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Showing posts with label Tangy Meat Fry. Show all posts

TAMARIND MEAT CURRY OR TANGY MEAT CURRY



TAMARIND ( PULI) MEAT CURRY OR TANGY MEAT CURRY
A delicious, finger licking meat dish that is popular in many Anglo-Indian homes  - Meat cooked in tamarind sauce. Goes well with Bread, Rice, Hoppers, Rice Pancakes, etc. 
Serves 6     Preparation Time 45 minutes
 Ingredients 
½ kg mutton or beef cut into medium size pieces     
2 big onions sliced                            
½  teaspoon coriander powder         
4 red chilies broken into bits              
2 teaspoons chillie powder
1teaspoon ginger garlic paste           
Salt to taste         
2 tablespoons oil   
1 Bay Leaf                               
½ cup thick tamarind juice


Wash the meat and mix it with the ginger garlic paste, salt, coriander powder and the chillie powder. Heat oil in a pan and fry the onions, Bay leaf and Red chillies till golden brown.  Add the meat and mix well.  Fry for a few minutes. Add sufficient water and cook on medium heat till the meat is done. Add the thick tamarind juice and mix well. Keep frying till the gravy is thick and dark brown
Serve with Rice or Bread or even hoppers 
If cooking in a Pressure cooker, switich off after 5 or 6 whistles. When the pressure dies down, mix in the thick tamarind juice and simmer till the gravy is sufficiently thick. 

TANGY MEAT FRY OR MEAT PULI FRY (Meat cooked with Tamarind)



TANGY MEAT FRY OR MEAT PULI FRY (Meat cooked with Tamarind)
An easy and quick dish to prepare and is an old Anglo-Indian favourite. Cooked in a tamarind base, the curry / fry tastes even more delicious the next day if eaten with Hoppers or Dosas

Serves 6     Preparation Time 45 minutes
Ingredients:
½ kg mutton or beef cut into medium size pieces     
2 big onions sliced
½ teaspoon coriander powder
2 teaspoons chillie powder
1teaspoon ginger garlic paste
Salt to taste
2 tablespoons oil
½ cup thick tamarind juice

Wash the meat and mix it with the ginger garlic paste, salt, coriander powder and the chillie powder. Heat oil in a pan and fry the onions till golden brown.  Add the meat and mix well.  Fry for a few minutes. Add sufficient water and cook on medium heat till the meat is tender. Add the thick tamarind juice and mix well. Keep frying till the gravy is very thick and dark brown.
Serve with steamed white rice or Hoppers