Keema matar is a very nice combo and mostly paired together. I love methi flavour so decided to add it to the bhuna keema matar for a change, It was really flavourful and delicious. This can be served with roti or pav bread.
Chicken or mutton mince .... 250 gms
Onions ...................... 2 medium sized ( sliced )
Green peas ............. 1/4 cup
Ginger ............. 1 tsp ( grated )
Garlic paste ..... 1 tsp
Green chillies ... 1-2
Tomatoes ........ 1 medium sized
Methi leaves ..... 1/4 cup
Coriander leaves .. handful
Turmeric powder .... 1/4 tsp
Coriander powder ... 1/2 tsp
Cumin powder .........1/4 tsp
Red chilli powder .... 1/4 tsp
Garam masala .......... 1/2 tsp
Oil ............ 3-4 tbsps
1. Wash the keema and drain it in a strainer.
2. Heat oil in a pan and saute the onions until light brown in colour.
3. Add the chopped tomato, ginger, garlic and green chillies. Simmer until the tomatoes are cooked.
4. Now add the mince and the green peas and methi leaves. if you don't have fresh methi, you can also use kasoori methi. Stir fry. when the water dries up, add a little and keep sauteing until you get a nice brown colour.
5. Now add the salt and spice powders and a little water and simmer it until done.
Chicken mince does not take longer to cook. If you are cooking with mutton mince then add more water and cook for a longer time.
6. Garnish with onion rings, boiled green peas and coriander leaves.
Serve with rotis.
Sounds very delicious n perfect with roti n naan!!
ReplyDeleteYes so delicious Priya .. must try
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yummy kheema... addition of methi is flavorful... :)
ReplyDeleteYes it was awesome Rafeeda
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Would love it with naans
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DeleteOh man, I love kheema...but its so hard to find mutton or even lamb here:( This picture makes me crave for it. Thanks for sharing the recipe, dear.
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Makes me drool, prefect pair for rotis.
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Yummy beautiful combo,will try this.
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DeleteLoving the addition on methi in this :) wow I think i will try this soon
ReplyDeleteMust try with methi.. too good
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healthy combinations.. love it..
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Deletelooks delicious@ this is perfect to scoop with chapati.
ReplyDeleteYes dear.. perfect!
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Yummy with rotis. Delicious combo.
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ReplyDeleteMouthwatering recipe ... Perfectly with tandoori roti :)
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DeleteI like recipes with kheema..try out my recipe with kheema ..http://dipsdiner.com/dd/?p=189
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