Mutton liver fry is a mouthwatering dish craved among mutton lovers across India.
This recipe makes for a great accompaniment as a starter. The recipe involves mutton liver as the core ingredient. The mix of all other exotic spices infuses an aromatic flavor.
Serving:
4
Difficulty:
Properties
Serving
4 people
Preparation
15 mins
Cook time
45 mins
Passive time
15 mins
Ingredients
500gm Mutton Liver Pices
8Table Spoon Oil
1/ 2 Tea Spoon Jeera
2 Tejpatta
1/ 2 Tea Spoon Garam Masala
2Medium Size Onion
1Heaped Table Spoon Ginger Garlic Paste
1Table Spoon Chopped Dhania Patta
1 Chopped Tomoto
0 For Powdered Masala: Add Given Components ---
1/ 2 Tea Spoon Haldi Powder
1Tea Spoon Jeera Powder
1Tea Spoon Dhania Powder
1Tea Spoon Red Chilly Powder
1/ 2 Tea Spoon Salt
1Table Spoon Desi Ghee
Methods
Wash the mutton liver thoroughly.
Heat oil in a non-stick kadai. Put jeera, tejpatta, and dried red chilly.
When the jeera begins to splutter, add garam masala and onion. Stir for some time over medium flame for 2 mins.
Add ginger-garlic paste and stir everything for 2 mins.
Add powdered masalas (except garam masala powder), mutton liver, salt and tomato. Stir for 3 mins.
Cover the kadai with a lid and let the mutton liver cook for 5 mins on slow flame.
Open the vessel. Stir and put garam masala powder.
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