Khad is a popular recipe for the people of Rajasthan. It is usually prepared during occasions and festivals. It is Marwadi community recipe. Marwadi recipes like sabz-e-sangar, gatta, khad are popular due to its distinct style and taste. This is a marwadi non vegeterian recipe and it almost looks like a pie which resembles its outer look like a pizza and prepared using mutton (lamb) kheema and cooked with some good spices.
Ingredients:
600 gm: Minced lamb
300 gm: Potatoes
100 gm: Yogurt
350 gm: Onions
20 gm: Coriander
4-5: Green chillies
15 ml: Lemon juice
40 gm: Ginger-garlic paste
20 gm: Coriander powder
5 gm: Red chilli powder
3 gm: Turmeric powder
120 gm: Clarified butter.
300 gm: Potatoes
100 gm: Yogurt
350 gm: Onions
20 gm: Coriander
4-5: Green chillies
15 ml: Lemon juice
40 gm: Ginger-garlic paste
20 gm: Coriander powder
5 gm: Red chilli powder
3 gm: Turmeric powder
120 gm: Clarified butter.
Method:
- First thing to do for making khad is to mix the yogurt, mince lamb, ginger and garlic paste, red chilli, coriander powder, turmeric, and salt according to the taste.
- Keep it seperately for minimum of ten minutes.
- Meanwhile, add the chopped onions to hot clarified butter.
- Saute them. Make sure it turns golden brown.
- Bring down the flame to low heat.
- To it add the mince mixture.
- Saute it for another fifteen minutes.
- Next, add potatoes to it and saute till the water evaporates.
- Add to the preparation coriander and lemon juice.
- Divide it into eleven equal portions.
- Only the finishing is left.
- For that first spread one portion of cooked mince on a phulka.
- Keep one more phulka on it and do the same for the remaining mince.
- Once this is done, wrap the stack in a greased silver foil.
- Bake them for eight to nine minutes.
- After it is baked, cut into wedges and serve.
Preparation Time: 35 minutes
Cooking Time: 30 minutes
Serves: 4 persons
Shelflife: Best Fresh
Serving Suggestion: Serve hot with kababs.
Note: Make sure that kheema is cooked well before preparing it like pie.
Click here to know more about Rajasthani foods and cuisines - Introduction to Rajasthani Foods And Cuisines.
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