Ani’s Kids Recipe,South Indian samayal & Tips!

Just to share with you…..

This  coconut-mutton varuval is a hybrid my other two Mutton Recipes(Kara kari varuval and kari varuval). This  recipe is made cooking coconut pieces and mutton together so when you eat that mutton piece you feel a diferent taste. This is my daughter’s favourite recipe. This is so simple and yummy .  Special about this varuval is hotness  from Green chilli and sweetness from coconut are blended well in mutton pieces since wepressure cook  all these together.

  Coconut Mutton Varuval Main ingredients

Coconut goat Varuval

Ingredients

1. Mutton (goatmeat)        - 1/2kg
2. Fresh  coconut pieces – one handfull (make1/4 of one side of coconut into pieces)
3. Chilli powder                   – 1/4 tsp
4. Corriander powder       – 2tsp
5. Turmeric Powder         -  1/4  tsp
6. salt                                      - as needed
7. Medium size onion       -  1 (chopped)
8. smallsize Tomato          -  2 (chopped)
9. Green chilli                      -  5 ( deponding on how much spicy u want)

For Tempering

1. Pattai (cinnamon) -1
2. Kirambu(cloves)   - 3
3. oil
4. Curry and corriander leaves

Preparation

1. Clean the mutton pieces. Put the cleaned goat (mutton/ Kari) pieces in pressure cooker. Add coconut pieces, chopped green chilli, turmericpowder a pinch,  1/2 glass water   and  pressure cook for 6 or more whistles.
2. Heat the pan.  Add 2tsp ofoil. Heat it and then add pattai and cloves. Add curry leaves.
3. Now add the onion and tomato and fry well.
4. Add chillipowder,coriander powder,turmericpowder and fry well until everything is mixed and blended well.
5. Now add content from pressure cooker and let it cook until all the water is evaporated and the curry  becomes thick.
6. Garnish with corriander leaves.

TIPS

Don’t add too much of water while  cooking mutton because while frying in  tava it will take too much time.

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