1kgmince lamb mince chicken, beef and mutton also works well
1.5tspsalt
2tspground of coriander
1tsp garam masala
0.5tspcumin
0.5tspcinnamon powder
1.5tspgarlic finely chopped
1.5tspginger, finely chopped
1tbsppaprika
0.5lemon, juice
4green chillies, finely chopped
6tbspfresh coriander, finely chopped
1medium potato, gratedmake sure you squeeze out excess water from the gratings
1.5onions, finely chopped
2tbspWorcester sauce
Instructions
Add all the ingredients into a bowl and mix thoroughly. Let the mince lamb marinate for as long as possible, ideally overnight. The longer the marination, the better the flavour.
Use a baking tray, line with foil or baking paper if it isn't non stick. Then grab a medium handful of the mince and make a patty shape, add onto a baking tray . (As I use the Scoville baking trays, I don't need to line the trays). You can place the patty's quite close together, as they when the bake, they will shrink slightly. No need to worry about them sticking together.
Once the baking tray is filled, cook in the oven on 180 C fan assisted heat for 10 minutes, until cooked through. (The kebabs can also be shallow fried. Fry on each side of the kebab for 3-4 minutes. You can also grill them, grill on each side for 5 minutes).