The recipe I’m sharing this time has a very exotic name, Lauki Gosht, which is a meat curry dish with vegetables called Lauki
use more or less the same spices and herbs for almost all my Pakistani curries. If there are any differences, it’ll only be a few from one to another.
Lauki Gosht : Bottle Goard Mutton
Recipe :Sumaira Kanwal Naqvi
Ingredients :
Salt. 1 Tsp
Red chilli powder: 1-1/2 Tsp
Coriander Powder : 1 Tbsp
Termeric Powder : 1/4 Tsp
In Cumin Seeds : 1 Tbsp
All Spice Powder : 1 Tbsp
Method :
I prefer to use oil or sunflower oil , Canolive Oil for my curry dishes. Sometimes I use the organic version of these oils whenever I can.
the tip on how to peel off tomato skins:
* Make a small cross cut at the bottom of the tomatoes.
* Boil some water in the pot. Or put hot boiling water from the kettle in a cooking pot.
* Put the fruits in the pot and leave them to soak for about half a minute.
* Or, you can also keep the heat on and boil the fruits for about 15-20 seconds.
* Take the tomatoes out. You can rinse with cold water a little bit to help you handle them.
• Peel the tomatoes.
Then Blend the Tomatoes .
Cooking Method :
The thing I love about this dish is its simple method. You literally just put almost all the ingredients such as the meat, spices, salt and tomatoes in a cooking pot, and leave them to slow cook.
When the meat is tender, you add your bottle gourd and the oil in it. Then you cook further until you get a mouthwatering meat curry with thick gravy. Dish Out And Serve With Chapati & Naan
As a general rule of enjoying curry dishes, you eat the curry with with roti/ chapati, Naan bread or if the dish is quite dry and only has thick gravy.
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