MUTTON
GHEE ROAST!! This spicy , aromatic dish I made few days back along
with Mutton gravy.The dish itself looked very appetizing with dark ,
flavourful and very aromatic and soon after I made the dish I
concluded the dish is going to be a hit in our home.My expectation
doesn't went in vain everyone was much impressed with the colour and
taste and it was a huge hit.
I
had the dish as it is and my family had it with rotis.The gravy goes
great with rasam too.
The
yummy recipe is as follow,
SERVINGS
: 4 Members.
INGREDIENTS
:
Mutton
– 1 kg.
Ginger
garlic paste – 1 tsp.
Turmeric
powder – 1/2 tsp.
Chilli
powder – 2 tsp.
Curd
– 3 tsp.
Salt
– as required.
Curry
leaves – 2 sprig.
Coriander
leaves – a bunch.
Ghee
– 5 tsp.
TO
DRY ROAST AND GRIND :
Pepper
– 1 tsp.
Coriander
seeds – 1 tsp.
Fennel
– 1 tsp.
Cumin
– 2 tsp.
Cinnamon
– 1”piece – 1 no.
Cloves
– 4 nos.
Star
anise – 1 no.
Ginger
– 1” piece – 1 no.
Garlic
– 4 pods.
Lemon
juice -1 tsp.
METHOD
:
Dry
roast pepper , fennel , cumin , cinnamon , cloves , star anise
,coriander seeds till aroma comes , remove from flame and let it
come to room temperature.
Grind
them along with lemon juice , ginger , garlic to fine paste ( or
little coarse paste is ok).
Heat
3 tsp ghee in cooker and add ginger garlic paste and saute till raw
smell leaves the pan , then followed by cleaned mutton ,turmeric
powder ,1 tsp salt and fry for 5 mins till mutton coats with ginger
garlic paste.
Close
the cooker and cook for 5 whistles or till mutton cooks to tender
soft.
Open
the cooker and separate mutton water from mutton pieces and keep it
aside.
Heat
balance ghee in a wide kadai , add ground paste , chilli powder and
saute till oil separates.
Add
curd to pan and saute for a minute , add mutton water and boil till
gravy thickens and oil separates.
Finally
add mutton pieces and fry in medium flame till masala coats with
mutton well and becomes fry.
Finally
add coriander leaves , curry leaves ,mix well and remove from flame.
Serve
hot with rotis or rice of your choice.
HAPPY
COOKING!!
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