Mutton:
700gms
Garlic:
5cloves
Ginger:
1” piece
Green
Chilli: 3+3
Pepper
corns: 1tsp or as per taste
Cumin
seeds/Jeerakam: ½ tsp
Fenugreek
seed/Uluva: 1tbsp
Onion:
2
Curry
leaves: few
Turmeric
powder: 1tsp
Coriander
powder: 1 tsp.
Garam
Masala: ¼ tsp
Salt:
needed
Coconut
oil: 1tbsp+ 3tbsp
Method Of Preparation
Wash
and drain the mutton pieces.
Grind
garlic, ginger, 3green chilli, pepper corns and cumin seeds. Keep aside.
In
a pan add the mutton pieces, grinded paste, fenugreek seeds, curry leaves,
turmeric powder, coriander powder, garam masala and salt.
Add
1tbsp coconut oil to it and mix well with hand
Pour
little water and keep on flame.
When
boils lower the flame and keep closed with a lid.
When
mutton gets cooked and gravy becomes thick switch off the flame or pressure cook
it for 4 whistles. Make sure the mutton doesn’t get over cooked.
Heat a wide frying pan,
add coconut oil to it.
Add in chopped onion to
it.
When onion gets slight
transparent add the cooked mutton with the gravy.
Stir well and put in low
flame and stir in between.
When the gravy gets well
coated with the mutton pieces add in lemon juice, curry leaves and green
chilli.
Stir well and put in low
flame till you get the mutton dry.
Switch off the flame and
serve hot with chappathi/rice.
Note: If you don't like the taste of fenugreek seeds you can avoid that step
Note: If you don't like the taste of fenugreek seeds you can avoid that step
looks wonderful delicious flavours
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