Ingredients:-
Mutton-1lb washed
Chilli powder-2tbsp (adjust to spice level)
Garam masala powder-1tbsp
Turmeric powder-1/tsp
Salt to taste
Curry leaves-1stem
Onions-1cup chopped
Cinnamon-1inch
Cardamom-1no
Cloves-1no
Ginger garlic paste-1tbsp
Green chillis-3
Oil-3tbsp
Method:
In a pressure cooker, add washed raw mutton chilli powder, whole spices, turmeric powder, salt, 1/2tbsp ginger garlic paste & water.
Close cooker & pressure-cook mutton.
Heat 2tbsp oil in a kadai.curry leaves, slit green chillies&add chopped onions& fry till lightly brown. Then add ginger garlic paste & fry.Add cooked meat, garam masala powder to it and mix well.
Stir and fry well till the water evaporates and mutton turns brown. Garnish with cilantro.Goes well with rice or roti.
12 comments:
Hey Radhi - looks yummy. Will try this soon.
Hey Tina
U have a great blog.Just browsed it & added it to my links.
Thanks
Hey Radhi..got to know your blog through my friend... good to see a blogger from Bay Area... where did you get mutton from? I got from Taj Mahal imports once.. he said mutton and when I cooked it had the lamb flavor.. I am not used to Lamb... so do tell me where you got mutton from???
hey Priya
Even i'm glad to see a blogger from Bayarea.I normally get mutton from Taj Mahal Imports i never had any problem in fact it is actually good when compared to other places.
U've a great blog there.
Hi Radhika,
Tried this recipe wtih lamb and it turned out so well. Thanks for the recipe.
Hi there,
I don't have a pressure cooker ... any suggestions/replacements?
Thanks
shekar
hi shekar
if u don't have a cooker just cook it in a pan or kadai cover lid & cook on medium flame.
looks yummy yummy,i ll try it definitely:))
mirage:))
hi radhi - this is a great dish. we did it thrice and liked it very much. thanks for sharing the recipe.
Dear Radhi' just saw your recipe. I am going to try today
aarcey
i have a blog. just try it .events-anna.blogspot.com
Hi Radhi,
Tried this today..came out great. Thanks for posting the recipe...if not for helpful ppl like you I don't know how I would have managed to keep my husband and in-laws happy:-)
Had one question: is there any way to get rid of the "meaty smell" from mutton?
Thanks again.
Deepti
This looks yummy... i was wondering though what does 1no stand for?
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