Today, I am sharing with you the recipe of healthy dish for lunch which can be prepared both from mutton/lamb. lamb and mutton karahi is basically prepared for lunch. The recipe of both mutton/lamb karahi is same Because they have similar meats. The only methodological difference is between their cooking times. Lamb is cooked more frequently in the UK than mutton but mutton is mostly liked in Pakistan.
What is karahi?
Today I am sharing with you karahi recipe which is healthy dish for lunch. A karahi is the name of a wok-like cooking pan used in South Asia. This pretty handy when you want to cook something that has a lot of stirring action due to its shape.
The specific type of karahi today I share with you has taken its name from the cooking pan. Though, the pan in which it is cooked is not its most defining feature. A karahi is a tomato, ginger and garlic heavy dish which traditionally is not cooked with onions and yogurt, unlike most of other curries.
When you make a masala with a heavy hand on the ginger and garlic and a plenty of tomatoes, you will enjoy the real taste and flavor of the dish. I am sure that this recipe give you a plenteous and finger-licking pleasant taste of mutton/lamb karahi.
Look at this mutton/lamb karahi. Follow the given instructions to make delicious mutton/lamb karahi.
Some basic tips about mutton/lamb karahi
We must use shoulder piece of mutton or lamb and cut it into big pieces. Meat with bones give delicious taste but you can also use boneless meat.
Karahis are usually cooked on high flame throughout the entire cooking process and without lid. However when we cook lamb or mutton they would not cook properly without a slow simmer.
I highly recommended fresh ingredients for this, Make the ginger and garlic paste fresh, chop the fresh tomatoes, coriander and green chilies must be fresh.
Onion-y salad is must with this dish.
Preparation time 30minutes |
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Cooking time 1 hour 30 minutes |
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Total time 2 hours |
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Serving +4-
Diet Non-Vegetarian
Ingredients
Meat 500g
Ghee ½ cup
Tomatoes 600g
Garlic 1 bulb
Ginger 1 thumb size piece
Salt 1 teaspoon
Red chili powder 1 teaspoon
Black pepper ½ teaspoon
Cumin powder ½ teaspoon
Coriander powder ½ teaspoon
Kalonji ½ teaspoon
Green chilies 3-4
Coriander leaves ½ bunch
Directions
- Heat up your ghee in a karahi, Add the mutton/lamb and fry on high flame until all the meat change its color.
- Add the ginger and garlic paste and quickly fry them until the raw smell goes away.
- Add all spices and add 2 cup of water for lamb and 3 cups of water for mutton. Bring to a boil then turn out the flame low and put to lid on.
- Cook for 30 minutes for lamb and for 45 minutes for mutton. After this time, the meat should be 80% done and there should not be much water in the karahi. The karahi will look quite oily.
- Turn the heat to high and add chopped tomatoes and cook on high flame continuously stirring and scrapping the bottom of the karahi pot to make the mutton/lamb karahi. At this stage the tomatoes will release a lot of moistness .Keep stirring until everything become concentrate.
- Now it almost done and ghee is beginning to come out on the surface, then add crushed green chilies.
- Turn the heat low and cook mutton/lamb karahi for 2 minutes without lid.
- Garnish with chopped coriander leaves and matchstick cut ginger, lemon and onion slices.
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Serving suggestions
- Serve with any type of roti or Nan additionally with raita and salad.
Nutrition facts
Calories; 266cal
Total fat 11g 14%
Saturated fat4g 20%
Cholesterol17mg 6%
Sodium98mg 4%
Total carbohydrates14g 5%
Dietary fiber 2g 7%
Protein 31g 62%
Vitamin A 255mcg 28%
Vitamin C 4mg 5%
Calcium 70mg 5%
Iron 3.8mg 21%
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