Fried Chicken Hearts Recipe + Video |Keto-friendly
The spices boost the flavor of this pan-fried simple keto chicken-hearts recipe. It is nutritious, delicious, simple and quick to prepare, and will have you asking for more!
2tablespoonolive oil(or your preferred choice of cooking oil)
1tablespooncrushed garlic and ginger
½teaspoonturmeric powder
½teaspooncumin powderoptional
½teaspoonsaltor more to taste
1teaspooncurry powder
½teaspoonground paprika (sweet or smoky)
3stems spring onion(and some more to garnish)
1tomato(optional - to garnish)
Instructions
Finely slice the spring onions (scallions) and slice the tomatoes into huge chunks, then set aside.
Clean the chicken hearts and trim off any excess fat (see notes on how to clean). Next, boil the chicken hearts in a pot of boiling water for 10 minutes, discard the frothy hot water, sieve then set aside.
Heat olive oil in a medium-sized pan or skillet, add the chicken hearts and scallions (spring onions), crushed garlic and ginger, then combine.
300 g chicken hearts, 1 tablespoon crushed garlic and ginger, 3 stems spring onion, 2 tablespoon olive oil
Add in the salt, ground turmeric, cumin powder, curry powder, ground paprika, then combine and fry for five minutes. Add the tomato chunks, cook for a further two minutes then garnish with some sliced spring onions.
½ teaspoon turmeric powder, ½ teaspoon cumin powder, ½ teaspoon salt, 1 teaspoon curry powder, ½ teaspoon ground paprika , 1 tomato
Serve the fried chicken hearts with pap, polenta, rice, cauliflower rice, or mash.
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Notes
Always wash your hands thoroughly before and after handling chicken hearts, or any type of organ meat. Work surfaces should also be properly cleaned and sanitized.
Chicken hearts tend to turn chewy when cooked for too long. Boil chicken hearts for frying for 7-10 minutes, per 500 grams (about 1 lb).
You can use store-bought garlic and ginger paste, but keep an eye on the ingredients for added sugars if on a low-carb diet.
As a variation, use chopped chives, cilantro (coriander) or parsley, to garnish.