Mutton Curry
A hearty South Indian mutton curry with freshly ground spices and coconut. Serve this rich, aromatic gravy with rice, idli, dosa, chapati or parotta.

Let’s make it
- 01
Cut mutton meat in required size, wash using water and turmeric powder.
- 02
Take a pan, add 1 tablespoon of oil wait till it heat.
- 03
Keep the flame in medium, then add cinnamon, cloves and coriander seeds. Continue frying for 10 seconds.
- 04
Then add red chillies, fennel seeds, cumin seeds and pepper seeds in it. Continue frying.
- 05
Add grated / sliced coconut and continue frying for 1 minute. Then transfer the contents to a plate.
- 06
Cut 1 onion and 1 tomato into small pieces.
- 07
In the same pan add 1 tablespoon of oil and fry the onion and tomato for 2 to 3 minutes.
- 08
In a mixer jar add the contents of the plate and grind it coursely. Then add the fried onion and tomato into it.
- 09
Grind it into smooth paste. Add water as per requirement.
- 10
Take a pressure cooker, add 4 tablespoon oil, wait till it heats up and then add 1 bay leaf and 1 or 2 black cardamom. Fry it for 10 seconds.
- 11
Add a chopped onion into it and continue frying for another 2 minutes.
- 12
Add ginger garlic paste and keep frying till raw smell leaves.
- 13
Add washed mutton into it. Fry it gently for 5 minutes.
- 14
Add the paste from mixer jar and continue frying for another 5 minutes.
- 15
Add garam masala, turmeric powder and salt as per taste. Continue frying for another 1 minute.
- 16
Add 5 curry leaves in it and then pour 500 ml of water into it.
- 17
Close the lid and pressure cook for 6 to 7 whistles depending on softness required in medium flame.
- 18
Turn off the stove, wait till pressure drops. Open the lid and add coriander leaves and remaining curry leaves into it. Mix well.
- 19
Tasty Mutton Curry is ready !
A note from our kitchen
It goes better with Idli, Dosa, Naan, Chappathi, Parotta etc., It also goes better with rice as gravy.



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