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Minced Lamb Meat Delight

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Minced Lamb/Goat Meat

Keema - Minced Lamb/Goat Meat
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Keema - Minced Lamb/Goat Meat

Minced Lamb/Goat Meat Delight

MINCED LAMB/Goat MEAT DELIGHT

Ingredients :

½ kg minced Lamb or Goat meat

1 black cardamom

1 stick cinnamon

6 black peppers

1 tspn cumin seeds

2 cups finely sliced onions

1 cup finely chopped tomatoes

2 potatoes, peeled and cut in quarters

2 green chillies slit in halves with seeds removed

½ tsp turmeric powder

1 tsp red chilli powder

2 tsp coriander seeds powder

1 tsp.garlic paste

1 tsp.ginger paste

3 tbspns cooking oil

Salt to taste

Green coriander leaves for garnishing

1 tspn lime juice

Method :

Clean and wash the goat or lamb meat mince.

Heat 2 tbspns oil in a pressure cooker. Add cardamom, cinnamon and black peppers. Once they start spluttering add sliced onions. Cook on low heat. Add tomatoes. Cook for few minutes on low heat with cover. Add garlic and ginger paste. Saute for a while.

Add turmeric powder, red chilli powder and coriander powder and mix it well. Add meat mince and salt to taste. Saute and cook for sometime. Add potatoes and mix well. Cook in the pressure cooker for 15 minutes after the first whistle. All the cooking is done in its own juices and the taste is very original.

Heat oil in a pan. Add green chillies and cumin seeds. When they splutter add spluttering mixture to the mince and mix well. Allow it to cook for sometime. Garnish with fresh coriander leaves. Add 1 tspn lime juice ( optional ). Serve hot with chapattis, gakhar or roomali rotis.

Keema - Minced Goat/Lamb Meat

Dinner is served and waiting
Dinner is served and waiting

Comments

Kulsum Mehmood 14 months ago

Thanks suzie

suziecat7 14 months ago

Thanks for the interesting recipe.

Kulsum Mehmood 2 years ago

Thank you networkrecruiting.

networkrecruiting 2 years ago

I love Indian food and I am in the process of learning to make roti but, it is not coming out like it should. So I will keep trying....love your hubs. thanks

tonymac04 2 years ago

What a wonderful-spounding recipe. Bookmarked! Will try it out soon.

Love and peace

Tony

Kulsum Mehmood 2 years ago

Thanks AdamCairn for visiting and your comment.

AdamCairn 2 years ago

So many ingredients! I love Indian cooking though, thanks for the recipes, hopefully one day I can rustle one of these dishes up!

Kulsum Mehmood 2 years ago

Yes, shamelabboush. Tastes yummmmmmmy too.

shamelabboush 2 years ago

Looks so yummmmmy :)

Kulsum Mehmood 2 years ago

Thanks Hmrjmr1 for visiting. Here in India there is a daily presence of goat meat in the menus at the restaurants and at homes. Go for this recipe as soon as you get the oppurtunity. Must be a hard life for you in Iraq.

This recipe has been passed on to the newer generations from the previous generation and is a time-tested recipe. Also it is easy to make. Hope you will enjoy it.

Hmrjmr1 2 years ago

Kulsum - at the Dining Facilities in Iraq Thursdays was goat night for the Contract workers, If you were friends with the DFAC Supervisor he would let you get some instead of the normal meal served to the troops. (Goat is not on the Army 21 day Menu) I loved it. This sounds really good. Thanks for posting it.

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