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Gurda Masala Recipe

Gurda Masala Recipe

Sunday, June 18, 2023


Beef Kidney Recipe | Cow Kidney | How to Make Kaleji Gurda with step-by-step photos and video

Cow Kidney is a tasty and simple preparation which will make cooking the beef/mutton kidney as simple as a breeze, today I am going to share with all Special Gurda Dil Masala (kidney curry) in Pakistan at eid event usually liver-kidney mixed cooked at home after Sunnat e Ibrahim (sacrifice)  it is known as a traditional recipe most popular and spiced tasty masala recipe

But here I am preparing only Dil Gurda mixed  masala curry because the problem with the liver (kaliji) can’t overcook they become so hard and the kidney and heart will take time to soften
                       

My Latest Video Gurda Masala:


Note: if you are cooking in a pressure cooker that will take hardly 15 minutes to cook, it is a tasty and yummy recipe that can be served with naan, chapatis and bagara rice, bread loaf, and tandoori roti

The main ingredients are:
Kidney, yogurt, onion, black pepper, and cardamom spice mixed are added in a masala that makes it spicy and delicious, I am using beef kidneys and heart you can use mutton or lamb, So let's begin

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Clean and cut the kidneys into cubes then rinse under the running water, take all ingredients, and prepare all veggies


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Heat the oil and saute the onion slices, then put the kidneys into the onions

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Fry them until changes color, add ginger garlic paste and stir to mix well
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Add Spice to the kidney masala, and stir to mix well, Now add yogurt, and keep on stirring over the low-medium flame for 5 minutes...

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Add ground spice to the gurda masala, and keep on stirring until release the oil on top of it

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    Pour hot and boiled water 

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    Stir to combine well, and bring gurda masala to boil
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    Close the lid, and a    llow to cook for 15 minutes_after remove the lid mix slightly and add green chilies and coriander leaves, and simmer it for 5 minutes over low heat

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    Now transfer to the serving plate 
    Ready To serve with chapatis and naan,bagara rice 

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    Gurda Masala
    Author: Sana Rasheed
    Preparation Time:15 mins
    Cooking time:20 mins
    Total time:35 mins
    Servings: 4
    Recipe Category: Non-veg
    Cuisine: Pakistani
    Calories per serving:110 kcal 

    Beef Kidney is a tasty and simple preparation that will make cooking the beef/mutton kidney as simple as a breeze...

    Ingredients:
    1. ½ kg, kidney, and heart mixed
    2. 1 1/2 tbsp, ginger garlic paste
    3. Salt to taste
    4. 1 tsp, black peppercorn
    5. 3, black cardamom
    6. 1 tsp, red chili powder
    7. 1/3 tsp, turmeric powder
    8. ½ cup, homemade yogurt beaten
    9. 1 large, onion
    10. 1/2 cup, of cooking oil
    11. 1 tbsp, coriander optional for garnishing
    12. 2-3 green chilies optional for garnishing 
    How to Make Cow Kidney?
    1. Heat the oil in the pot/pressure cooker
    2. Put the onion slices then sauté them for 3-4 minutes over medium heat, add gurda and fry them until changes their color
    3. Add ginger-garlic paste
    4. Stir them well over the low-medium flame for 2 minutes so that smell could remove
    5. Now add spices red chili powder, turmeric, and salt
    6. Fry them together for a minute over medium-low heat
    7. Then add beaten yogurt and stir it well
    8. Now add black pepper and cardamom powder
    9. Stir it well till the oil separates
    10. Then add 1-2 cups boil and hot water mix it
    11. Bring it to boil
    12. Then close the lid of the pressure cooker
    13. Cook it for around 15 minutes after whistling
    14. After 15 minutes remove the lid and
    15. Once  cooked the kidneys then add coriander leaves and green chilies
    16. Allow to simmer it for 5 minutes over a very low flame
    17. Gurda Dil Masala is ready to serve with rice, naan, and chapatis....
    18. Now transfer to the serving plate 
    19. Ready To serve with chapatis and naan,bagara rice, etc...
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