MUTTON KORMA RECIPE



 



Mutton korma

  


 

KORMA IS WELL KNOWN DISH IN NORTH INDIA AS WELL AS IN PAKISTAN, BANGLADESH AND MIDDLE EAST. IT IS COMING FROM TURKEY, IT IS CALLED ‘KAVURMA’ IN TURKEY A MILD SPICED DISH COOK WITH NUTS, CURD AND ONION TO MAKE A THICK GRAVY. IT’S A RICH MILD DISH THAT IS FAMOUS IN OUR INDIAN CUISINE FROM CENTURIES. FOR BEST TASTE WE COOKED IT IN COOPER OR CLAY POTS STILL IN NORTH INDIA’S MANY CITIES LIKE DELHI, RAMPUR, LUCKNOW AND BHOPAL.

 

Prep Time 40 mins

Cook Time 40 mins

Total Time 1 hr 20 mins

Course Lunch, DINNER

Cuisine Mughlai, Indian

Servings 2 -4 people


 

FOR MARINATING MEAT

INGREDIENTS

 

1 kg          LAMB CUT INTO SMALL PIECES

400 GM    YOGURT

1 TSP       WHITE PEPPER

1 TSP       CARDAMOM POWDER

2 TSP      GINGER-GARLIC PASTE

2 TBS      REFIND OIL

1 TBS       WHOLE SPICES (CARDAMOM,                        CLOVE, BAYLEAF, CINIMON,                           MACE)

                  SALT TO TASTE

 

METHOD OF COOKING

 

TAKE A BOWL AND ADD MUTTON, SALT, WHITE PEPPER, CARDAMOM, GINGER-GARLIC PASTE, MIX IT WELL AND KEEP A SIDE FOR AT LEAST 1 HOURS TO MARINATE MUTTON, HEAT OIL IN A PAN AND WHOLE SPICES CRACKLE IT AND ADD MARINATED MUTTON AND STIR IT CONTINUOUSLY. ADD WATER UNTIL MUTTON COMPLETELY COVERED UNTIL IT COOK IT PROPERLY. REMOVE THE WHOLE SPICES AND KEEP MUTTON WITH WATER KEEP A SIDE.

 

 

 

FOR GRAVEY

INGREDIENTS

 

500 GM      RED ONION SLICED

2 TSP         GINGER-GARLIC PASTE              

1 TSP          CARDAMOM

150 GM       CASHEW NUT PASTE

50 GM         POPPY SEEDS

1 TSP           WHITE PAPPER

150 GM        YOUGURT

 

 

 

METHOD OF PREPARATION

 

HEAT OIL IN A PAN AND ADD ONION INTO IT AND FRY IT UNTIL LIGHTLY BROWN, ADD GINGER- GARLIC PASTE AND STIR WELL THEN ADD CASEWNUT AND POPPY SEEDS PASTE. ADD MUTTON WITH WATER AND COOK SLOWLY UNTIL WATER EVAPORATES. ADD YOGURT, WHITE PAPER, CARDAMOM POWDER AND CORIANDER LEAVES AT LAST MIX IT WELL AND COOK IT FOR 10 MINS ON A LOW FLAME. SERVE HOT WITH NAAN OR CHAPATI. GARNISH WITH SOME NUTS AND CORIANDER.

 

 








 

 

 

 

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