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Murg Malai Kebab – Simple Snacks You Can Make Today

Not sure what to cook today? This Murg Malai Kebab is a simple, reliable recipe you can make at home without stress.

Healthy Best for: Snacks Type: Non-Vegetarian

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Nutrition Value

Per Serving

⚖️ Macronutrients

  • Calories 180
  • Carbs 6g
  • Protein 22g
  • Fats 9g
  • Fiber 1g

🧪 Micronutrients

  • Calcium 150mg
  • Vitamin_b12 1mcg
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Ingredients & Facts

🥬 Main Ingredients

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💡 Did You Know

Created in Delhi's Moti Mahal restaurant in 1948, these kebabs use hung curd instead of cream for richness. The original chef, Kundan Lal Gujral, developed this as a 'cooling' kebab to balance spicy tandoori dishes. The green spots come from crushed coriander seeds, not food coloring. Served on silver foil at royal weddings.