Mutton Keema or Qeema (pronounced [ˈqiːmaː]) or minced lamb/beef recipe is a traditional meat dish from the Indian subcontinent. Keema is also sometimes used as a filling for samosas or naan.It is a very popular dish in Indian subcontinent and you can enjoy it with roti chapati or rice.
Nutrition Information: 109 Calories from 100g serving
Preparation time: 10 minutes
Cooking time: 40 minutes
Serves: 2 to 3
INGREDIENTS for Mutton Keema
350 gms minced meat/keema/kheema
3 tbsp oil
2-4 small dry small red chilli
1 medium or big onion, finely sliced
2 green chillies chopped
2 medium size tomatoes, finely chopped
1 tbsp ginger garlic paste
salt to taste
1/2 tsp turmeric powder
1/2 tsp red chilli powder
1/2 tsp garam masala powder
1/2 tsp black pepper corn powder
1+1/4 cup water
2 tbsp fresh coriander leaves/kothmir
Recipe Steps for Mutton Keema
Heat oil in a pressure cooker.
Once heated add dry red chilli.
Cook them for few seconds now add curry leaves as well as green chili.
Add chopped onions.
Let the onions cook till they are brown
Once onions become brown, add ginger garlic paste.
Give it a mix and let it cook for 40-45 seconds till raw smell goes away.
Add tomatoes and let them cook fill tomatoes are well cooked or till they become mushy.
Add salt as it will make the process faster. Give it a mix and let's wait for tomatoes to become mushy.
Once the tomatoes are well cooked and become mushy add all the spice powder except garam masala.
Give it a mix and let it cook for minute or till oil starts separating.
Once oil start to separate, add minced mutton.
Give it a good mix,after mixing well leave it to cook for few minutes and stir couple of times in between.
Once it is well cooked and released all of its water turn the flame to low and add one glass of water
Give it a good mix now close cooker and wait for four to five whistles depending on your burner flame.
After the whistles allow the steam to settle down naturally.
Open the cooker and switch on the flame.
Let the extra water escape as per your requirement.
Add Garam Masala followed by some fresh coriander leaves.
Give it a mix and switch off the flame.
Transfer our dish to serving dish.
Garnish it with some fresh coriander leaves.
Enjoy it with rice, roti or chapati.
Recipe Steps with Pictures
Heat oil in a pressure cooker.
Once heated add dry red chilli.
Cook them for few seconds now add curry leaves as well as green chili.
Add chopped onions.
Let the onions cook till they are brown.
Once onions become brown, add ginger garlic paste.
Give it a mix and let it cook for 40-45 seconds till raw smell goes away.
Add tomatoes and let them cook fill tomatoes are well cooked or till they become mushy.
Add salt as it will make the process faster. Give it a mix.
Wait for tomatoes to become mushy.
Once the tomatoes are well cooked and become mushy add all the spice powder except garam masala.
.Give it a mix and let it cook for minute or till oil starts separating
Once oil start to separate, add minced mutton.
Give it a good mix,after mixing well leave it to cook for few minutes and stir couple of times in between.
Wait for mutton to get well cooked and till it released all of its water.
Turn the flame to low and add one glass of water.
Give it a good mix now close cooker and wait for four to five whistles depending on your burner flame.
After the whistles allow the steam to settle down naturally.
Open the cooker.
Switch on the flame.
Let the extra water escape as per your requirement.
welcome to get curried a few weeks back I went to Amritsar for some work and you know we decided to eat lunch at one of the Dhaba. There was a lot of food that was being prepared there it was delicious and exciting. How to prepare mutton kheema reciepe|
welcome to get curried a few weeks back I went to Amritsar for some work and you know we decided to eat lunch at one of the Dhaba. There was a lot of food that was being prepared there it was delicious and exciting. How to prepare mutton kheema reciepe|
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