Safed Salan
Meat cooked in a creamy khoya-based gravy. Coconut, poppy seeds, almonds and mawa add to the richness of this unique meat preparation of Hyderabad.
Meat cooked in a creamy khoya-based gravy. Coconut, poppy seeds, almonds and mawa add to the richness of this unique meat preparation of Hyderabad.
Agri food is known for its spices and heat and this recipe is exactly that! Mutton curry loaded with flavours and aroma. A perfect combination with rice or bhakri.
Generally when people think of cooking something delicious with mutton mince, the first thing that comes to the mind is keema matar. But there are quite a few mouth-watering recipes made with mutton mince that are equally tasty. Like this one from Tamil Nadu, which is a very flavourful and can be made with simple ingredients. Serve this tasty curry with Idlis.
The ingredients used to make this delicious mutton dish may seem many but they all combine well to give great result. Once you eat this its taste will linger on and you will want to have it again and again. You can reduce the spice level of the chillies as per your taste.
Super spicy and full of flavour is this mutton fry all the way from Andhra. For the locals it is a comfort dish that they love to make as often as possible. It is easy to make and gets ready pretty fast. It can be served as a starter or as a side dish with rice or chapatti or roti or parantha.
This traditional Mangalorean mutton dish is mostly prepared during weddings. Bafat, the signature masala powder of this state adds a wonderful flavour to this dish. The surprise addition is ash gourd pieces. Serve it with boiled rice or pan polay (neer dosa) or sannas and enjoy with your loved ones.
This is a very simple mutton stew with minimum masalas but without compromising the taste and flavour of the dish. Just make sure that the mutton is completely cooked and literally falling off the bones. Serve it with bread or even pav.
Madras curry powder can enhance the taste of both dry and gravy dishes. Here we have used to make a mutton fry dish which has a thick gravy and can be enjoyed with chapatti or bread. If you want to have it with rice, you can add a little more water so that you get enough gravy.