FriendsEAT New York

rd rd
Shahi Qorma   Cardamom Mutton Curry

Shahi Qorma Cardamom Mutton Curry


I'm a Fan Too

0

FAN

Description:

Mutton is older, mature sheep. Lamb is young sheep. Older sheep produce a richer flavor, but it can be tough if not cooked properly. The best way to cook any cut of mutton is very long and slowly. It is popular in Middle Eastern and British cooking.

Reference:

www.khanapakana.com/

Prep:

1 hour

Servings:

Submitted by:

Petey
rd rd

Ingredients

Mutton 1 kg
6
Dried red chilies finely powdered
2
tsp Coriander powder
1
cup Yogurt
8
Almonds blanched and cut into slices
1
1/2 Tbsp Ginger and garlic paste
1
large Onion finely sliced
6
small cardamoms
1/2
tsp black cumin
2
drops of rose water or pinch of saffron
1
tsp Garam masala
Salt to taste
1
cup Dalda or your choice of Banaspati

Directions

1.
Heat banaspati in a heavy based pan
2.
Add the onions, fry over medium heat until the onions become pale golden.
3.
Remove from banaspati and grind them.
4.
In a separate bowl mix mutton with coriander, ginger, garlic and red chilies.
5.
Add the mutton mixture along with the yogurt to the ground onions.
6.
Mix well, heat banaspati and transfer this mixture to it. Stir for a few minutes and cover with a lid.
7.
Leave to cook on low heat 35 – 45 minutes, until the mutton is tender and all the water has dried.
8.
Add almonds and stir for a while, then add cardamoms, black cumin, rosewater or saffron, simmer for 30 minutes.
9.
The gravy will thicken and banaspati will separate.
Add a Review
rd rd

Comments

rd rd
rd rd
rd rd
rd rd
rd rd

RSS Columbus Restaurants

FriendsEAT Links

Copyright © 2006-2012. Binary Bits, LLC. All Rights Reserved | Cooking in NY