Pepper mutton is one such recipe which never lets me down, especially because I use peppercorns grown back home in our backyard. I bring atleast 1/2 kilo of sundried peppercorns from India every year and freshly crush it for pepper based recipes.
Atleast some of my FB friends knew that Nisha who blogs at Look who is cooking too came down to our place during easter holidays and I prepared this for our dinner to go with Malabar chicken biriyani (recipe will follow soon ), since she wanted to know the recipe I am dedicating this post to her :) The picture might not be a good looking one as it was shot just before the sunset in a hurry but this recipe is a keeper ! We had a great night that day. Do u want to see what she brought for us that day ? An amazing tres leche cake, it was an amazing dessert and nearly half of the cake was gone the same day and the rest we finished the next day. Little A who generally dont eat cold things also had fair share of the cake !
Ingredients
Mutton/ Lamb - 500 gm
Onions - 2( large)
Tomato -2
Ginger garlic paste - 1 tbs
Red chilly powder - 1/2 tsp
Turmeric powder -1/4 tsp
Pepper powder - 1 tbs
Coriander powder - 2 tbs
Cumin powder - 1/2 tsp
Garam masala - 1/2 tsp
Whole garam masla
Cinnamon - 1 stick
Cardamom - 2 pods
Clove -3
Bay leaf -1
Star anise -1
Fennel seeds - 1/2 tsp
Cumin seeds - 1/4 tsp
Pepper corns
Curry leaves
Salt
Method
1.Marinate the mutton with red chilly powder,tumeric powder, coriander
powder,cumin powder,pepper powder and half of the ginger garlic paste and keep
aside for 1 hour.
2.Pressure cook the mutton for 5-10 whistles adding 1/2 cup of water until they are cooked.
3.In a saucepan take some oil , sputter cumin seeds and fennel seeds. Add
the whole spices and stir for few seconds.
4.Add finely chopped onions and saute
until it becomes brown in colour.
5.Add rest of the ginger garlic paste and saute again until
the raw smell goes. Add chopped tomatoes and saute until it is well cooked and
mushy.
6.Add cooked mutton cover and cook in a lowflame for a few minutes.
7.Finally add freshly crushed
peppercorns, garam masala and curry leaves.To make the mutton dry ,cook for few minutes
uncoverd until the mutton is well coated in the gravy.
looks mouthwatering,Vinee..am not a big fan of mutton but this looks divine:)
ReplyDeleteI am not really a big fan of mutton, I think its the texture that makes me not like it. Since I don't like it that much, I don't buy them and hence my family is not a big fan of muttom either. But coming to your post, its always good to cook for friends. I kind of make the chicken and beef version of these. They are absolutely yummy with rice or chapathi.
ReplyDeletewow,craving for this.looks so yummy.
ReplyDeletePerfect platter.. Just feeling like grabbing some.. And a very good looking cake :) I am drooling now..
ReplyDeleteI like mutton, but rarely buy at home...will try this next time we buy some mutton...looks awesome! Bet u both had a great Easter dinner :-)
ReplyDeletethere it is..def making this with beef..i know it wont taste as awesome as yours but im giving it a shot anyways. Thanks a loooot for putting up the post vineee.. hugs :)
ReplyDeleteLove mutton and this is drool worthy dish,going to try this Vineetha.
ReplyDeleteThis is absolutely mouthwatering!
ReplyDeleteamazingly mouthwatering mutton... i could just have it now... slupr!!!
ReplyDeleteYummyilicious and fingerlicking pepper mutton, love to enjoy with a bowl of rice.Love to finish that beautiful cake..Glad u both had loads of fun together.
ReplyDeleteIrresistible Vinnetha...I love pepper so much that I believe addition of the same in any meat can do the magic...Nice recipe !
ReplyDeletelooks yummy N delicious...My fav dish...Glad you follow my Blog which is recently started...suggestions are welcome!!!
ReplyDeletejust luking at the dish makes me drool..love the dark brownish black colour. first time here..happy to follow ur space. do follow my space as well
ReplyDeleteIts palatable and yummy. thanks for sharing
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