MUTTON CHUKKA
INGREDIENTS
Mutton - 1 kg
Onions - 5 nos.
Tomato - 3 nos.
Curry leaves - 15 nos.
Ginger garlic paste - 3 tsps
Mint leaves - 6 nos.
Corriander leaves - 1 hand full
Mutton masala - 3 tsps
Turmeric powder - 1.5 tsp
Chilly powder - 2 tsps
Pepper powder - 1.5 tsp
Corriander powder - 1.5 tsp
Cardamom - 3 nos
Cinnamon - 1 no
Cloves - 3 nos.
Salt - to taste
Oil - required
METHODS
1. Heat the pressure cooker with oil. Add cardamom, cinnamon, cloves, onions and saute well till the onions becomes transparent.
2. Then add turmeric powder and Ginger garlic paste and saute till the raw smell vanish.
3. Now add the cleaned mutton, salt and pressure cook for 6 whistles in medium flame. Water amount to the required consistency.. here i have used water 1 inch above the mutton level.
4. Let the process continues one side.. at the same time heat the kada with little oil. Add tomatoes and saute well.. don't add water.. let the tomato cooks and mash automatically..
5. Add curry leaves, mutton masala, mint leaves and saute well.. the mutton masala should not burn while cooking..
6. Add chilly powder, corriander powder and saute till the raw smell dispers. Be careful since we are cooking without water inorder to avoid burning.
7. Now add the pressure cooked mutton along with the cooking masal in the kada.
Let the mutton cooks till the existing water evaporates.
8. Finally check for salt and add pepper powder and corriander leaves and stir well. A spicy mutton chukka/pepper mutton is ready to serve.
(Tips: when you feels the mutton is too harder or it takes more time to cook, add some cabbage(1 hand full chopped) along with the mutton while pressure cooking.. so that your mutton will be super soft)
FOR BACHELOR COOKING
1. Heat the pressure cooker with oil.
Add onions, turmeric powder, ginger garlic paste and saute well till the raw smell vanish and the onions become soft.
2. Add tomatoes, mint leaves, curry leaves, corriander leaves and saute till the tomatoes mash up.
3. Now add cleaned mutton, salt and saute for few minutes. You can see water seperates from mutton. At that time add mutton masala and stir well.
4. Add few cabbages along with the mutton and pressure cook for 7 Whistles. Add water to about one inch above the mutton level while pressure cooking.
5. Release the whistle and add pepper powder, check for salt and cook till the water evaporates. Now the dry mutton chukka is ready to serve. Happy eating :)