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                Mutton steeped in gravy of spicy mince, soaked with rare spices, rara gosht is every bit regal in taste.
				
				
                                    
Mutton Curry is a wonderful meat curry, yummy, possessing exceptional tastes of their own, not very spicy. This curry has a superb blend of whole spices included into the curry infusing the gravy with its quality in to the mutton in addition to few others spices included into. The curry is also added in with little vinegar and tamarind juice to make sure that it held up for few days.
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Mutton Curry is a wonderful meat curry, yummy, possessing exceptional tastes of their own, not very spicy. This curry has a superb blend of whole spices included into the curry infusing the gravy with its quality in to the mutton in addition to few others spices included into. The curry is also added in with little vinegar and tamarind juice to make sure that it held up for few days.
Mutton curry is an Indian curry recipe that's prepared from mutton and veggies and came from Bengali cuisine. Key ingredients of mutton curry consist of mutton, onion, tomato and spices.
Mutton curry was initially prepared, heated with a fire in a large pot. Now, it may be cooked utilizing pressure cookers and crock pots. Mutton curry can be offered with rice.
Tips for Cooking Mutton:
Variation:
Roasted Mutton Curry, mutton rich in gravy of hot and spicy mince, soaked with exceptional spices.
                                                    sudhiir reddy Posted on Fri Jun 07 2013
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                                                    sudhiir reddy Posted on Fri Jun 07 2013
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                                                    sudhiir reddy Posted on Fri Jun 07 2013
Don't sue me for the infringement of patent if i use these dishes in my future yet not established restaurant..!
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                                                    Deepa Mistry Posted on Fri Jun 07 2013
Chef, PLEASSSEEE show us recipe of whole wheat bagels! love your recipes, they are soo delicious and yet simple.
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                                                    Serkan E Posted on Fri Jun 07 2013
Chef, plzzzz show some summer recipes that goes well with warm weather. I really don't see myself eating mutton when it's really hot. Cold drinks/cocktails and salads are welcome.
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                                                    Bil Malik Posted on Fri Jun 07 2013
I love it without mince. Ill try it just meat. Thanks.
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                                                    hirubhaiambani Posted on Sat Jun 08 2013
In India, mutton = goat. But you can substitute with lamb if you cannot find goat
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