Mutton Roast

Mutton Roast

All set for Easter? Menu decided? I wanted to post a dessert recipe, a pudding recipe to be specific, as an Easter post. Couldn’t find the recipe which I was looking for, ended up with another dessert recipe, which turned out to be a disaster :(. So long story short, mutton got lucky today and here it is :)

It’s a pretty basic recipe but turned out to be nice and too easy to make. No long list of ingredients and less time too. Something which I loved about it, after my dessert experiment proving to be costly in terms of time & effort.

Since you are busy with Easter preparations, am not taking much of your time. Going straight to the recipe, but before that…

We wish you and your loved ones a Blessed Easter! May the risen Lord shower his blessings upon you and your family!

Have fun!

This is an old pic…It brings me memories of Easter celebrations back home. Thought I will share it with you :)

Here is the recipe:

  1. Mutton  – 1 kg (cut into med size pieces)
  2. Onion – 4, finely sliced
  3. Ginger & garlic paste – 3 tsp, each
    Crushed small onion – 6
  4. Red chilly powder – 1- 1 1/2 tbsp
    Turmeric powder – 3/4 tsp
    Garam masala – 1- 1 1/2 tsp
    Fennel powder (perumjeerakam podichathu) – 1/2 – 1 tsp
  5. Water – 1/4-1/2 cup
  6. Salt
  7. Oil
    Curry leaves

Heat oil in a pressure cooker and add finely sliced onions. Saute till it becomes golden brown colour. Add ginger & garlic paste & crushed small onion & curry leaves. Fry for a few minutes. Mix the masala powders with a little oil or water and add to the curry. When the raw smell of masala is gone & oils starts appearing, add cleaned mutton pieces and salt. Mix well & saute for 5 minutes. Add water & cover and cook till the mutton is done.

If there is excess water, let it evaporate completely. Transfer the curry to a non stick pan and cook on low flame till it is roasted well. (If  your pressure cooker is non stick, you can do this process in the cooker itself.)

Serve with rice/roti/appam.

Note: I used Kashmiri chilly powder & coconut oil.

Recipe source: Lakshmi Nair, Magic Oven, Kairali Tv

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  • http://divyascookbook.blogspot.com Divya

    Hey Maria..Happy Easter to you and Jose!!

    I can see both of us trying so many recipes from Lakshmi Nair and Vanitha..:):).

  • Ancy

    Happy Easter to both of you. That is quite a spread there. :)
    Btwn the pal was good. Thanks

  • http://www.shabscuisine.blogspot.com shab

    Thats a nice one maria…nice pic too….happy easter to u and family….

  • jasmin

    Happy Easter to you.This time almost every dishes in my easter menu was from your site.All was excellent and yummy according to my hubby…we thoroughly njoyed all the dishes.

  • http://giniann.wordpress.com Gini

    Mutton was on our dinner table too. Love the old photograph.

  • http://kaipunyam.com tina

    Ithu kandappozhe kazhichathinu thulyamayeeeeee

  • http://riascollection.blogspot.com/ Ria

    Maria, hope you both had a great day! I hopped in here to see that dessert recipe you were chatting about :D

    Mutton roast looks really delicious! Nice click!

  • http://rashminair.blogspot.com Rashmi

    Belated wished to you too Maria..

    This one looks awesome! Can’t wait to try it out myself. Tfs. :)

  • http://sourashtrakitchen.blogspot.com Radhika Vasanth

    Belated Easter Wishes Maria, hope you had a good one. The Mutton roast looks decadent with kerala’s staple rice.

  • Sherin

    Very nice my dear. Excellent recipe. Thanks a lot from me & my fly.

    • http://www.mariasmenu.com Maria

      Hi Sherin,

      You are welcome dear :) Its great to know that you and your family liked it.

      Cheers
      Maria

  • elsa

    absolutely delicious maria.thanks again.

    • http://www.mariasmenu.com Maria

      Hi Elsa

      You are welcome dear & thanks for the comment :)

      Cheers
      Maria

  • suma

    Dear Maria,

    Yesterday I made this dish and it was absolutely great and delicious. My kids love u for the wonderful dishes they get to eat. Thank you.

    suma

    • http://www.mariasmenu.com Maria

      Hi Suma,

      Thank you so much for trying out this recipe and also for sharing your feedback here :). It’s great to know that your family likes the recipes posted here. My special regards to your kids.

      Cheers
      Maria

  • Ann

    hi .. im going to try out this recipe , i have a doubt, after closing the pressure cooker for it to cook .. after how many whistle should i switch it off ? 

    • http://mariasmenu.com Maria Jose

      Hi Ann,

      Looks like my reply is coming a bit delayed, sorry about that :( I’m away on a short trip to Kerala. The cooking time for mutton very much depends on the type of mutton. I usually use Indian mutton. After the first whistle, I reduce the flame to low-medium and cook for 7 more whistles and keep it closed for another 25 mins.

      Hope you liked this roast :)

      Cheers
      Maria

  • Merin Thomas

    For the first time  I was able to make an absolutely fantastic and lip smacking mutton dish. Everyone in the family liked it. Thank you for an easy and splendid dish.

    • http://mariasmenu.com Maria Jose

      Hi Merin,

      Thanks a ton for such a fab comment :) Great to know that this dish was enjoyed by your family.

      Cheers
      Maria

  • Tres

    Hi Maria

    One of the easiest and tastiest mutton roast. Thanks Maria. 
    Maria have u ever tried chicken roast as a whole with masala stuffed in?  If so do you mind sharing it?

    Thanks
    Tres

    • http://mariasmenu.com Maria Jose

      Hi Tres,

      Thanks dear! I havent tried whole chicken roast yet. If I happen to try it and if it turns out well, I’ll post it here :)

      Cheers
      Maria

  • Neethu Thambi

    Awesome recipe Maria. … simple and easy and very tasty. This was the first time i succeeded with mutton.. Thank you so much

    • http://mariasmenu.com Maria Jose

      You are welcome Neethu! I’m glad that you liked this recipe. Thank you very much for the comment :)

      Cheers
      Maria