Lamb/Mutton curry recipes


Achari gosht (pickled lamb curry)

Achari gosht is a lamb/mutton dish cooked in mus ...

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Mutton (or lamb) chops curry

This is a semi gravy lamb chops curry, cooked in ...

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Drumsticks and mutton curry

Drumstick and mutton curry (Munge ki phalli aur ...

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Kali Mirch Gosht Ka Salan (Mutton/Lamb Black Pepper Curry)

Pepper Mutton/Lamb curry is a spicy and tasty bl ...

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Lamb jalfrezi

Lamb jalfrezi is a very popular curry dish in th ...

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Andhra style paaya ka saalan

Paya, goats leg/trotters is one of my favourite ...

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Chettinad Mutton kuzhambu (Karaikudi mutton curry)

Chettinad food is popular for its non-vegetarian ...

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Lamb (Gosht) nihari

Nihari is a traditionally Muslim dish of Indians ...

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Mutton curry with broad beans (Chikkudukaya mutton curry)

Chikkudukaya mutton curry or avarakka mutton cur ...

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Mutton chettinadu curry

Chettinand curry a south Indian spicy curry whic ...

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Arbi aur gosht ka khatta saalan

Arbi is a root plant like potato which has a sli ...

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Suthriyan (Indian pasta)

The word Suthriyan, we use for a Indian pasta , ...

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Badami gosht pasanda

Pasanda is a popular north Indian dish. Pasanda ...

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Palak gosht karahi

Palak gosht is very popular dish in north india ...

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Mutton curry with groundnuts paste

This dish I have taken from my sister in law, wh ...

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Mutton koftas with spinach gravy (Palak masala me koftae)

Koftas are often made with minced lamb or mutton ...

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Paya ka saalan

Paya means trotters and saalan is curry. This is ...

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Shama

Owner, Author & Photographer

The recipes and dishes that you see here are created out of genuine love for cooking food and collecting recipes, especially Indian food. It is through my culinary journey that I have come to know how much diversity exists in food and what I have tasted is only the tip of an iceberg.