Ingredients :
ü Basmati rice – 2 cups
ü Mutton – 500 gms
ü Lime - 1
ü Almonds or cashewnuts – ½ cup
ü A few spring mint
ü Ghee – 6 tbsp
ü Coriander leaves - ¼ bunch
ü Onions – 1 cup
ü Ginger – 1” piece
ü Green chilies (finely chopped)
ü Garlic – 3 flakes
ü Curd – 1 cup
ü Red chilies – 5
ü Milk - ½ cup
ü Turmeric powder – a pinch
ü Cardamom - 3
ü Cloves - 3
ü Cinnamon – 1 stick
ü Bay leaf -2
ü A pinch sweet cumin
ü A little saffron
ü Wheat flour paste enough to
seal pan
Method :
v Wash, clean and cut the mutton into small pieces.
v Peel and slice the onions, coriander leaves and mint.
v Peel ginger and garlic. Grind ginger, red chilies, garlic and nuts into a fine
paste. Heat ghee. Fry onions till golden brown and crisp.
v Remove. Add bay leaf, ground masala, and fry.
v Add tepid water and cook with lid on till meat is tender and gravy is thick.
v Boil rice till three-fourths cooked. Add salt.
v Meanwhile strain curds with a fine piece of
muslin.
v Add powdered cloves, cinnamon,
cardamom, sweet cumin, turmeric,
chopped green chilies, coriander leaves
and mint.
v Add limejuice and mix well. Add curds
mixture to mutton. Stir well.
v Dissolve saffron in some milk and sprinkle over half the rice.
v In a strong pan put in layers of rice, mutton and fried onion.
v Repeat till all ingredients are used up.
v Pour remaining milk and fat over the rice. Cover pan and seal edges with
wheat flour paste.
v Place in an oven 143ºC for one hour and serve very hot.
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