Maansha means mutton in oriya. Maansha kasha thus means mutton curry. Oriya version of mutton curry is different from other state.
Ingredients:
500gms mutton (maansha)
2 medium size potatoes (aalu)
3 medium size onions (piaja)
40 gm ginger (ada)
1 medium size whole garlic (rasuna)
1/2 teaspoon sugar (chini)
1/2 teaspoon tumeric powder (haladi gunda)
2 bay leaf (teja patra)
2 inches long cinnamon (dalchini)
3 small cardamoms (aleicha /gujurati)
100 ml. mustard oil (sorisha tela)
red chilly powder to taste (lanka gunda)
salt to taste (luna).
Method:
Ingredients:
500gms mutton (maansha)
2 medium size potatoes (aalu)
3 medium size onions (piaja)
40 gm ginger (ada)
1 medium size whole garlic (rasuna)
1/2 teaspoon sugar (chini)
1/2 teaspoon tumeric powder (haladi gunda)
2 bay leaf (teja patra)
2 inches long cinnamon (dalchini)
3 small cardamoms (aleicha /gujurati)
100 ml. mustard oil (sorisha tela)
red chilly powder to taste (lanka gunda)
salt to taste (luna).
Method:
- Prepare masala paste by grinding the onions, garlic and ginger. Make a coarse paste of it rather than fine paste.
- Peel off and cut the potatoes into halves and semi-fry the same in a frying pan with a little mustard oil.
- Crush the cinnamon and cardamoms and keep separately.
- Heat the presure cooker and put mustard oil into it.
- Then add 1/2 teaspoon sugar.
- As the sugar gets heated and turns golden brown add the masala paste immediately and go on stirring.
- Now add the tumeric powder, bay leaf and red chilly powder.
- Mix the same well as the open pressure cooker is on medium flame.
- Add a little water. When the water dries out and oil begins to appear from out of the masala almost after 10 minutes, add mutton add salt.
- Mix it all properly. Then stir the same intermittently for about 5 minutes.
- At his stage add the crushed cinnamon and cardamom (garam masala) and the semi-fried potatoes and half a cup of water.
- Put the lid tightly and pressure cook it for almost 10 minutess on low - medium flame.
- Maansha kasha is ready to serve.
Making Time: 30 minutes.
Serves: 4 persons.
Shelflife: 1 day.
Note: If you wish to prepare the item in gravy form (called maansha jhollo) add 2 cups of hot boiled water and boil it a little further. Before serving you may also garnish the same with onion, tomoto, carrot and coriander leaves, if so desire.
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