Aloo Gosht Salan is the dish served most often in our house. It is my Father-in-Laws favorite and everyone else in the house likes it very much also. It is a basic beef and potato stew, very filling and tasty.
Ingredients:
One kilo gosht(beef), bakra ka gosht(goat meat) is also very tasty
6-8 medium Aloo(potatoes), roughly chunked(chunks should be fairly large)
3 medium piyaz(onion), finely sliced
3-4 medium timater(tomatoes), diced
1-2 tablespoons lesan(garlic) paste
1-2 tablespoons adrak(ginger) paste
6-8 hari mirch(green chilies), cut into one inch pieces
a 2 inch stick dal cheeni(cinnamon)
8-10 whole kali mirch(black peppercorns)
1 bari ellichi(large brown cardamom)
6-8 loung(whole cloves)
1 tablespoon lal mirch(red chili powder)
1 tablespoon or to taste namak(salt)
1 teaspoon haldi(turmeric)
1 teaspoon dhania(coriander powder)
1/4 to 1/3 cup tel(cooking oil)
2-3 tablespoons ghee(clarified butter)
one small bunch fresh dhania(cilantro/coriander leaves), roughly chopped
Step 1-Add the tel to your pot and let heat a little
Step 5-Add timater, mix well.
Step 11-Cover the handi(pot) and cook on a medium fire until the gosht is tender. Stir occasionally, and if it starts to get dry add a little more water.
yummy!! delicious and shoo spicy. *watery mouth*
ReplyDeleteYou cook in matti ki degchi. my mum always tells me that when you cook in mitti ki degchi then it gives you a very awesome and different taste as comapre to silver utensil.
I just wonder you do such wonderful pakistani cooking.Since how long you here in karachi?
My jayt says the same about the taste in the mutti handi, it is very different than the taste of steel pots. Everyone thinks it is very strange that the only one in the family to use the mutti handi is the gori wife! :-D
ReplyDeleteI have been in Karachi for a total of one and a half years, my first visit last year was about six months, then We went back to Abu dhabi for Ramadan, then we came back last october and have been here since then.
Lol! seriously its amazing! normally pakistani ladies donot cook in mitti handi as it takes more time i guess.
ReplyDeletewoww! just in one and a half year you have become perfect pakistani chef =)
and i have not learned cooking in 22 years :D
though i m a khi born =D
Wow I love your matti ki handi as well. Glad to see you are posting again!
ReplyDeleteAishah, this was delicious! I made it pretty much as written, but added a bay leaf and a few green cardomom pods. Please add more meat recipes, especially a few chicken curries! Thanks!
ReplyDeleteHi LostFan,
ReplyDeleteInshAllah, I will be trying to post more regularly after Ramadhan. I have taken the pictures for several recipes, but what takes time is uploading them to the blog and actually posting!
Hey!
ReplyDeletei just came across you blog. Love this salan recipe, exactly how my mother makes it. Super delicious !
Keep up the good work. Check out my blog as well
http://sidra-amjed.blogspot.com/
May Allah(swt) reward you with continuous baraka for posting this awesome recipe!
ReplyDeleteJazaka'allah Khair
Jazak Allah Khair! Thank you!
ReplyDeleteI just made this at home today. It was wonderful and everyone enjoyed it. Thank you for breaking it down into easy steps. It's hard to find good recipes and advice for desi food.
I am looking forward to trying more of your recipes!
Great recipe. Comes out perfect. Thanks.
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