Chapli Kabab

Chapli kabab or chapal kabab has a very interesting name.Chapal means slippers and honestly I don't have any clue why such a delicious thing is named so bad. May be its their long oval shape and large size but still  its a guess only. Don't go for the name as they are sooper yummy and quiet easy to make. Traditionally they were made with sheep meat and fried in sheep fat but I am making it with beef and frying is done in canola oil to make a healthier version but if you prefer by all means use sheep fat as it definitely have more authentic flavour.
Here is how the recipe goes:

Ingredients:

Beef mince                       2 lbs (10% fat)
Onion                               2 large
Green chili                        3-6 adjust the heat according to your preference
Coriander leaves               1/4 cup
Tomato                             1 chopped
Crushed red chili               1 tbsp
Salt                                   1/2  tbsp
Turmeric                           1/4 tsp
Cumin seeds                     1 tbsp
Coriander seeds                1 tbsp
Dry Pomegranate              1.5 tbsp
Corn meal                         1/4 cup fine grind
Eggs                                  2
Butter                                1 tbsp
Oil                                     for frying

Method

Dry roast cumin and coriander seeds and crush them roughly.
Chop onions, green chili and coriander leaves very finely.
Chop tomato roughly.
Crush the pomegranate seeds with the mortar and pestle but don't make paste.
Heat the butter in a pan and scramble the eggs half way through. Don't let them cook completely as they should still be very soft.
Put mince in a bowl and add everything in it. Mix until everything is incorporated well. Ideally let rest in the fridge for 1-2 hours.
Heat an inch of oil in a heavy bottomed pan.
Make oval kababs about the size of  your hand and fry on medium heat until golden and crisp on both sides.
Serve with tomato and walnut chutney and hot naans..
Note:
You can also use it in buns and serve as a burger.