Mutton
Kuzhambu is a very delicious and tempting gravy made on Sundays for lunch along
with steam cooked white rice or can even be served with rotis/chapatis. This is
a very easy and basic mutton kuzhambu that can be made even by beginners. Do
try out this tempting mutton kuzhambu and post your comments here. Meanwhile do
check out other interesting and tempting Muttton Recipes here, Chicken Recipes,Fish Recipes here.
Here's a short video on how to make Mutton Kuzhambu...
Here’s
how to make Mutton Kuzhambu with step by step photos & video…
Ingredients
Mutton/Goat Meat
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500 gms
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Onion/Vengayam
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1 big chopped
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Green Chillies/Pacchai Milagai
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4 slit and cut
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Tomatoes/Thakkali
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3 big chopped
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Ginger & Garlic Paste
|
1.5 tbsp
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Red Chilli Powder
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1.5 tbsp
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Coriander Powder
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3 tbsp
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Turmeric Powder
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½ tsp +1/2 tsp
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Salt
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As needed
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Mint/Pudina
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½ cup
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Cilantro/Kothamalli
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2-3 tbsp finely chopped
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Curry Leaves
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10-12
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For
Grinding
Coconut/Thengai
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1 cup
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Gasa gasa/Poppy Seeds
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1 tsp [soaked in water or milk]
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For
Tempering
Oil
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2 tbsp
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Fennel Seeds/Sombu
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1 tsp
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Elachi/Cardamom
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2
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Cloves/Kirambu
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4-5
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Cinnamon Sticks/Pattai
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2 ubcg stick
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Bay Leaf
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2
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Preparation
Time: 10-12 minutes Recipe
Category: Main Course
Cooking
Time: 25-30 minutes
Recipe Cuisine: Tamil Nadu, India
Author:
Priya Anandakumar
Here's a short video on how to make Mutton Kuzhambu...
Preparation:
Wash
the mutton thoroughly with water 2-3 times and drain the water. Add ½ tsp of
turmeric powder and wash thoroughly and keep it aside.
Add the
chopped onion and green chillies to the mixer and grind it to a coarse paste.
Soak
the poppy seeds in either warm water or milk for at least 10-15 minutes. Add the
coconut and poppy seeds to the mixer and grind it fine paste with required
water.
Method
Heat 2
tbsp of oil in a pressure cooker. Add fennel seeds, cinnamon sticks, elachi/cardamom,
cloves, bay leaves and saute until nice aroma arises.
Add the
ground onion & green chilli paste, little salt and saute well until the raw
smell vanishes.
Now add
the ginger & garlic paste and saute for 20-30 seconds or until the raw
smell vanishes.
Now add
curry leaves/karuvepillai and fry for about 20-30 seconds.
Add the
chopped tomatoes and saute well until it turns mushy.
Add the
washed mutton and mix really well. Saute really well until the mutton changes
color.
Add 1.5
tbsp of red chilli powder, 3 tbsp of coriander powder, ½ tsp of turmeric powder
and salt.
Saute the
masala really well for about a minute for the raw smell to vanish.
Add
mint leaves and mix really well.
Add
about 3 cups of water or until the mutton is submerged.
Let it
come to rolling boil, then close the lid and pressure cook for 3-4 whistles and
switch off the stove.
Wait
for the steam to release all by itself, then open the lid.
Add the
ground coconut paste and give a good stir.
Let it
come to a boil, then add chopped cilantro, mint and mix really well.
Let it
boil for few more seconds and then switch off the stove.
Delicious
and tempting Mutton Kuzhambu is ready to be enjoyed. Serve it hot with steam
cooked white rice, roti, chapati or even with Dosas.
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