Not Updated for AgesTime:40 minYields:servesCost:$4.21 per serveDifficulty:3/10
Cost excludes: Water
From Nish Kitchen, who’s delightful slogan is “A Delicious Adventure!”. I tried to make this after buying some for lunch at Tandoori Connection.
Ingredients
Lamb cubes400grams
Basmati rice1cup
Water1.5cups
Brown onions1whole
Garlic3cloves
Ginger1cm (2 tsp once chopped)
Bay leaves2whole
Cinnamon sticks1whole
Dried red chilli1whole
Cumin1tsp
Nutmeg1tsp
Garam masala1tbsp
Pepper0.5tsp
Yoghurt0.5cups
Water0.5cups
Steps
Make rice. Add rice and water to a pot on medium-high heat, bring to simmer then reduce to medium-low and cover. Cook for 13 minutes, then remove from heat and leave for 10 minutes. Finally, remove lid and fluff rice, leave for 2 minutes.
Chop onion roughly, slice garlic and ginger finely.
On medium high heat in oil, fry onion until softened, 5 minutes.
Add ginger and garlic, fry until fragrant.
Add cinnamon stick, bay leavves, red chilli, nutmeg, cumin, garam masala. Fry for another few seconds.
Add lamb, fry for 3 minutes.
Mix together the yoghurt and water, add to pot and cover. Bring to a boil, reduce heat to medium and simmer for 20 minutes.
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Diary
2024-08-23
22:59
Both times I’ve made it, the amount is kind of awkward, just not quite 4 serves. Should serve with paratha, goes so deliciously.
2025-01-13
17:11
Making a slightly larger batch tonight and substituting all the lamb for potato. Gonna be wild.
18:03
Did probably 800 grams of potatoes roughly cut, everything else was by the steps, scaled to 4 serves.
2025-11-17
17:55
Making tonight, my other notes suck, following to the letter (technically 6cl garlic but they’re small)
18:20
Added some water after the lamb because otherwise I think spices would burn, maybe steps could be re-ordered entirely?
20:08
After 20 min was not thickened very much, and lamb was still pretty chewy. Left it on for another 20 min or so while I ate, it thickened (haven’t tasted). Not all that impressed