Ingredients

  • turmeric powder
    turmeric powder1 teaspoon
  • salt
    salt1 tablespoon
  • water
    water4 servings
  • chillis
    chillis15 pieces
  • shallots
    shallots8 pieces
  • onion
    onion1 large
  • garlic cloves
    garlic cloves5 pieces
  • ginger
    ginger2 inches
  • lemongrass stalks
    lemongrass stalks3
  • galangal
    galangal2 inches
  • turmeric
    turmeric1 inch
  • cumin seeds
    cumin seeds1 teaspoon
  • fennel seeds
    fennel seeds1 teaspoon
  • coconut milk
    coconut milk200 milliliters
  • coconut milk
    coconut milk80 milliliters
  • tamarind
    tamarind2 pieces
  • turmeric leaf
    turmeric leaf1 piece
  • grounded coconut
    grounded coconut3 tablespoons
  • salt
    salt4 servings
  • cooking oil
    cooking oil4 servings
  • mutton
    mutton1 kilogram
  • mutton
    mutton1 kilogram

Instructions

Mix mutton pieces with turmeric powder and salt.

Put in a saucepan, add water just enough to cover the mutton.

Cover the pan and place it on stove.

Let it boil until meat is tender or almost cooked (U may also use pressure cooker).

Once the mutton is done, strain excessive broth.

Make a paste by blending together all ingredients marked * with little water.

Heat oil in wok, fry cumin and fennel seed until fragrant.

Enter the blend paste and stir.

Cover the wok and let the paste simmer and boil a few times.

Keep stirring occasionally.

The longer the paste in sauted, the better flavour U'll get.

Add thin coconut milk, dried tamarind slices, turmeric leaf and salt (do not put too much salt, as U've already added salt in mutton just now).

Mix well the gravy and let it boil a few times again.

Now, add the mutton pieces together with thick coconut milk.

Give it a stir and cover the wok again.

Cook for another 10-15 minutes, stirring occasionally.

Lastly, add the toasted coconut.

Mix evenly and dish out.

That's it!

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