Shemin’s Slow Cooked Mutton Curry

Fantastic layers of flavours with slow cooked meat that melts in your mouth make this curry utterly moreish!

No leftovers here..

Ingredients

3-4 tbsp vegetable oil
800g mutton (on the bone or off and cut into cubes)
Shemin’s Green Cardamom, Whole Pepper and Clove Mix
Shemin’s Cassia Cinnamon Bark
1 large onion, sliced
100g Shemin’s Indian Curry Paste
Shemin’s Kashmiri Chillies
1 tbsp Shemin’s Garam Masala
300g chopped tinned plum tomatoes
700ml vegetable stock
lime juice
handful of fresh chopped coriander

 

Method

  1. Preheat the oven to 200°C, 400°C or gas mark 6
  2. Heat the oil in a wide heavy pan over a medium heat
  3. Add the meat cubes in small batches and fry until brown on the outside and sealed, then set to one side
  4. Put about 7 cardamom pods, 3 cloves, 7 peppercorns and 2 sticks of cinnamon into the same hot oil. You will know that they are ready when the cloves start to swell, approx. 1 minute
  5. Add in the onions and stir for 5 minutes until they turn a medium brown colour. You can take out the cardamom, cloves etc. at this point if you don’t want them in your sauce
  6. Once the onions are a nice golden brown, add the Shemin’s Indian Curry Paste, 2-3 Shemin’s Kashmiri Chillies and Shemin’s Garam Masala
  7. Add the meat back into the curry along with the tomatoes and vegetable stock, and bring to the boil
  8. Place in the oven for an hour and a half. After 45 minutes, check the curry and add some water if it is getting too dry
  9. When done, add lime juice to taste and stir in the chopped coriander. Garnish with some spring onions and curry leaves, if desired. Serve with steaming hot Shemin’s Indian Breads and rice

Tips:

  1. This would also be delicious cooked in a slow cooker on high for 4 hours or on low for 6 hours.
  2. To make a vegetarian or vegan version of this, use your favourite meat alternative. Here is a recipe for a meat free lamb alternative.
Serves 4

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Reviews

  1. Ian Sproule

    Excellent recipe, full and rich flavour. The smell in the kitchen was amazing. I cooked mine for a bit longer and used a full 400g tin of tomatoes. As usual I froze before eating as I find curries improve with freezing.
    Next it’s the fish curry paste. Looking forward to it as I’ve never made a fish curry, prawn yes, so intend to use cod.
    Shemin’s has been a great find for me and another order will be made.

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