The Kids play space had two riders, a toy car and a house that had few kids chairs. Peddu wanted me to get into the house, I was trying to feed him and he was running around the place. Chinnu refused to eat, so my target was Peddu. He made sure I ran around to feed him. He went into the doll house saying "Jolly, the house is nice". We were quite surprised at him using the word Jolly. He wanted me to enter the house, I told him its quite small for me. He was looking surprised for that!
Thanks to her friends Mom, our little madam is busy these days trying her hand at Stitching. I must remember to thank her friends Mom for coming out with such a brilliant idea to keep the girls engaged. Her friend K, is a year older than her and they are always together during the weekends. If I remember correctly, this is the first summer they are at home. Normally she leaves to her granny's place for Summer. Konda somehow forgot to discuss her birthday. She normally takes toffees to her school friends during April. This is the first year we completely forgot about it! When I remembered, I was feeling so awful. It was almost like my lil one has grown out of her childhood. Of course not, atleast I hope so!
Coming to today's recipe this is something I made many days ago. I haven't got around making anything new, so this is from my draft and it was good that I had it all typed as I had already shared it for a reader. So guess I am now sharing with the rest!
Ingredients Needed:
Mutton - 250 gms
Onions - 1 medium
Green Chillies - 2 medium
Curry leaves 5-6
Ginger Garlic paste - 1 tsp
Turmeric powder a pinch
Chili powder - 1 tsp
Coriander powder - 1 tsp
Cashewnut powder - 1/2 tsp (opt)
Crushed peppercorns - 2 tsp
Garam Masala - 1/4 tsp
Salt to taste
Oil - 2 tsp
Method to prepare:
Wash Mutton and chop into medium sized chunks.
Pressure cook the mutton with 1/4 tsp of ginger garlic paste, a pinch of salt, turmeric powder along with 1 cup of water. Pressure cook till the mutton is well cooked and tender. Drain the stock from the mutton.
Heat a pan with oil, sauté chopped onions, green chillies, curry leaves, then add the remaining ginger garlic paste, Fry for 2 0 3 mins, till everything gets done.
Then add the cooked mutton pieces, add all the spice powder except peppercorns. Combine everything well and cook it covered under sim for 5 mins.
Remove the lid and sauté well. By now the spices are well coated. Sprinkle in freshly ground peppercorns. Mix well. It gets done in 5 mins time after adding the peppercorns.
Note: I used the stock from this cooked mutton to the rice. You can make soup with it. Peppercorns have to be freshly ground and it should be coarse, not too fine not too coarse.
The taste of the fresh pepper along with curry leaves gives a heady taste!
Hope you make this and enjoy!
Ramya Vijaykumar says
Seems very simple and delicious, infact the moment I saw the pictures I realized am feeling hungry... Kids are really difficult to understand sometimes very weird too, once we were guests at a distant relatives place, we told them that we had our share of snacks and tea at home but my nephew walked to them asking for a glass of milk, which he refused to take milk at home... 😉
meeso says
Looks so delicious, the mutton makes me think of lamb!
Pooja says
Looks tempting and yummy...
Pavithra says
Picture is so good...Even though i never eat non -veg it is tempting me..
Superchef says
you have such fun times with the lil ones dont you??!! 🙂 the mutton fry looks great!
Happy cook says
I love mutton and this looks so yummy delicious, it is a real pity we don't get mutton here.
Wow that must have been a real surprise Konda herself forgeting her b'day.
Lavanya says
mutton fry looks wonderful..want to have it...kindly pass the plate to here:)
Arundathi says
hi valli!! i know its been a long long time! i've been posting regularly but not really keeping in touch!
nice to hear about the kids! and i'm enjoying the new website, b.curries. talk to you soon!
Ann says
Yummy yum Sri..Athamma is still recovering ? (my prayers for her)
Sharmila says
Always love to read about your kiddos. 🙂
The mutton fry looks so dry and crispy! Just the way I like. 🙂
Priyameena says
I visited your blog so many times...I just love your blog..your kids r so amazing..by seeing your mutton fry tempting me to cook mutton this weekend!!
Priya says
WOw wat a delicious dish, ur pictures makes me hungry..
Kitchen Flavours says
Oh wow looks flavourful and spicy....Keeping the children busy during holidays is really a good thing....
bindiya says
Sri my husband loves mutton, will make this for him, I am sure he will love it!
Kamini says
It's always so nice to read about your kids.
The recipe looks great, as always.
Varunavi says
lovely fry, i just love this.Dish looks yummyyyyyyyy
Khaugiri says
It's looking tempting.....
Soma says
Mutton always makes my mouth water, & i do not eat it often... My dd1 loves it more than anything else probably. This spicy dry preparation of yours reminds me of the kind my Brother in law cooked once. Fingerlicking!
Home Cooked Oriya Food says
Looks so yum! And very well presented too...
sampada says
Wow! mutton recipe sounds delicious...when i was in Andhra my mother used to do varieties of mutton recipes...uphere in U.S. i always have a hard time trying to find ingredients....gonna try it this weekend...all i have to say is chaala chaala bagundi...thanks for sharing the recipe.
Shreya says
I have to admit I have never cooked mutton. My mother used to make mutton dishes (including mutton cutlets) when we were kids, but later stopped buying the meat. This recipe sounds simple and the dish looks delicious... hope I can give a try soon:-)
Pooja says
Looks yummy and tempting..Makes me hungry 🙂 I love mutton fry.
Suparna says
hi,
though I don't eat mutton should try this recipe with potato or so coz it looks very moutwatering. I was going through ur recipes at peace today ....u r amazing, so many varities....each one looks so mouthwatering. good one! congratulations on completing 2 years of blogging!
Here's wishing u happy blogging ahead and continue inspiring many 🙂
TC
Jain Recipes says
Love your blog and so pleased you're updating again. Looking forward to checking out your new recipes
VNREDDY says
This is awesome,,,i made this dish while looking your reciepe...my flat mates were enjoyed alot with this dish combination of BEER.......so good....V.N.Reddy
Srivalli says
Thanks for the Feedback!, glad you enjoyed this.
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