A.R.A.D. (A Recipe A Day): Laal Gosht...

Sunday, January 14, 2007

Laal Gosht...

It is a Rajasthani dish also known as Laal Maas. Very rich, hot and spicy dish.

Ingredients:
* Mutton 250 gms
* Whole Dhaniya 2 tsp
* Whole Red chillies 6-8
* Onions 2 medium
* Whole garam masala 1 tsp
* Oil
* Yoghurt 1 cup
* Green paste 1 tsp

Procedure:
Heat tawa, roast dhaniya and red chilles for a minute. Blend them into a paste with onion.
Marinate bite size pieces of mutton in green paste and onion-dhaniya-chilli paste and yoghurt for an hour.
Finely chop onions. Fry them till light golden. Add marinated mutton. Cook till oil seperates.
Add a cup of water and let it cook till mutton becomes tender.
Serve hot with parathas/naan.

Sunday, January 14, 2007 | Permalink

Your name. What does it denotes ?

When I read it, I remembered a ghazal sung by Begu Akhtar, written by " Daag Dehlvi"

uzr aane me.n bhii hai aur bulaate bhii nahii.n
baais-e-tark-e-mulaaqaat bataate bhii nahii.n

[uzr = hesitate; bais = reason]
[tark-e-mulaaqaat = terminating acquaintanceship]

Khuub pardaa hai ke chilman se lage baiThe hai.n
saaf chhupate bhii nahii.n saamane aate bhii nahii.n

ho chukaa qata ta'lluq to jafaaye.n kyo.n ho
jin ko matalab nahii.n rahataa vo sataate bhii nahii.n

ziist se tang ho ai 'Daag' to jiite kyo.n ho
jaan pyaarii bhii nahii.n jaan se jaate bhii nahii.n

Posted by HAREKRISHNAJI | Mon Jan 15, 03:37:00 PM GMT

wah wah kya baat hai...

i like poetry by Daag Dehelvi...

hab-e-visaal hai roshan chiraag gul kar do
khushi ki bazm mein kya kaam jalne walo ka

my cyber name was inspired by a character the book A Suitable Boy by Vikram Seth :-)

Posted by Saleem Pothiwala | Mon Jan 15, 03:44:00 PM GMT

I think it is my first time here. What is the green paste? It looks really rich and spicy like you said.

Posted by Anonymous | Tue Jan 16, 02:28:00 AM GMT