Mutton Kunna

It is easy to make but difficult to document and share. Main is the spices if you just arrange, roasted and ground; then it's a quick recipe. I learnt one of my friend’s mom. When I had in her house, mein deewani hogayi thi. Then I ask her mom to pass me this recipe. So from that day I always make after eid . Only the black cumin part my husband and daughter doesn’t like it at all but I feel it's a main ingredient. So if you guys want to try, out few black cumin. You will see the difference. Apologies for not good picture, everyone was hungry and couldn’t resist it. 😊 #meatyeid
Mutton Kunna
It is easy to make but difficult to document and share. Main is the spices if you just arrange, roasted and ground; then it's a quick recipe. I learnt one of my friend’s mom. When I had in her house, mein deewani hogayi thi. Then I ask her mom to pass me this recipe. So from that day I always make after eid . Only the black cumin part my husband and daughter doesn’t like it at all but I feel it's a main ingredient. So if you guys want to try, out few black cumin. You will see the difference. Apologies for not good picture, everyone was hungry and couldn’t resist it. 😊 #meatyeid
Steps
- 1
Kunna masala: Take cumin (roasted and ground, coriander ( roasted and ground), red chili powder, Turmeric and garam masala, cloves,fennels seeds, and cardamoms; all roasted, ground and mix everything all together in pan and roast it again slightly. Check the color in picture and I love the aroma of all spices. Keep aside.
- 2
Take a clay pot(handi) and pour oil (usually kunna makes in Ghee but I don’t use Ghee so i just take slightly more oil) make it hot and add small chopped onion with Ginger garlic paste
- 3
Add white cumin and meat and fry. Add spices which you have prepared and fry at least 5 mins on high flame.
- 4
On the other side boil water in saucepan. One you are done with frying, pour hot water and cover it.
- 5
Cook until meat gets tender and cook well. Once the meat is cooked, make a paste of Atta with water and add in Kunna curry. Mix it and keep on low flame for half an hour.
- 6
Tips: I don’t use black cumin from the top, as my family doesn’t like it at all. But Once your kunna is done, sprinkle black cumin at least 1/2 tsp and cover it for 5 mins in low flame. It gives an authentic taste, aroma and look.
- 7
Serve with garma garam naan.
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