Mutton Curry Recipe How To Make Mutton Curry Recipe At Home Homemade Mutton Curry

PUNJABI MUTTON CURRY RECIPE: HOW TO MAKE PUNJABI MUTTON CURRY AT HOME | HOMEMADE PUNJABI MUTTON CURRY -TIMES FOOD

Steps:

• Here is an excellent mutton recipe that you can easily make at home. To prepare this easy recipe, firstly, clean and wash the mutton pieces. Next, put a large pan over medium flame and melt ghee in it. Once the ghee has melted, add cardamom, cloves, black peppercorns, cinnamon stick. Saute these for a minute and add the sliced onions along with salt in it. Saute till the onion turns light brown in colour. Next, add the ginger paste along with garlic paste and cook the mixture until the raw smell disappears.
• Now, add turmeric powder, red chilli powder and coriander powder to the fried onion and mix it well. Add the mashed tomatoes and mix them well with the other ingredients. Make sure the tomatoes turn pulpy and cook this mix until oil separates from the masala in the pan.
• Now, add mutton pieces to this masala and mix it well. Ensure that mutton pieces are evenly coated with the masala. Pour the yoghurt in the mutton masala and mix it well. Let it cook for 4-5 minutes and, then, add water to it. Stir it well and check the seasoning once. Then, add chopped coriander leaves along with garam masala powder. Give it a quick stir. Cook it for another 25 minutes to ensure that mutton is no longer raw and is perfectly juicy.
• Once done, take it off the flame and transfer the dish to a bowl. Serve it hot with rice or naan to enjoy! You can also garnish the dish with chopped green chillies and julienned ginger if you want. If you liked the recipe, make sure you rate it and leave a comment in the section below. Happy Cooking!

MUTTON CURRY RECIPE: HOW TO MAKE MUTTON CURRY RECIPE AT HOME | HOMEMADE MUTTON CURRY RECIPE

Steps:

• Wash the mutton pieces (chopped into cubes) in running water. Keep aside to drain. When the water has almost dried, add the marinade ingredients. Mix well using your hands, rubbing the spices into the meat. Marinate for 1-2 hours.
• Now take a heavy-bottomed pan and heat. One with a tight lid is preferred. Add oil and ghee. When smoke starts coming out of it, add the whole spices. Add a pinch of sugar. It gives an amazing colour to the mutton.
• Add the chopped onions and cook on low flame for 10 minutes. At this point, you can add the salt. This increases the cooking process of onion. When the onions turn translucent, reduce the heat and wait for them to turn pink. Add turmeric and mix well. You can add turmeric at a later stage also, but adding it in the beginning of the recipe helps you get rid of that raw smell of the spice.
• Now add the marinated mutton, ginger garlic paste and cook on high flame for 5-7 minutes, stirring continuously. It is advisable to use homemade ginger-garlic paste as the store bought one has high preservatives and it impacts the taste of mutton. At this point you can pressure cook the mutton. After 3 whistles you must open the lid to check if the mutton is done. If not, cook for 1-2 more whistles. Do not add water while pressure cooking. Alternately, you can slow cook as suggested below.
• Cover the lid of the vessel, lower the flame and allow it to simmer. When the mutton is almost done, add coriander, cumin, black pepper and mix well.
• Cook uncovered till oil starts separating from the meat. Add a cup of water, garam masala powder and cook uncovered till oil floats on top. Transfer the mutton curry into a bowl, adjust seasoning, garnish with ginger juliennes, coriander leaves and serve hot with steamed rice or chapatti.
• To make the mutton pieces soft and tender, you can wash and soak the pieces in some lukewarm water, rinse properly and then marinate it with the spices and keep it aside for two hours. This makes the mutton pieces juicy and succulent as the spices are fully absorbed.