UrbanRajah Presentation

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Presently, looking for Lamb Korma dish has become
the recent trend. It is an Indian food, which is
tasty and yummy. In this dish, huge chunk of lamb
has been used along with a curry sauce that is
quite creamy in nature. There are some people who
love to eat different types of Indian food but it
is not possible for them to visit the nearby
restaurants to have a lip-smacking Indian food
item of your own choice. It is best to have the
foods prepared at home.
You can easily refer to the methods for preparing
the foods, furnished in the well known online
sites, and cook the foods in your house. Besides
these, you can search and find various
non-vegetarian food preparation methods through
the online sites.
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Deep into the cold nights of Blighty's winter,
the ever hungry team at the Guardian's Cook
supplement got in touch to find out what's
keeping the Rajah warm during these inclement
months. My epicurean response was to deliver a
hearty lamb and lentil broth scooped straight
from the mountainous villages of northern
Pakistan and India, better known as Haleem.
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Fry up the onions in the oil until crispy and
golden, then set them aside on kitchen towel to
dry out. Keep the oil. In the same pan, using the
onion oil, brown off the mutton, adding the
cardamom, fennel, cumin, coriander and chilli
powder. When the mutton is browned, drop in the
cloves, peppercorns and salt and cook over a low
heat for around 30 minutes, until the meat has
started to cook in its own juices and the mix is
looking darker. Blend the yoghurt, chillies,
reserved fried onions and tomatoes, turning it
into a paste. Add the paste into the pan and
swish the ingredients around until everything is
coated. Turn up the heat to medium and cook for a
further 1½ hours, making sure you stir
frequently. To stop the ingredients drying out
and sticking to the bottom of the pan, add the
water at intervals. The curry shouldnt be too
runny. Just before serving, add a teaspoon of
kewra or rosewater.
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Heat the oil in a large pan over a medium
temperature and add the cardamoms, cloves,
cinnamon quill, fennel and coriander seeds and
fry for just under a minute until theyve
darkened in colour and they acquiesce their
aroma. Add the onion, chillies lamb, garlic and
ginger and brown for 56 minutes. Pour in the
water, stir vigorously and turn up the heat until
the pan is bubbling, season with salt. Turn down
to a low heat and leave to simmer for up to 2
hours or until the lamb has become tender and
easy to tear apart with a fork.
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