Aalu Gosht

. Aloo gosth is one of the most famous meat and vegetable amalgamations that are eaten all over the Indian subcontinent, mainly in India, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Mutton, veal, beef, lamb, or even chicken can be used to prepare this delectable curry with potatoes that are diced and seasoned with spices like cumin, salt, pepper and red chili powder. Mainly aloo gosht recipe is eaten with tandoori roti or chapatti but it can also be eaten with naan and it has a very special taste when it is eaten alongside boiled rice.
Aalu Gosht
. Aloo gosth is one of the most famous meat and vegetable amalgamations that are eaten all over the Indian subcontinent, mainly in India, Afghanistan, and Pakistan. Mutton, veal, beef, lamb, or even chicken can be used to prepare this delectable curry with potatoes that are diced and seasoned with spices like cumin, salt, pepper and red chili powder. Mainly aloo gosht recipe is eaten with tandoori roti or chapatti but it can also be eaten with naan and it has a very special taste when it is eaten alongside boiled rice.
Cooking Instructions
- 1
In a cooking pot, add beef, onion, tomato, Salt, Coriander Powder, whole hot spices, green chili, garlic, turmeric, red chili powder, red chili crushed, whole cumin, cumin powder, and water.
- 2
Steam it for an hour on low flame
- 3
After that, add cooking oil, yogurt, potatos and steam it for 10-15 minutes on low flame.
- 4
Now its ready to eat
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