Ingredients:
½ KG Mutton mince
150 gms Mutton fat
100 ml Mustard oil
5 gms Whole ginger, cut into juliennes
12 gms Dry ginger powder
2 gms Asafoetida (Hing)
A pinchSaffron
250 gms Curd
10 ml Oil
10 gms Green Cardamom
5 gms Bay leaves
5 gms Cloves
Chef of the day: KARISHMA PILARE (BCT&CA 3rd sem)
5 gms Cinnamon stick
150 gms Onions
10 gms Dried Fenugreek leaves
10 gms Royal Cumin seeds
30 gms Ginger garlic paste
10 gms Black pepper powder
10 gms Cumin powder
5 gms Fennel powder
150 ml Milk
500 ml Water
For tempering
25 gms Ghee
10 gms Crushed garlic
5 gms Dried Fenugreek leaves
10 gms Fennel seeds
METHOD:
- Pound the meat on a smooth stone with a wooden mallet.
- Add fat and pound further.
- Add powdered cardamom, ginger powder, julienned ginger, pinch of saffron and salt and mix well and make a smooth paste.
- Make round balls around 1 inch in diameter and keep aside in a refrigerator.
- Beat the curd well and add a 10 ml of oil and mix well.
- Heat mustard oil in a large pan and add hing.
- Add whole garam masala and let them crackle.
- Add the ginger garlic paste and sauté for a min.
- Add the sliced onions and sauté till the onions are translucent. Cook on a slow flame to get this gentle colour. Take half of the onions and make a fine paste and add it back to the gravy.
- Add beaten curd, and gently cook the mixture.
- Add water and rest of the powders and bring to boil and simmer slowly.
- Place the meat balls gently into the gravy and without stirring, cook the meat balls. After the gravy thickens, reduce the flame and simmer further.
- Hear ghee and mustard oil mix in a flat pan.
- Add fennel seeds, remaining cardamom.
- Once they burn, sprinkle on top of the sauce.
- Serve the Gushtaba with rice and naan.