Mughlai Mutton Masala

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Description

Goat meat cooked in yogurt based exotic spice gravy.

Mughlai Mutton Curry / Mughalai Mutton Masala / Mutton Curry / Lamb Masala / Lamb Mughlai

Ingredients-1
3 tbsp

Coriander seeds

2 nos

Cardamom (green)

½ no

Black cardamom (crush and use litttle)

10 nos

Black pepper corns

1 tsp

Cumin seeds

4 clove

Garlic

2 pinch

Ginger

2 nos

Dry red chili (kashmiri preferred )

4 nos

Green chilies

1 nos

Onion (chopped) (for grinding)

2 stks

Coriander leaves (for grinding)

4 nos

Mint leaves (for grinding)

3 nos

Cloves

½ inch

Cinnamon stick

Ingredients-2
¼ cup

Water

1½ tsp

Salt (or to taste)

1 cup

Yogurt/curd

½ tsp

Turmeric powder

4 stks

Coriander leaves (chopped for garnishing)

6 nos

Mint leaves (chopped for garnishing)

3 tsp

Ghee

2 tbsp

Oil

2 lb

Mutton(clean and cut into small pieces)

2 nos

Onion (for frying)

Instructions

For the masala grind the following to a thick paste (Green chilies + Dry red chilies + Coriander seeds + 1 Chopped Onion + Ginger + Garlic + 4 Mint leaves + 2 stalks Coriander leaves + Cumin seeds + Cinnamon + Cloves + Black Cardamom + Green Cardamom + Black peppercorns) and keep aside.

Wash mutton and cut into big cubes. Heat ghee in a pressure pan and fry the mutton pieces for few minutes or until they are slightly browned. Remove and keep aside. In the same pan, heat oil and fry the chopped onions (remaining 2 count) until golden brown. Now add the ground masala with fried mutton pieces, turmeric powder and salt. Fry over low flame until the oil separates (should take about 5 to 6 minutes). Now add yogurt with 1/4 cup water and mix to combine. Close with the lid and pressure cook for up to 3 whistles. When the steam releases completely, open and simmer until desired consistency is reached. Garnish with chopped mint and coriander leaves.


Notes

Black cardamom is an aromatic spice which gives good aroma for this dish, make it optional or substitute with 1 regular cardamom.

To make it extra special, add a tsp of cashew paste before garnishing.

Cubed boiled potatoes can be added to feed a large crowd.

Simmering for 8 to 10 minutes over low flame may yield a semi thick gravy. Anything beyond that stage would become like a masala. Choice is yours.

Yield: 4 Servings.

Source: Thanks to Mrs. Chitra Arumugam, Chennai for teaching me this great dish.

Check other Mughlai recipes :  Mughlai ChickenNavarathna Kurma , Mutton Korma

Vote Result
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Score: 10.0, Votes: 2

i am going to try this

i am going to try this today. Let me see how it pans out.

mullai, i tried this recipe

mullai, i tried this recipe replacing goat meat with potatoes.. tasted good with paratha:-)

Hi Mullai, I tried this

Hi Mullai,

I tried this recpie for a party and everybody liked it. It was really tasty.

 Thanks,

 Rositta

wow! i tried this yesterday

wow! i tried this yesterday & it was really superb & fantastic taste.Actually my husband loves mutton & this is the first time i tried mutton & my husband just loved it & me too.All the credit goes to u.Hats off to u.

keep the good work.

hi,mullai,This is a

hi,mullai,This is a fantastic website. keep it up.

Hi Mullai I tried this

Hi Mullai

I tried this yesterday for Mutton Biriyani , side dish, This turned out to be excellent in all aspects. Very good taste.

thanks for the recipe.

Regs
Jlakshmi

Hi mullai, can we use

Hi mullai,

can we use small onion for this recipe?

Hi mullai, can i try

Hi mullai,

can i try this recipe with chicken?i saw nalli yealumbu(bone)[NALLI YEALUMBU in tamil] in this recipe.. whr u get that bone? how we call that bone mullai.. pls let me know.. it will helpful for me..

thanks
geetha

Hi Geetha, Here in

Hi Geetha,

Here in Michigan, we have many middle eastern meat markets and some do sell goat meat. A friend of mine recommended a store and thats where we got this goat meat. I'm not sure what they call though. BTW, there's already a chicken version in the website. Check it out.

Hi Mullai Parthalay sappida

Hi Mullai

Parthalay sappida solluthey, may be will try this for the weekend.

Wow Mullai.. Superb curry..

Wow Mullai.. Superb curry.. Feel like eating it now itself. I love that brown color gravy. Nice presentation too..VIJI

wowww mullai, its

wowww mullai, its mouthwatering.... nice photography... the way u present each and every dish tempt to cook...good job.. keep it up
abi

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