Ingredients:
Mutton kheema
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¼ kg (250 gms)
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Mutter (Fresh Green Peas)
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1 cup
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Onion
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1 Small
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Ginger-Garlic paste
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1 tsp
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Green Chilly
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2
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Oil
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2 – 3 tbsp
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Salt
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to taste
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Coriander Leaves (Chopped)
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1 tbsp
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Curry Leaves
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few
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Spice powders:
Turmeric
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Little
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Red chilly/Dhania mix
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1 tsp (flat)
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(Mix red chilli and dhania powder mix in a ratio 100 : 150 gms)
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Pepper powder
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¼ tsp
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Fennel seed powder
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½ tsp
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Garam masala powder (ready mix)
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¼ tsp
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Cinnamon- clove mix
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3 – 4 pinch
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Grind equal portion of clove and cinnamon mix store in air tight
container – 10 : 10 gms
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Method:
- Wash kheema and strain/squeeze the water. Add little turmeric & salt – mix well place it in a vessel/bowl and place this in a pressure cooker.
- Cook it for 3 whistle, lower the flame and cook further for 5 minutes.
- Grinding Masala: Cut the Green chilly into 2/3 pieces, add Ginger-garlic paste and Grind into course paste.
Cooking:
- Chop onion into fine pieces.
- Heat 2 tbsp oil in a kadai, add chopped onions, fry till light brown, lower the flame add ginger-garlic- chilly paste and all the spice powders along with required salt [approx ½ tsp].
- Now add the cooked mutton kheema and fry till little water left. Now add green peas, curry leaves and chopped coriander leaves. Keep frying till moisture evaporates.
- Mutton keema green peas is ready to serve.
Tip:
- Cooking in low flame tastes better.
- If fresh greens peas is not available, Dry peas can be used – Add in the same stage when green peas is added.
- Dry Peas Cooking: Soak dry peas overnight, add little salt and pressure cook it for 2 whistles- drain of the water and use it.
- You can use chicken keema also. Mince the boneless chicken pieces into keema use directly. No need to pressure cook.