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Beef Grail is a simple and easy meat dish, content with meat and spices, prepared with little spices, mainly originating in Patna, Bihar, Indiathose readers who belong to a group where they can actually understand this dish.

If it is said it is not wrong beef grail is one of the unique recipes made in the Bihari household. I am making grail with calf(cow)meat, you can even use mutton and lamb as desired.
                             
                                                                                 
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This is a family recipe that my mother and grandmother used to cook for Eid al-Adha. I thought, why not share it during Eid al-Fitr, especially when people are often tired of having too many sweets? 

 

This unique and tasty recipe can really refresh your palate. Once you try it, you won’t be disappointed! While I won’t say it’s a quick recipe, it is easy to prepare and can be ready within an hour, depending on the quality of the meat. 

 

This delicious dish can be served with rotis, naan, or slices of bread. Let’s get started on how to cook beef gravy with step-by-step photos!

                                                    
                                                         
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Firstly, wash the meat very well under running water so that blood can be removed from the meat.


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Rinse and chop onions, ginger, and garlic. In the grinder jar, put onions, ginger, cloves of black cardamom, and black peppercorns, and blend them well until a smooth paste.


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Take a separate bowl, put the beef in it, then add the onion paste, mix them well, and keep in the fridge for marinating for around 30 minutes. Meantime boil water in the saucepan to add the grail.

NoteYou may have noticed that I always use boiled and hot water for cooking. The reason is that when you add plain water to the curry or rice, cooking will stop immediately, and you can’t get the actual result that you want.
                                       
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    After 30 minutes, place a cooker on the stove, then add oil, heat it, put marinated meat into the pot, and keep stirring until the oil separates.

    Then add 1-2 cups of boiled and hot water.  
    Bring it to a boil, then cover the lid for 30-40 minutes on medium to low flame until the meat is tender. If you see the water in the grail dry up over a high flame.

             
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    Note,
     there isn’t much gravy in this recipe like other meat curries, right after
     squeezing lemon juice, black pepper, and grated ginger. Simmer it for 2-3 minutes on a very low flame.

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    Now the beef grill is ready to serve with chapatis, rumble rotinaan, and tandoori roti.
                     





    Beef grail is a simple and easy meat dish containing meat and spices, prepared with little spices; it mainly originated in Patna, Bihar, India.

    Ingredients:
    1. 750g, Beef with bones (for better results, use calf meat)
    2. 100g of onions, freshly ground
    3. 50g, ginger
    4. 3 cloves of garlic
    5. 2 large, black cardamom
    6. 1 tbsp black peppercorn
    7. 2 tbsp papaya paste
    8. 1 tsp red chilli powder
    9. ½ cup of yoghurt
    10. Salt to taste
    11. 125ml, olive oil/canola oil
    12. 2 tbsp lemon juice
    13. 1 tbsp, grated ginger for garnishing
    14. 1 tsp, black peppercorn freshly crushed 
    How to make Beef Grail?
    1. In the grinder, put onions, ginger, cloves, black cardamom, and black pepper.s 
    2. Grind them well until a smooth paste. te
    3. Take a separate bowl, put the beef in it, then add the onion paste, papaya paste, and yoghurt. red chilli powder, and salt
    4. Mix them well and keep them in the fridge for marinating for around 30 minutes.
    5. Meantime boil water in the saucepan to add the grail
    6. Note: You would often notice I always use boiled and hot water in cooking. The reason is that when you add plain water to the curry or rice cooking time will be stopped immediately, and you can’t get the actual result that you want
    7. After 30 minutes, place a cooker on the stove, then add oil and heat it
    8. Put the marinated meat into the pot, and keep stirring until the oil is separated
    9. Then add 1-2 cups of boiled and hot water 
    10. Bring it to a boil, then cover the lid for 30-40 minutes on medium to low flame until the meat is tender.r
    11. If you see the water in the grail dries up over a high flame
    12. Note, there isn’t much gravy in this recipe, like other meat curries
    13. Right after squeezing lemon juice, black pepper, and grated ginger
    14. Simmer it for 2-3 minutes on a very low flame
    15. Now, Beef grail is ready to serve with chapati,s rumali ro, ti naan and tandoori roti
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