Mughlai Mutton Pulao Recipe - Yummy Traditional

Mughlai Mutton Pulao Recipe

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Mughlai Pulao is a delicious, aromatic, relish dish_which is filled with mutton, rice, and basic spices_As I have mentioned in my previous post I will post-Ramadan related recipes so this is one of those recipes that you can have at iftar after having a small quantity healthy meal just like dates, fruits, and sherbet and then after offering Maghrib prayer can be had this pulao without any extra heaviness in Tommy. 

Usually, I avoid having fried meals. Instead of frying, I prefer fruits, dates, and cold beverages to directly eating. This is a healthy habit that I learned from my mother.


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This Mughlai recipe originates from the royal kitchens of the Mughals. However, now this pulao recipe has been adapted into true Indian cuisine. Mughlai mutton pulao is a filling rice dish that can provide you with a heavy dinner after an entire day of fasting. That is why it is a great Ramzan recipe.

Mughlai mutton pulao is made out of red meat_You need the proteins and energy from red meat when fasting. This pulao recipe is quite similar to the Mughlai biryani with minor differences in the cooking style. All the spices used in Mughlai mutton pulao make it a rich food item. This is my own version of pulao, which is quite different from other Mughlai pulao recipes_so just try this Mughlai pulao from my method.
So let’s begin 

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Peel and cut the onion into slices.

                   


Make the powder of black peppercorn and cardamom.m
               
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Wash the mutton under the running wat.er.

                             
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Thoroughly wash the rice until starch is removed, and then soak the rice for 30 minutes.

               
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Collect all whole spices on the plate.

           
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To marinate mutton, put ginger garlic paste, yogurt, ground pepper, and salt.

                
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Stir to mix the mutton with spic.es

                
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And then keep it in the refrigerator for marination for about an hour. 

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Meanwhile, heat the ghee in the large pot/wok. Put the onion slices in the ghee and fry them_Meanwhile, add salt to the onion.
             
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Keep on stirring until they turn brown. Take them out of the pot and place them on the plate. Keep them aside.

           


Transfer all marinated mutton to the pot along with water and papaya cube./paste

            
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Bring  it to a boil

                       
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Then cover the lid and allow cooking until the meat is tender.

             
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Once the meat is cooked, take it out of the stock.k 

                                             
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Heat the ghee and put cooked meat into the ghee_Fry them for a minute, then put whole spices into the meat. Keep frying for 2-3 minutes on medium heat, then add green chilies_Stir to mix up very well.

                     
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Then put soaked rice with the meat along with black cumin_Roast the rice with meat masala till the aroma has arisen_Pour remaining mutton stock (yakhni) into the rice.
              
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Bring it to a boil and adjust the salt at this point.
           
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Once water is reduced, turn down the flame to low.

               
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Sprinkle food color

              
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Then fried brown onion, and biryani essence

                        
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Allow to simmer for 10 minutes over a very low flame.

                          
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Mughlai pulao is ready, it is a bit cool down, and then fluff the rice up.

                     
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Transfer the mutton pulao to the serving tray/plate.

                 
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Serve hot with veggie raita and salad.
             
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Mughlai Mutton Pulao is a delicious, aromatic, and relish dish made with mutton, rice, and basic spices.

For Mutton ingredients:
  1. 600g, mutton
  2. 1 tsp black peppercorn
  3. 2-3 pods, black cardamoms
  4. Salt to taste
  5. 75g, yogurt
  6. 1 tsp papaya paste or cube
  7. 1 tbsp ginger garlic paste
  8. 1 liter of water 
For Rice ingredients:
  1. 3 cups of long-grain rice soaked
  2. 1 large onion slice
  3. 4-5 pcs, green chilies
  4. Salt to taste
  5. ½ tsp black peppercorn
  6. 2-3 pods, green cardamom
  7. 2 pcs, bay leaves
  8. 1-inch cinnamon stick
  9. 3, cloves
  10. 1 tsp, black cumin
  11. ½ pcs, star anise
  12.  150g ghee
Other ingredients:
  1. 2-3 pinches, food color
  2. 2-3 drops, biryani essence
How to make the Mutton Pulao?
    1. Peel and cut the onion into slices
    2. Make the powder of black peppercorn and cardamom
    3. Wash the mutton under running water
    4. Thoroughly wash the rice until the starch is removed, and then soak the rice for 30 minutes.s
    5. To marinate mutton, put ginger garlic paste, yogurt, ground pepper, and salt.
    6. Stir to mix the mutton with spices
    7. And then keep it in the refrigerator for marination for about an hour
    8. Meanwhile, heat the ghee in the large pot
    9. Put the onion slices into the ghee and fry them
    10. Meanwhile, add salt to the onion
    11. Keep on stirring until they turn brown
    12. Take them out of the pot and place them on the plate. Keep them aside
    13. Transfer all the marinated mutton to the pot along with water and papaya cube/paste
    14. Bring it to a boil
    15. Then cover the lid and allow cooking until the meat is tender  
    16. Once the meat is cooked, take it out of the stock
    17. Note: measure the remaining stock if they are equal to the rice cups. Then don’t need to add more water as 3 cups of stock is enough for 3 cups of soaked rice
    18. Heat the ghee, and put the cooked meat in the ghee
    19. Fry them for a minute, then put whole spices and green cardamom. black peppercorn, bay leaves, cloves, cinnamon stick, and star anise to the meat
    20. Keep frying for 2-3 minutes on medium heat, then add green chilies
    21. Stir to mix up very well, and then put the soaked rice into the meat along with black cumin
    22. Roast the rice with meat masala till the aroma has arisen
    23. Pour the remaining mutton stock (yakhni) into the rice
    24. Here I just used stock, didn’t need to use water, but if the stock quantity is less than the rice, then add water
    25. Bring it to a boil and adjust the salt at this point
    26. Once water is reduced, turn down the flame to low
    27. Sprinkle food color, fried brown onion, and biryani essence
    28. Allow to simmer for 10 minutes over a very low flame
    29. Mughlai Pulao is ready
    30. Let it cool down a bit, and then fluff up the rice
    31. Transfer the mutton pulao to the serving tray/plate
    32. Serve hot with veggie raita and salad
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