Prep-Time: 1-hour
Cook-Time: 1-hour
Serve: 3-4
Ingredient:
Mutton or beef mince ( one kg)
2 medium size onions
2 table spoon cumin seed
1 table spoon of each garlic and ginger paste cup of
yoghurt
1 table spoon garam masala powder
3 to 4 whole red chillies
1 table spoon coriander seed
table spoon of meat tenderiser powder
1 table spoon raw papaya grated
1 tea spoon grated ginger
2 green chillies and salt to taste
Cook Method:
- First of all, broil the cumin seed, coriander seed and the entire red chillies on tawa or griddle for 15 seconds.
- Grind them into a powder.
- Take sauce dish and put 2 table spoon of oil .
- At that point include one hacked onion and broil until brilliant tan.
- Turn off the flame and take out the seared onions from the oil.
- Presently put drudgery powder alongside other onion and mix them into a glue. Presently blend them in a mince meat.
- Later include all the spices , yogurt, meat tenderiser, crude ground papaya and whatever remains of different add-ins.
- Marinate the mince meat over night or at any rate for six hours.
- Later put the mixture on the blaze and cook it for around 45 minutes, on a low fire.
- While cooking expel the top from the skillet and blend it twice. Spread it again and let it cook till 4-5 minutes.
- At that point you need to take one charcoal piece, place it blazing, and let it smolder for a few minutes.
- While it turned red, expel it from the flame, hold it with stick.
- Promptly put it on the qeema mixture, before putting it on the qeema you need to put thwart on the highest point of the qeema.
- Without a moment's delay spill smidgen of oil with cover or spoon on the highest point of the charcoal.
- Quickly cover it with the top for one moment. You will see smoke turning out from the container.
- That smoke will give you barbecue smell.
- That smoke will provide for you grill smell.
- Before serving, reduce the coal alongside the foil with safely.
- Presently dam qeema is ready to serve.
- Garnish it with few lemon pieces, some chopped onions, green coriander and ground ginger.
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