Bhuna Gosht masala is among those dishes that we often serve on invitations, ceremonies, and special occasions. The traditional look, vibrant hues, and delectable taste are what make this recipe so special for me.
2tspTurmeric powder (1 for boiling meat and 1 for bhuna)
1tspRed chili powder
1tspKashmiri chili powder
1tspSalt
1tspStore-bought ghost masala
1tspDry fenugreek
1tspDry coriander
½tspCumin Powder
3-5Black pepper
1Black cardamom
Instructions
First, Boil the meat in a pressure cooker. Add 4 glasses of water to the cooker, along with 1 tbsp of turmeric powder and salt. Pressure cook the meat on a medium flame for 45 minutes.
Heat oil in a pan or wok; sauté onions until light brown. Avoid over-charred; keep the flame low.
Add garlic-ginger paste and garam masala to the pan. Stir for two minutes on a medium flame for a flavorful blend.
Add tomatoes to the pan and a splash of water for quick decomposition. Simmer on low flame for 2 minutes.
Add all the ground spices to the pan, and pour a few drops of water to prevent burning. Stir gently, and simmer on a medium flame for 2 minutes. Press tomatoes with a spatula to infuse their juice into the gravy.
Finally, add boiled beef to the stew and simmer for 8 minutes on medium flame. Stir regularly to ensure thorough mixing.
Garnish with cilantro, chillies, and lemon squeeze. The recipe is ready to serve.