near "ankles" or return to "hock lock." Place turkey breast-side up on a rack (preferably a V-rack) in shallow roasting pan (some like to line the pan with foil).
Cuts include halves = splits, which are broiler-fryers cut in half; breast halves = breast splits; breast quarters, which include the breast, wing, and back; drumsticks, which are the part of leg below the knee; drummettes, ...
Turducken - It is a 15-16 pound de-boned turkey (except for wing bones and drumsticks), a fully hand de-boned duck, and a fully hand de-boned chicken, ...
Before placing Dutch oven on coals (while it's still cold), place chicken drumsticks, potatoes, carrots and onion quarters into the oven. Add the olive oil and toss until everything is well-coated.
Meanwhile, skin the chicken drumsticks, reserving the skins. Remove the knuckle joints and scrape away the flesh from the bottom of the drumsticks so the meat will shrink back during cooking to reveal the shank bone.
Turkey breasts, drumsticks, wings and whole turkeys are all suited for smoking, although for safety's sake, stick with whole turkeys that weigh 12 pounds or less. A larger turkey remains in the "Danger Zone" - between 40° F and 140° F for too long.
Ingredients: chicken pieces (breasts, thighs and/or drumsticks), Salt, lemon, juiced, plain yogurt, onion, finely chopped, garlic, minced, grated fresh ginger root, garam masala, cayenne pepper...
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14. Use bone-in chicken thighs or drumsticks instead of boneless chicken breasts; dark meat is typically less costly than white meat.
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In Australia, refers to chicken leg with both thigh and drumstick attatched. In the US, refers to any parts of chicken, crumbed, browned in hot fat, baked and served with cream gravy.
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Chicken Maryland: In Australia, refers to chicken leg with both thigh and drumstick attached. In the US, refers to any parts of chicken, crumbed, browned in hot fat, baked and served with cream gravy.
cuisse de poulet: chicken drumstick
cuisson: cooking
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Muslo De Pollo (Spanish): Drumstick
Muttar Paneer (Main Dish): Peas and cheese served in spicy sauce.
Mutton Stew (Indian): This is a stew of mutton cooked in coconut milk.
pilon: drumstick, or poultry leg (term also refers to a pestle: the short thick grinding tool used with a mortar)
piment: red hot pepper, Capsicum annuum
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Disjoint - A cooking term meaning to separate meats at the joint. Separating the drumstick from the thigh of poultry would be an example of this.
The meatiest parts of a bird are the flight muscles on its chest, called breast meat, and the walking muscles on the first and second segments of its legs, called the thigh and drumstick respectively.
To pass a needle through meat, either threaded with a strip of fat (larding) or with string to truss poultry before cooking, eg thread the needle through the meat; the needle through the thickest part of the drumstick.
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