Railway Mutton Curry
Railway Mutton Curry is a British Raj colonial-era dish, which used to be served on long distance trains. Cooked with potatoes, whole spices, tamarind and coconut milk, this recipe gives a soothing taste to your taste buds as well as satisfies your visual imagination.
Ingredients
· ½ kg
Mutton
· 2
large Potatoes diced into big pieces
· 2 medium
sized onions thinly chopped
· 1
tablespoon ginger garlic paste
· ½ cup
tamarind pulp
· 1
cup Coconut Milk
· Whole
Spices –Bay leaves, cloves, green cardamom, black cardamom, fennel seeds,
cumin seeds, and dry red chilies
· 1
teaspoon coriander powder,
· 1
teaspoon turmeric powder,
· ½ teaspoon
red chili powder,
· 1
teaspoon cumin powder,
· 1
teaspoon fennel powder
· ½ teaspoon
kashmiri mirch powder
· Salt
to taste
How to cook
Pressure cook half kg mutton with salt and
turmeric powder for 3-4 whistles so that it is 80% cooked. Keep it aside. Take
a small quantity of tamarind and soak it in water for half an hour. Then with
the help of a sieve separate the seeds from the tamarind water. Next take a
medium sized wok and add 2 tablespoons of mustard oil. Once the oil starts
getting hot add few bay leaves, dried red chillies, a teaspoon of cumin seeds,
fennel seeds and some green cardamom and few sticks of cinnamon. Once the
ingredients start spluttering, add 2 teaspoon of ginger garlic paste and 2
finely chopped onions. Sauté all the ingredients on medium flame till the onion
gets translucent. Add medium pieces of potatoes and fry for some time. Then add
half teaspoon of turmeric powder, one teaspoon cumin powder, one teaspoon
fennel powder(optional), Kashmiri mirch powder, chilli powder and salt to
taste. Add the tamarind water as well. Mix all of it properly and once the
masala starts separating oil add the pressure-cooked mutton along with the
stock. Bring it boil and adjust the salt as per your taste. Once the potatoes
become tender add a cup of coconut milk and give it a good stir and let it boil
for few more minutes. Turn off the gas and serve it with steamed rice.
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