Bhuna Gosht

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Bhuna Gosht is a concentrated and intensely flavorful North Indian dish that showcases the art of sautéing. This recipe features mutton slow-cooked in its own juices with a rich base of onions, tomatoes, and hand-ground spices until the gravy is reduced to a thick coat. The name 'Bhuna' refers to the technique of stirring constantly on high heat to intensify the savory flavors. Its taste is bold, savory, and peppery, with a dark, glossy appearance. This dish is a favorite for those who enjoy robust meat preparations. Best served hot with tandoori roti or roomali roti.
Ingredients
Cooking Instructions
Tips & Secrets
- Using mustard oil is the secret to achieving the authentic pungent and savory flavor of a professional Bhuna Gosht.
- The constant stirring during the 'Bhuna' stage is crucial; it prevents the thick masala from burning while intensifying flavor.
- Adding a tiny pinch of sugar can help to caramelize the onions faster and give the dish a beautiful dark color.
- Do not use too much water; the mutton should cook mostly in its own juices and the moisture from the onions.
Nutritional Information(Per 200g)
460 kcal
30g
34g
8g
Note: Nutritional values are professional estimates per standard serving (~200-250g / ml) and may vary based on ingredient quality and preparation methods.
