Mutton kofta curry (Indian meatball curry) is prepared with mutton or chicken mince with the addition of spices. The meatballs are slow-cooked in succulent onion tomato gravy. This can be served with rotis or rice. The dry version of koftas also make a lovely party snack.
Ingredients:
Mutton mince ........... 1/2 kg. (or) Chicken mince
Onions ....................... 5-6 sliced
Tomato ................... 1 chopped
Green chillies ......... 2-3
Ginger-garlic paste ..... 1 tbsp.
Bread crumbs ............. 1 tbsp.
Coriander powder ...... 1tsp.
Cumin powder .............1 tsp.
Red chilli powder ......... 1/2 tsp.
Turmeric powder ........ 1/2 tsp.
Garam masala ............. 1tsp.
Coriander leaves......... handful
Mint leaves ................ 6-7 (optional)
Salt to taste
Oil
Method:
1. Fry the onions to a golden brown colour.Add the chopped tomato, 2 green chillies, ginger-garlic paste and half cup water. Let it cook. Cool it and grind.
2. Clean and wash the mince. Squeeze out the water completely.
3. In a food processor grind this along with 1 onion, 1 green chilli, mint and coriander leaves, a little ginger-garlic paste, breadcrumbs, coriander-cumin-turmeric powders, Garam masala and salt.
4. Make balls out of this mix.
5.In a flat bottomed pan heat a little oil, add the ground onion paste, salt, coriander-cumin-turmeric powders and place the koftas. Simmer for 5 minutes and turn them carefully.
6. Add about 1 cup water and cook on low flame till done. Add a little garam masala.
7.Garnish with coriander leaves. Serve with rotis / naan/parathas.
very delicious.. perfect with naan or kulcha
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Deletewow..non fried koftas, lovely...looks really yummy.
ReplyDeleteYes Priya, I slow-cook them.
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Delicious kofta curry! Goes well with roties or parathas. Thanks for sending it to red meats feast!
ReplyDeleteMy pleasure Usha..
DeleteThanks for liking the curry.
deliciously done meatball thank you for linking
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DeleteThats a nice one Shobha. I too prefer shallow frying the koftas, its more healthier.
ReplyDeleteYes Jayashree.. Thanks
DeleteThe spices and masalas blends well with kofta and makes curry more flavourful. Nice dish for a weekend or get together.
ReplyDeleteThanks Jagruti... when the fried onion is ready the curry takes no time at all.
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