Hope all of you had a wonderful weekend.Today I am going to share with you guys a non-vegetarian recipe..It is a delicious mutton recipe:"Pepper-Mutton Chops". Last 2-3 weeks we didn't get a chance to visit the halal market. Last day we went there and bought some goat mix.and the same day I prepared this mutton dish.this one is my husband's favorite one... He likes to have it with appam or chapathi. sometimes we love to have it with bread as well. Nowadays this dish is a very common one in our menu. You can eat 5-6 appam with this chops. Really mouth-watering combo. I got this recipe idea from one of the cookery show..It's quite different recipe.we are using curd, coconut and dried coconut for the preparation. (If u don't have dried coconut, don't worry, if you have some fresh coconut, just bake it for 10-20 minute in 300F.then that should be better to use for this recipe).The dried coconut is available in all indian groceries.(it is known as Copra).
If u have a plan to prepare this recipe buy the goat-mix (contains both bone-less and bone cuts). While buying the mutton tell them to give the mutton mix. If u try this recipe with boneless, you won't get the exact taste. (By definition Mutton chops means the mutton pieces with bones). Any meat if you prepare with bone would be more tastier than the same with boneless. The bones itself gives nice flavor to the dish.
Its a very spicy one. According to ur taste u can change the spice levels..Try it today itself and enjoy. OK, no more stories today..let me tell you how I prepared this delicious chops..
Preparation Time:30-45 minutes
Cost of the item:3.49 usd/Pound
IngredientsMutton chops(mutton with bones): 1 pound
Ginger : 1 medium size
Garlic: 2 pods
Green chili: 2 nos
Red Onion:2 medium size
Tomato: 1 medium size
TurmericPowder: 1 tsp
Pepper Powder: 1tsp
Garam Masala Powder: 1 tsp
Curd: 1/4 cup
Coriander leaves chopped:1/2 cup
salt : to taste
Water:2 cups
Oil: 2tbsp
For Grinding
1.Dried coconut pieces(copra)-4 medium pieces
CousCous: 2 tbsp
2.grated Coconut: 1/2 cup
3.Peppercorn: 5 nos
Preparation
Step1:
- Clean the mutton pieces and marinate with some salt
- Crush the ginger and garlic
- Chop the green chili
- Slice the onion into strips
- Cut the tomato into 8 pieces.
- Dilute the curd by adding 1/4 cup of water.
- Dried coconut pieces and couscous
- Grated coconut
- Peppercorns(for grinding add some water)
- Heat oil in a heavy bottomed pan. Add the diluted curd into the oil and let it boil for 2-3 minutes.
- Add the Sliced onion into the curd mix.saute the onions until they are golden and transparent
- Add the ginger garlic and green chili into it and saute well
- Add the pepper paste followed by the coconut paste. saute until the oil separates.
- Add the tomatoes and chopped coriander leaves itnto the mix.saute for sometime.
- Add the Couscous-dried coconut meat mix ,stir well.
- Add 2 cups of water followed by the turmeric powder and garam masala.mix all the ingrediets together. Let the mix to boil for 3-4 minute .
- Add the Mutton pieces into it.Let it boil until mutton the pieces get cooked.Meantime add pepper powder and mix well.
- Reduce the heat to medium and cover the pan with airtight lid and let the mix to boil 10-15 minutes.
Cook's Tip
- According to your taste change the spice level.
- Slow cooking make the chops so tasty.
- Do not try to cook it in high heat.Close the pan with airtight lid and let the chops to slowly cooks in medium heat.
Rani,
ReplyDeleteMutton chopps looks really good. Veggie like getting tempted,
swathi quick response..thanks da for the lovely comments
ReplyDeleteIt's my all time fav. My Mother-in-law used to mkae awesome chops. Yours look soo perfect and yummy.
ReplyDeletewould taste great with appam.. using couscous for grinding is new for me.. tempting pic!
ReplyDeleteMutton chops looks soooo mouth watering, i'm sure it'll taste delicious with appam or idiyappam
ReplyDeletenice way of making copra at home :)
ReplyDeleteMutton chops looks too good..tempting.
ReplyDeleteThe gravy consistency looks perfect and yummy..superb dear.
mutton chops..looks really good..v invitn n temptin..nice click too
ReplyDeleteshriya uma mymoonah suja subhiethanks for the lovely comments dear frnds
ReplyDeletethis couscous will give the thickness and nice flavor to the gravy..
copra -easy tip na uma.da it really works
delicious mutton chops......
ReplyDeletelooks very tempting dear :-)book marked..
wow...what a great dish.....looks tempting. beautiful click
ReplyDeleteMy husband was passing by as I was reading your post and commented how yummy the chops looked! And when I said you suggested appams to go with it, he readily agreed! I'm definitely going to be making this for him sometime soon! :)
ReplyDeletewow, looks really mouth watering dear. The best combo is appom as u said, but i would also prefer to have with orotty(ari pathiri). Really mouthwatering , i am feeling very hungry.
ReplyDeletePrani, pls do email me ur contact details. I will call u.
ReplyDeletespicy & tasty ..
ReplyDeletevayiluda kappalodunnu...ennikku mutton enjanna nadan ayittu vayikkunnathu bayankkaram eshttam annu....
ReplyDeleteHey really very nice yummy dish....looking too good.....and that color of it is very tempting to have it rgt now....and the combo as u said id rgt and liked it a lot....see that color of the dish...wowwwwwww....
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious...nice clicks
ReplyDeletewow!mutton chops luks terribly delicious..perfect prepn n pic!..@Da...i used reg.cucumber ie,vellarikka.
ReplyDeleteOmg, mouthwatering mutton chops, looks fabulous and tempting Prani...awesome dear..
ReplyDeletehi rani, it looks nice. i will try some on this weekend. Its wonderful that u manage baby and all these cooking experiments.
ReplyDeleteRani,, pepper chops looks delicious n came out perfect dear.. Adding Dried coconut is different dear but i got 4 whole dried coconut i dont know what to do with that,now i got an idea. Rani,, as u said we can hv extra 4 rotis or appams with this delicious chops dear with bones sure it will taste good..
ReplyDeleteHey mom does it this way. Nice :)
ReplyDeleteToo good..lov mutton than chicken...
ReplyDeleteThis looks beautiful. I'm sure it tastes as good as it looks. I love the spices you have used here. I hope you are having a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteoh my..that looks so yummy!!!! so spicy and delicious..
ReplyDeleteThis luks so yumm...nice clicks.
ReplyDeletePeppery mutton chopps looks amazing. drool:)
ReplyDeleteDear Prani,thank you for your nice words regarding the recipes I posted yesterday.My brother and my husband both are very good cooks.Regarding the minapappukaram my brother used in the recipe--It is a spiced lentil powder,you can get the recipe for it in my blog here
ReplyDeletehttp://kiranjay.blogspot.com/2010/05/minapappu-kaaram-spiced-lentil-powder.html
awesome dish for mutton lovers...:-))
ReplyDeleteIt looks yummy Prani...I am drooling :) The preparation is unique too. Will try it when time permits :)
ReplyDeleteWhat a flavorful dish.
ReplyDeletePepper mutton looks so tempting...love the recipe and pics...thanks for sharing this recipe Prani!
ReplyDeleteTruly delicious chop dear and beautiful pic too...
ReplyDeleteAm drooling over your mutton chops pics, Prani..Love it with appam and ghee rice..Wonderful recipe!!
ReplyDeleteOoh lala!!! Mutton looks fab dear! I'm craving for it now! :D
ReplyDeleteMmmm I am loving the sauce! Looks so delicious!
ReplyDeleteNext time if I want to cook mutton, 1st i will sure come your house to check the recipe, this simply delicious!
ReplyDeleteWow..that looks absolutely delicious, tempting...
ReplyDeleteLovely, delicious, spicy and yummy mutton chops. I love your all recipes as you prepare very interesting and unique dishes. Very beautifully presented and I am feeling hungry seeing the fantastic preparation of mutton chops.
ReplyDeletenice clicks!!my husband loves this..
ReplyDeleteIt looks so yummy, hope the taste is even beter. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteThanks Prani for your wonderful words :)
ReplyDeleteHey Prani, thks for stopping by and for all those lovely comments of urs....sure makes me blush.
ReplyDeleteMutton chops...love em absolutely.
Ur pic looks soo yum...
Will keep coming bk.
Have a nice day.
Hugs.
Pranitha ,
ReplyDeleteI'm not at all a chawarma fan :(
I used to love it earlier. Born in a family where food is considered to be life, love and evythin... I was a die-hard foodie (complete non-veg freak), who used to eat anythin n evrythin. Interestingly now I don't even eat all that I cook, coz I folow strict ayurvedic diets which are not only veg but also certain ingredients like salt, chillies, mustard,potatoes groundnuts, etc are excluded from the diet ( My Vaidya wants me to avoid it fully, but I do include some).
I love south Indian veg food , tiffin , meals etc. Which is very similar to Ayurvedic diet. But, all at home are such great non-veg food lovers, That I cook it for them :)
Yes Pranitha I do consume veg food only as per my ayurvedic diets. At home, As I said Non-veg is most loved so I have many non-veg recipes are cooked in my kitchen :) Sometimes, My hubby goes into diet mode, that's when salads, healthy plats, chawarma, chappathi rolls etc. comes into scene.
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely luv this mutton chops gravy..
ReplyDeletewow wow wow..I wish I have that plate here..I always buy boneles lamb from supermarket,u r right the boneless one is not as good as one with bones..I must go to butchers next time.
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ReplyDeletehey luks yummy... and gravy color . so tempting....... nice pic
ReplyDeleteThis looks delicious. I have never had a dish like this, but I am sure I would enjoy it. I always love your instruction; it is very thorough. Thanks:)
ReplyDeletedrool worthy mutton chops! loved the clicks!
ReplyDeleteYour are making me hungry rani by posting such a mouthwatering recipe.Pepper would have definitely enhanced its flavor ,sounds really yummy.
ReplyDeleteReally a tempting picture.Will try your version
ReplyDeletewow!! thats a mouth watering dish...Nice clicks.
ReplyDeleteguna,raina,fathima,san,shahana,sridevi thanks for the comments dear frnds
ReplyDeleteStep2:
ReplyDeleteHeat oil in a heavy bottomed pan. Add the diluted curd into the oil and let it boil for 2-3 minutes.
Add the Sliced onion into the curd mix.saute the onions until they are golden and transparent
I am confused about this step...after adding diluted curd..I think it will become all watery...how are the onions going to be golden and transparent? just needed to clear the doubt before trying it out.
Step2:
ReplyDeleteHeat oil in a heavy bottomed pan. Add the diluted curd into the oil and let it boil for 2-3 minutes.
Add the Sliced onion into the curd mix.saute the onions until they are golden and transparent
I am confused about this step...after adding diluted curd..I think it will become all watery...how are the onions going to be golden and transparent? just needed to clear the doubt before trying it out.
I think it takes a lot of time to prepare this dish, but it's worth it and looks delicious too..
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