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1 March 2017 Maas Ke Sule Starter, Non-Veg

Thin escallops from leg of baby lamb marinated with passionately fiery red chillies, sense tickling Indian spices like of cloves, garlic, kacchri and yoghurt. Smoked and roasted in tandoor for mysteriously deep flavoured creation. “It is journey of a passionate foodie…!!!

INGREDIENTS

Mutton – 500 gms

(Baby leg, boneless and cut into chunks)

Refined oil - for frying

Onions (sliced) - 150 gms

Cashew nut – 50 gms

Hung curd – 200 gms

Garlic paste – 2 tablespoon

Ginger paste – 1 tablespoon

Salt - to taste

Red chilli powder- 1teaspoon

Kacchri (dry sour cucumber) grounded – ½ teaspoon

Cloves (grounded) – 3 nos

Mustard oil- 20 ml

Ghee (clarified butter) – 50 gms

Fresh Green coriander (chopped) - 5 sprigs

Chaat masala - ½ teaspoon

FOR SMOKING

Live charcoal

Ghee (clarified butter) - 10 gms

Cloves – 2 nos

METHOD OF PREPARATION


  • Clean and wash the meat, remove all the white membranes, cut into square and then flatten it by beating with wooden hammer.
  • Heat refined oil and fry the sliced onions and cashew nut (both separately) to golden brown colour. Drain the excess oil on absorbent paper and grind the fried onions and cashew nut in a processor to a paste.
  • Make a marination with hung curd, garlic paste, ginger paste, salt, red chilli powder, kachri powder, clove powder mustard oil and onion cashew nut paste.
  • Marinate the meat with the above marination.
  • Make awell inthecentre of the meat andplacealivecoalwithclarified butterandcloveforsmokingandcoverimmediately, thiswillimpartanuniquesmokyflavortothemeat and keep under refrigeration for 6 hours.
  • Take a skewer, pass the skewer through the lamb and cook on a barbeque or a clay oven rotating the skewer occasionally for uniform cooking and basting with the melted butter. Alternatively marinated lamb can also be cooked in pre heated oven at 180 Deg C (20- 25 minutes).
  • Serve hot, sprinkled with chopped coriander, Chaat masala and lemon juice.

Recipe by: Chef Sameer Shah, Executive Chef - Rambagh Palace, Jaipur