Spicy Indian mutton curry is very simple recipe to make and this uses very basic ingredients but at the same time it is is very yummy to taste. These dark color meat curries with a thin layer of oil floating on the top are very tempting and increase the hunger by many folds. I suggest you to give this recipe a try and I am very sure you are going to like it.
Preparation Time : 10 mins
Cooking Time : 45 mins
Serves : 3 to 4
Nutrition information: 109 calories each 100 g serving.
Ingredients for Simple Indian Mutton Curry Recipe:
Mutton / Lamb / Beef – 500 grams
Oil – 4 tblspn
Onion – 2 large sliced thinly
Tomatoes – 2 large sliced thinly
Ginger Garlic Paste – 1 tbsp
Green Chillies – 3 slit
Kashmiri Chilli Powder – 2 tbsp (if using normal chilli powder, use less)
Coriander Powder – 2 tbsp
Garam Masala Powder – 2 tsp
Salt to taste
Fresh Coconut – 3/4 cup grated
Water as needed
Coriander Leaves a handful finely chopped
Recipe Steps for Simple Mutton Curry
Dry roast grated coconut till it becomes brown.
Grind it to fine paste and keep it aside
Heat oil in a pressure cooker. Add chopped onions.
Cook till they become translucent or start becoming light brown.
Add curry leaves and green chili. Let them cook till onions become good golden brown.
Add Ginger Garlic. Cook till raw smell goes away or 30-40 seconds.
Add tomatoes. Cook the tomatoes are well cooked that means tomatoes become mushy.
Add in all the powdered spices that means red chili powder coriander powder turmeric powder garam masala as well as salt.
Add a small amount of water about three spoon to prevent burning now give it a mix. Cook for one to two minutes or till it forms like a paste or oil start separating.
Add washed mutton pieces.
Let them cook on high medium or medium flame till pieces start becoming light brown or for few minutes for 4 to 5 minutes and in between keep is stirring and keep tossing the mutton pieces to prevent burning.
Add some water.
Close the cooker turn the flame to low and wait for four whistles.
After four whistles allow the steam to settle down naturally.
Open Cooker and switch on the flame turn the flame to low medium or medium.
Add our grinded coconut paste.
Give it a mix, after mixing let curry cook further for five to eight minutes depending on your burner flame
Stir couple of times in between and if needed add more water as per your gravy requirement
Add fresh Coriander leaves and give it a good mix. Switch off the flame.
Transfer our Indian lamb gravy to serving dish.
Recipe Steps with Pictures:
Take a pan and let it heat.
Once heated add grated coconut once it becomes brown switch off the flame.
Add this to a mixer grinder
Add some amount of water and grind it to fine paste.
After grinding keep it aside (I have added here little more amount of water what was required but that's fine)
Heat oil in a pressure cooker.
Once heated add chopped onions.
Cook till they become translucent or start becoming light brown.
Add curry leaves as well as green chili.
Give it a mix and let them cook till onions become good golden brown.
Add Ginger Garlic paste and give it a mix
Let it cook till the raw smell goes away or 30-40 seconds.
Add tomatoes give it a mix.
Let it cook the tomatoes are well cooked that means tomatoes become mushy.
Add in all the powdered spices that means red chili powder coriander powder turmeric powder garam masala as well as salt.
Add a small amount of water about three spoon to prevent burning now give it a mix.
Let it cook for one to two minutes or till it forms like a paste or oil start separating.
Add washed mutton pieces.
Give it a mix.
Let them cook on high medium or medium flame till pieces start becoming light brown or for few minutes for 4 to 5 minutes and in between keep is stirring and keep tossing the pieces to prevent burning.
Add some water.
I am adding here one glass of water.
Mix well.
Close the cooker turn the flame to low and wait for four whistles.
After four whistles allow the steam to settle down naturally.
Open Cooker and switch on the flame turn the flame to low medium or medium.
Add our grinded coconut paste into mutton.
Give it a mix after mixing let curry cook further for five to eight minutes depending on your burner flame Stir couple of times in between and if needed add more water as per your gravy requirement
Add fresh Coriander leaves and give it a good mix.
After mixing switch off the flame.
Transfer Simple Indian mutton curry to the serving dish.
Garnish with some fresh coriander leaves
Enjoy it with anything be it roti chapati or rice
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