Mutton -1lb (boneless, cut into bite sized pieces)
Small onions - 1 cup (sliced)
Ginger garlic paste - 1tbsp
Chilli powder -2tsp
Dania powder - 1tsp
Turmeric powder - 1/2tsp
Garam masala powder - 1/2tsp
Mustard seeds - 1tsp
Curry leaves - as needed
Oil - 2tbsp
salt- as needed
For grinding (into a coarse paste)
Coconut -1/4cup
Jeera - 1tsp
curry leaves - as needed
Method
Cut mutton into bite sized pieces and clean them.Mix mutton with all the powders,salt and gg paste.Pressure cook it with just enough water for abt 4 whistles.In a pan, heat oil and fry mustard seeds, curry leaves and sliced small onions.Fry well till they are golden brown.Now Pour the cooked mutton with the juice in to this pan and cook it till the juice is completely evaporated.finally add the coconut paste and cook it till the raw smell disappears and mutton is well cooked.Serve hot with rice.
P.S : As you can see my mutton thoran has little bit gravy, as we like it that way.In traditional mutton thoran,there won't be any gravy at all.
The more shallots/small onions used, the more tasty this dish is...
Just finished knitting this sofy blanky for my friend who is expecting her baby this month...
4 comments:
Thoran,yummy!!
Your friend is a lucky girl.It's beautiful,comes with lot of love too!:))
Mutton thoran is a new recipe to me, Maheswari. Should try it out the next time I buy meat.
A very warm and beautiful gift..:)
Hi
This is my first time here.U've a great blog here & ur handiworks r my favourite part as even i'm into stitching ,knitting etc.,
good luck.
A very well-done (knit, I shd say) blanket. Lucky friend:) Can I please request for the knitting instructions. I'm majorly into knitting and have knit couple of scarves for myself and sweaters for my little one. I would be very glad to share patterns with you too. If it's not much trouble, please... Thanks!
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