This Kolyaas ki shaak specializes in seasonal blend of vegetables and spices. This seasonal blend along with boneless mutton chunks yielded an 'best dish' back, at home. With flavour-enhancers like Dill leaves, hariboot/green garbazo beans, radhish, laal mirch/fresh red chillies, I must say that this is most delecious curry I ever had :P
It was my mother who few days back, pointed out the fresh dill leaves growing in clusters near parking slot of my flat, I really felt ashamed of not noticing them before. All thanks to her :), I am using them very often :) And green garbazo beans/hariboot, sub-catagory of kabuli chana made this shaak/curry more detectable with nutty texture. You can also add imli extract, yielding to ambat shaak or sour curry, which would go ideal with hot rice.
Overall, this curry is an seasonal Hyderabadi feast :) We enjoyed them with hot dosa. With pouring complements, all I can ask you guys is an try with smile :)
Preparation time: 20 minutes
Cooking time: 35 minutes
Serves: 4
Ingredients required
For temper
- 2 tbspn of oil
- 1 tsp rai/mustard seeds
- 1 tsp jeera
- 1/4 tsp methi seeds/fenugreek seeds
- 3-4 garlic pods
- Handful of curry leaves
- 3 Slit, red chillies
To be blended
- 1/2 cup of finely chopped tomatos
- 1 tsp ginger-garlic paste
- 3/4 cup finely chopped coconut chunks
other
- 1 cup of finely chopped onions
- 1/2 cup of finely chopped tomatos
- 1/2 tsp haldi/turmeric powder
- Salt, to taste
- 1 tsp chilly powder
- 1 tsp sambhar powder
- 1 tbspn dhanya powder
- 1 tsp jeera powder
- 1/2 cup of hariboot/green garbazo beans
- 1 cup of thinly sliced radhish
- 1 cup of finely chopped dill leaves
- 250 gm of mutton boneless piece (Pressure cooked for 2-3 whistle, along with 11/2 cup water and pinch of haldi/turmeric powder)
Method
Heat oil in an pan and temper with rai, let them sizzle. This is followed by all other ingredients under temper.
Now add onions and saute till they become transculent.
Now, add tomatos followed by all other spices.
Now throw in radhish and hariboot, followed by mutton along with stock.
Cover, and let them cook till radhish and hariboot gets done. Simmer the flame for fifteen minutes. Afterso, add blended coconut-tomato mix, followed by dill leaves.
Simmer for five minutes, check the seasoning and serve hot with rice/dosa
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we hardly ever get green garbanzo here but whenever I get them, I grab - will definitely try this the next time I see them
ReplyDeleteHealthy preparation akka.thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteLooks yummy ....it makes me hungry:)
ReplyDeleteLovely curry arthy plus i really like the veggies added :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious curry
ReplyDeleteThat is a different mutton curry from normal one. Nutritious curry by adding veggies in this curry
ReplyDeleteWow vegetable mutton curry looks awesome arthy.Seen dill leaves but never used them.Must be very very delicious .
ReplyDeletedelicious mutton curry.
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This looks so yum and spicy...Loved every bit of it :)
ReplyDeleteI miss hariboot and Hyderabad this time of the year when hariboot is abundantly available.. My mom use to add it to almost all the curries, but dry and gravies but do not remember it in mutton curry. But I am sure it tasted great.
ReplyDeleteGreen garbanzo beans & dill leaves are the highlight for me. Nice flavors going on, Arthy :)
ReplyDeleteYum cuury. Cannot say I am a great lover of dill but will try its out minus the mutton of course.
ReplyDeletegood recipe with mutton I am pure veggie but def looks perfect for non veggies
ReplyDeleteLoving the curry Arthy plus the step by step pix made it more easy for me to make :)
ReplyDeletewow one fingerlicking and mouthwatering mutton curry sis...
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