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Mangsa Poorga

Marinated boneless pieces of mutton cooked with onions, tomatoes and lots of masala.

Mangsa Poorga Mangsa Poorga

Chef's Name

: Aditya bal

Recipe Servings

: 4

Recipe Cook Time

: 1 hour 30 minutes

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Ingredients

  • 1/2 kg boneless mutton

    1 onion - chopped

    2 tomatoes

    Fresh coriander


    For Marination:

    3 tbsp curd

    1 tbsp ginger paste

    1 tbsp garlic paste

    1 tsp black pepper powder

    1 tsp turmeric powder

    salt to taste


    For Garam Masala:

    4-5 cloves

    1 brown cardamom

    1/2 an inch of cinnamon

    5-7 black peppercorns

    3 green cardamoms

    1/2 an inch of mace

Method

Coat the mutton with all the ingredients for marination. Leave it to marinate for an hour.

Grind all the ingredients for garam masala together, keeping them whole. Heat mustard oil in a pan. Slightly roast the garam masala in it.

Add the onion and saute till it turns transparent. Add one chopped tomato. Stir well.

Finally, add the marinated mutton and coat it well with the masala. Leave it to cook for about 20 minutes.

Garnish with tomato and coriander. Serve hot.

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