Ingredients
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1
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1
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1
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1
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1/2
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1 - 2
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1/4
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2
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1
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1/4
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Directions
Smothered Lamb (Or Pork or Beef),This is a mildly spicy dish from Madhur Jaffrey’s Quick and Easy Indian Cooking. I imagine chicken would probably work in this recipe as well. I made this with beef and added some potatoes. Posted for ZWT IV.,I made the pressure cooker version of this with beef, for 20 min. I had all the ingredients except fresh garlic but I did have pre-fried garlic so I estimated the amount. With the p.c., no water is called for but I was worried that there would not be enough liquid for a p.c. so I added 1/4 cup. Next time I won’t, because there was plenty that came out from the tomato, onion, yogurt, etc and I had to reduce the sauce for about 10 min to get the saltiness to the level I liked. The flavor is not too strong, with mild heat; it’s slightly tangy with a nice mellow herb taste from the cilantro. But I did think the beef didn’t have much flavor as I would’ve liked so you have to get some sauce with every bite. The stovetop version should be better for getting the flavors to penetrate the meat but for the p.c. version, I would marinate it for 20-30 mins in the fridge and pierce the meat with a fork too. Having fresh garlic would’ve made this taste even better of course. I’ll definitely make this again.
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Steps
1
Done
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Put All the Ingredients Except the Oil, Garlic and Black Pepper Into a Bowl and Mix Well. |
2
Done
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Put the Oil in a Large Deep Skillet and Heat Over Medium-High Heat. When Oil Is Hot, Put in Garlic, Stir Till Pieces Turn Medium Brown. |
3
Done
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Put in the Seasoned Meat and Stir Once or Twice. Turn Heat to Medium. |
4
Done
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Add One Half Cup of Water. Stir and Cover the Pan and Simmer For 1 to 1 1/2 Hours, Till Meat Is Tender and Sauce Is Thickened, Adding More Liquid If Necessary. Stir Occasionally. |
5
Done
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Sprinkle in Pepper, Adjust Seasonings, Stir and Serve. |