1947. Bold Year. Bold Beer.
1947 Roasted Chicken
by Chef Abishek Sharma
Chef Abishek Sharma has successfully opened several well known restaurants in New York City over the years. His latest restaurants, Badshah & Madam Ji, deliver a modern Indian ingredient focused bites and a young, contemporary experience for the senses.
INgredients
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3 skinless chicken breasts, cut into 2.5cm pieces
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1 ½ tsp. salt
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1 ½ tbsp. lemon juice
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3 tsp. ginger, peeled and grated
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2 cloves garlic, crushed
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1 tsp. ground cumin
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1 tsp. paprika
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1 tsp. garam masala
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3 tbsp. oil
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½ tsp. cayenne
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5 tbsp. Greek yogurt
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4 oz 1947 Premium Lager
Instructions
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In a bowl, combine chicken pieces with lemon juice and salt. Rub in, cover and refrigerate for 20minutes. This step helps the meat to tenderize, resulting in juicier, chicken pieces.
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In another bowl, combine ginger, garlic, cumin, paprika, garam masala, cayenne, 1947 Beer and yogurt. Add in chicken pieces and mix well. Refrigerate for minimum 4 hours but ideally overnight.
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To cook, preheat the grill to highest setting. Thread the meat onto wooden skewers and brush with oil. Put the skewers on a shallow baking tray and grill
Makes 4 Servings
Chef ABISHEK SHARMA
NEW YORK CITY, NY
Chef Abishek Sharma has successfully opened several well known restaurants in New York City over the years. His latest restaurants, Badshah & Madam Ji, deliver a modern Indian ingredient focused bites and a young, contemporary experience for the senses.
Q: What dish do you free truly reflects your personality, passion and style of cooking?
A: Butter Chicken (we do it differently than others)
Q: When did you know you wanted to become a chef?
A: At a young age watching my dad, Lala Sharma, who is a very accomplished and well respected Chef.
Q: What is your favorite ingredient to cook with?
A: Fenugreek (Kassori Methi)
Q: How would you describe your style of cooking?
A: Modern styling on traditional concepts
Q: Why do you think 1947 Beer pairs so well with your dishes?
A: The spices and flavors of the food are highlighted and balanced with the beer.
