This is Sindhi style mutton curry cooked with daag (brown onion gravy). We call it radhala teevan. In this curry we sometimes also add tindas or lotus stem if they are in season. Otherwise commonly potato is preferred by most. This can be served with plain rice, pulao or fulkas. (rotis)
Mutton .... 250 gms.
Onions .... 2 medium sized (sliced)
Tomatoes... 1 (chopped)
Ginger paste ... 1 tsp
Garlic paste .... 1 tsp
Green chillies ... 1-2 (Chopped)
Coriander powder .. 1 tsp
Cumin powder ........ 1 tsp
Turmeric powder .... 1/4 tsp
Garam Masala ......... 1/2 tsp
Red chilli powder ... 1/2 tsp ( according to your taste )
Green cardamoms .... 2-3
Salt ...... to taste
Oil
Coriander leaves ... to garnish
Method:
1. Clean the mutton and set aside.
2. Heat oil and fry the onion for a few minutes.
3. Add the tomatoes, ginger-garlic paste, green chillies and a little water and simmer it to cook. Grind it with a hand grinder or in a mixer.
4. Now add the mutton and saute it. Keep adding a little water in between and continue to saute ( Bhuno) until you get a nice brown colour.
5. Now add the salt and dry spice powders. Crush the cardamoms and put them along with the skin. Also add a little chopped coriander leaves.
6. Pour sufficient water for the gravy and simmer it until done. Or Pressure-cook it. (If you are using pressure cooker add less water)
7. In India the mutton is really tender and cooks easily. But abroad we need to pressure-cook it because the mutton is frozen.
8. Garnish with coriander leaves and serve.
Makes me drool..yummy mutton curry
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Deletelooks yummy n perfectly done..mutton dish looks so hot ....nice.
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Thank u so much Usha
Deletemutton is too delicious.....
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That's an interesting dish. So inviting.
ReplyDeleteso tempting n delicious...
ReplyDeleteThank you Ganga
DeleteI should try this recipe.. looks good:)
ReplyDeleteDrooling over this mutton curry, thank you for linking with Any One Can Cook :)
ReplyDeleteLooks so good and nice recipe!
ReplyDeleteDelicious mutton curry, wish to have it with naan and rice.
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DeleteHi Shobha,
ReplyDeleteThis mutton curry looks fantastic. I love Sindhi food. My mom in law is Sindhi and has introduced me to this delicious cuisine.
Nice to hear that Asmita
DeleteShobha, you are right about the mutton abroad. No matter how tender the goat is, it takes at least an hour to cook in a pan. So I usually prefer the pressure cooker to speed up the cooking.
ReplyDeleteThanks for another delicious recipe!
Yes Usha.. That's why I avoid cooking mutton.
DeleteI tried the recipe and it was very very yummy..
ReplyDeleteSo happy to hear that :)
DeleteHi Shobha This is Prakash Talreja. I liked your recipe and it is quite authentic. I'll try and comment on the outcome.
ReplyDeleteThank you Prakash ji .. so ghad you liked the preparation.
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