Kerala Mutton Stew Recipe
Course
Main Dish
Cuisine
Indian
Keyword
Mutton Stew
,
Mutton Stew recipe
Ingredients
500
g
RICH LAMB CURRY CUT
Coconut Oil
1/2
tsp
Black pepper powder
salt
1
star anise
2
cardamom
1
bay leaf
10
black peppercorns
1
inch
Cinnamon
2
cloves
2
Medium potatoes
diced
2
Medium onions
thinly sliced
1
small carrot
diced
1/4
cup
green peas
green chillies
to taste
1
inch
ginger
chopped
2-3
sprigs
Curry leaves
2 1/2
cup
Thin coconut milk
1/2
cup
thick coconut milk
Instructions
Heat oil in a pressure cooker, add the whole spices, ginger and curry leaves and let them splutter.
Add the onions and sauté on low flame until they become translucent and tender.
Now you can add the meat, potatoes, carrots, green peas, green chillies, and pepper along with thin coconut milk.
Add salt and pressure cook until the mutton is cooked well.
Once you open the lid, add thick coconut milk and let it cook on low heat for some more time without letting it come to a boil.
Serve hot with idiyappams for a delicious Sunday brunch.
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Kerala Mutton Stew Recipe
Course
Main Dish
Cuisine
Indian
Keyword
Mutton Stew
,
Mutton Stew recipe
Servings
Ingredients
500
g
RICH LAMB CURRY CUT
Coconut Oil
1/2
tsp
Black pepper powder
salt
1
star anise
2
cardamom
1
bay leaf
10
black peppercorns
1
inch
Cinnamon
2
cloves
2
Medium potatoes
diced
2
Medium onions
thinly sliced
1
small carrot
diced
1/4
cup
green peas
green chillies
to taste
1
inch
ginger
chopped
2-3
sprigs
Curry leaves
2 1/2
cup
Thin coconut milk
1/2
cup
thick coconut milk
Course
Main Dish
Cuisine
Indian
Keyword
Mutton Stew
,
Mutton Stew recipe
Servings
Ingredients
500
g
RICH LAMB CURRY CUT
Coconut Oil
1/2
tsp
Black pepper powder
salt
1
star anise
2
cardamom
1
bay leaf
10
black peppercorns
1
inch
Cinnamon
2
cloves
2
Medium potatoes
diced
2
Medium onions
thinly sliced
1
small carrot
diced
1/4
cup
green peas
green chillies
to taste
1
inch
ginger
chopped
2-3
sprigs
Curry leaves
2 1/2
cup
Thin coconut milk
1/2
cup
thick coconut milk
Instructions
Heat oil in a pressure cooker, add the whole spices, ginger and curry leaves and let them splutter.
Add the onions and sauté on low flame until they become translucent and tender.
Now you can add the meat, potatoes, carrots, green peas, green chillies, and pepper along with thin coconut milk.
Add salt and pressure cook until the mutton is cooked well.
Once you open the lid, add thick coconut milk and let it cook on low heat for some more time without letting it come to a boil.
Serve hot with idiyappams for a delicious Sunday brunch.