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Chaanp-E-Bahar

 

Features

Non-vegetarian dish, served as main course

 

Ingredients  (Click here for measurement conversion)

Lamb - 6 big pieces

Onion - 150 gm, chopped

Khuskhus (poppy seeds) - 50 gm, paste

Cumin seeds - 5 gm

Rose essence - 3 drops

Plain yoghurt - 150 gm

Green chilli - 5 gm, paste

Ginger paste - 10 gm

Garlic paste - 5 gm

Garam Masala - 5 gm

Yellow Lentils - 5 gm, paste

Saffron - few twigs

Oil - 100 gm

Salt - to taste

 

Method

  • Wash the lamb pieces and pat dry with kitchen towels.

  • Flatten using a heavy object (e.g. a clean hammer).

  • Mix green chilli paste, ginger paste, garlic paste and yellow lentils paste in a container.

  • Add garam masalla and salt to it.

  • Marinate the lamb pieces in this mixture and leave aside for 45 minutes.

  • Heat oil in a pan and fry 25 gm chopped onion until brown.

  • Keep aside and let it cool down.

  • Shallow fry the lamb pieces (not the other ingredients) in the remaining oil.

  • Leave aside.

  • Heat oil in a pressure cooker.

  • Fry the remaining onion and khuskhus for 5 minutes.

  • Add the lamb pieces and all other ingredients.

  • Fry for some more minutes until the lamb pieces get covered by the spices.

  • Add saffron and rose essence and let the lamb cook at low heat.

  • Keep the cooker covered.

  • No water has to be added.

  • The water released from lamb and yoghurt will be enough for the cooking.

  • Remove from heat when the lamb is tender.

  • Fry the cumin seeds in a separate pan without any oil.

  • Stir constantly to prevent burning of the spices.

  • Fry them until dark brown.

  • Grind the fried cumin seeds.

  • Garnish with fried cumin powder and chopped coriander leaves.

  • Serve piping hot.

 

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