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Apply salt to mutton. Leave aside for at least 15 minutes. |
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Grind the ingredients ‘for masala’ and keep aside. |
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In a pressure cooker, add ghee and fry mutton pieces for about 5 minutes. Keep aside. |
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In same pressure cooker, add the oil. Fry onions till brown. Add the masala paste. Stir fry for 2-3 minutes. |
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Add the mutton pieces along with curds and ½ cup water.
Pressure cook it for three whistles.
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Once pressure has been released from pressure cooker, thicken the gravy and add coriander. |
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Serve hot with parathas. (See Recipe Notes below) |
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Thanks for the recipe. Tried it and it turned out excellent!
Oh Kool, happy to hear that … thanks a lot for sharing your feedback😊
Coriander u mentioned twice
Hi Finianne
Coriander for grinding the masala paste and coriander at the end.
Thanks for the recipe. Tried it and it came out excellent!
Thank you Jean for trying out the recipe … happy to know that you liked it … thanks for your feedback 😊
Very easy to cook this dish
Prepare it last night
Thankyou for the recipe
Sorry but did not taste like muglai
Tasted more like a mutton curry
Thanks for tyring the recipe Joannnette …
well, mughlai , some prepare it in green, , orange brownish masala …
Thanks for sharing your feedback 🙂
Hi! Xanti u repeat onion twice, pls explain.
Thanks.
Hi Jerome
It clearly specifies
One onion In grinding the masala and the other for frying …
I was searching for a good recipe, tried this today and must say it’s too good , thanx for sharing
Thanks Anusha for trying the recipe and for sharing your feedback.
can we replace chicken instead of mutton (mugjlsi). Please confirm