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      Title: Spiced Lamb with Onions
 Categories: Indian, Meats, Main dish
      Yield: 8 servings
 
  1 1/2 kg Shoulder of lamb or mutton
      1 kg Onions
      6    Cloves garlic
  1 1/2 t  Finely grated fresh ginger
      3 T  Yoghurt
      2 t  Chilli powder
      1 t  Paprika
      3 T  Chopped fresh coriander
           Leaves
      2 T  Ground coriander
      2 t  Black cummin seeds
      3 T  Ghee
      3 T  Oil
      8    Cardamon pods
      1 t  Garam masala
 
  Cut meat into large cubes.  Slice half the onions finely and chop the
  rest.  Put the chopped onions into container of electric blender with
  garlic, ginger, yoghurt, chilli powder, paprika, coriander leaves, ground
  coriander and black cummin seeds.  Blend until smooth.
  
  Heat ghee and oil in a large heavy pan and fry the sliced onions, stirring
  frequently, until evenly browned.  Remove from pan.  Add cubed meat to
  pan, not too many pieces at one time, and fry on high heat until browned
  on all sides.  Remove each batch as it is browned and add more.  When all
  the meat has been done and removed from pan, add a little more ghee or oil
  if necessary and fry the blended mixture over medium heat, stirring all
  the time, until it is cooked and gives out an aromatic smell.  Oil should
  start to appear around the edges of mixture.  Return meat to pan, add
  cardamon pods, stir well, cover and cook on low heat until meat is almost
  tender.  Sir occasionally.  It might be necessary to add a little water,
  but usually the juices given out by the meat are sufficient.  When meat is
  tender and liquid almost absorbed add garam masala and reserved fried
  onions, replace lid af pan and leave on very low heat for a further 15
  minutes.
  
  Serve with rice or Indian bread.
  
  Compiled by: Teresa & Imran
  Source: The Complete Asian Cookbook-Charmaine Solomon
 
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