Tuesday, 24 February 2015

Traditional Rajasthani Red Meat Recipe

Hello friends! What’s up? My tenants are Indian. The couple is very lively, social, they relish American food and vice-versa. They had to attend their relative’s wedding in India and invited me too. I did not want to miss this chance, so I packed my bags along with them. The trip was for a week. The marriage ceremony  was in Rajasthan. Luckily I got an opportunity to attend the Desert festival of Jaisalmer as well. Rajasthan is a tourist place. The rich culture and heritage is well portrayed by the royal palaces, serene lakes, golden desert full of camels, ornaments, traditional clothes, food and ofcourse the people out there.
I would definitely love to share the flavors of India with you. The first recipe is red meat called Laal Maans in Hindi. Laal means red and maans means meat. This is an extra spicy mutton curry, that is prepared in curd and hot spices chiefly red chillies. I thoroughly enjoyed the traditional recipes of Rajasthan on the wedding. Best served with rice or Bajra roti/puri (Millet Tortillas), this is an excellent dinner or lunch recipe for all. There’s a lot more to share especially the experience of desert festival, so stay tuned.
Ingredients:-
4 Cloves,
7 oz. Curd,
Salt To Taste,
2 Lbs. Mutton,
2 Bay Leaves,
7 oz. Cooking Oil,
2 oz. Garlic Paste,
2 oz. Ginger Paste,
4 Cardamom Black,
14 oz. Tomato Paste,
1/3 teaspoon Turmeric,
2 teaspoons Coriander,
2 Lbs. chopped Onions,
10 crushed Black Peppers,
2 teaspoons Red Chili Powder.
Preparation Method:-
  1. Take a wok and add cooking oil. When hot, add chopped onions and fry them until golden brown.
  2. Add the garlic and ginger paste. Cook for 15 minutes. Add mutton and let it cook for another 35 minutes.
  3. Now add bay leaves, black pepper, chili powder, black cardamom, turmeric powder and beaten curd. Add salt to taste.
  4. Cook until the spices are well cooked and mixed. Add tomato paste. Cook on low for 30 minutes.
  5. When ready, remove the meat from the fire. Garnish with coriander leaves just as shown. Serve hot!
Happy Eating!




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