Oriya Mutton Curry Recipe Must try Easy Unique Mutton Curry Dish

This is a very unique taste Indian Mutton curry recipe from Odisha, a state in eastern India, which I tasted in an Oriya friend’s Birthday Party. It does not taste like other Indian Mutton curry dishes. The color of this dish is Black. I am calling the dish unique Because of its color and flavor. Many Indian people even don’t know about this Oriya mutton curry recipe. The main thing or secret of the recipe is its black color and a flavorful Garammasala powder which I made my own. IF YOU WANT TO KNOW THE ORIYA BLACK GARAM MASALA POWDER must CLICK HERE 

My version of Oria Mutton curry is much better than I had at my friend’s house. This Mutton curry dish tastes just like Odisha’s famous NANA DHABA’S Mutton curry dish. My friend told me this. According to her, it looks also the same. I love the dish and the taste of the dish is quite Impressive. If you make the dish at least once for any dinner or lunch, I am sure no one will be disappointed by its tastes.

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What Part of The Mutton Meat Or Goat meat you should for this  Oriya Mutton Curry Recipe?

I would always suggest you, to use goat meat with bone for this Curry dish. I find, with bone mutton adds more flavor to the dish. The leg portion of the mutton meat with bone is the best part to make any Mutton curry dish. The same is applicable here also. I would also recommend using a little bit of fatty mutton for this curry recipe. Fat intact with the bony mutton meat not only looks good but also taste awesome after cooking.

And one thing always keeps in mind that you must use medium pieces of mutton for this mutton curry otherwise the meat will be shrink after cooking and won’t look good after cooking.

Why should you use Unpeeled Potatoes in this mutton curry dish?

In India, people never use unpeeled potatoes in their curry dish. But I saw in Odisha people use unpeeled vegetables in their curry dishes. Especially they don’t peel pumpkins and potatoes. I came to know from my Oriya friend that there is a reason behind using unpeeled vegetables. She told me that according to people, peeling a vegetable is a disrespect to GOD OF FOOD. So they never waste a big part of food or vegetables by peeling the vegetables. They just cut vegetables and use them in their everyday dishes.

In this Mutton curry, I followed the same. But another reason for using unpeeled potatoes is it gets darker after cooking and the peel of the potato has its own EARTHY FLAVOUR which makes the dish different from other Indian mutton curries. So the unpeeled potatoes help this mutton curry dish to gets its perfect dark black authentic color. Isn’t the IDEA SOUNDS COOL and UNIQUE???  I am sure it is… Must try the unpeeled potatoes and vegetables next time when you make veg dishes and Let me know how It tastes…

What kind of Potatoes can you use for this Oriya Mutton Curry Recipe?

If You are an Indian you can use normal potatoes available in the local markets. Just cut the potatoes from the middle and use it in the mutton curry.

But IF YOU ARE FROM OUTSIDE OF INDIA use Russet Potatoes for this mutton curry which is perfect for the dish.

whatever kind of potatoes you are using in any vegetable curry MY SUGGESTION is always properly clean the potatoes if you go for an unpeeled one. Cleaning a potato is very important before coking because the potato is a root vegetable and outside the peel, it’s always coated with mud.

Can you use Lamb meat or Beef for this same Oriya Mutton Curry Recipe?

There has no proper guideline to use Mutton meat only. If you do not find mutton or goat meat you can use lamb meat. The taste will be the same if you use Lamb meat. But if you want Beef then it might taste different. I am not sure. Because I never made the dish with Beef. But Why Not!!! You should do experiment with recipes. It is always good to invent anything new in cooking. If ANYONE MAKE THE DISH WITH BEEF PLEASE COMMENT ME HOW THE TASTE WAS

Is the dish HOT and Spicy in TASTE?

Though many spices are used to make this Oriya Mutton curry But the dish is not HOT in taste at all. My kid just loves to eat this curry with white steamed rice. If my kid can eat this I am sure anyone can eat this.

What to serve with this curry?

I would recommend you to serve the Oriya mutton curry recipe always with plain steamed white rice. Any kind of steamed white rice just tastes perfect with this mutton curry. I find this curry dish never taste good with Roti, Chapati, Naan Roti or Paratha or any Bread or Flatbreads.

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oriya mutton curry recipe
oriya mutton curry recipe Must try Easy unique Mutton Curry Dish
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This is an Extremely Tasty Non-Hot Indian Mutton Curry. If you love Indian mutton curry you must know This Oriya mutton curry recipe
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Servings Prep Time Cook Time
4People 20Minutes 1Hour
Servings Prep Time
4People 20Minutes
Cook Time
1Hour
  • Course Curry Paste, Main Dish
  • Cuisine Indian
Ingredients
  • 500 Grams Mutton/Goat meat
  • 4 Tbsp Special Home made Oria Gram masla Powder Link of the Gram masala in the top of the Post
  • 2 Big Onicones finely chopped
  • 2 Tsp Full Ginger Paste/Chopped
  • 3 Tsp Full Garlic Paste/Chopped
  • 4 Deseeded Dry Whole Red Chilli
  • 2 Small Bay leaves
  • 1 Tsp Full Panch phoron ( A bengali 5 Spice mix ) If dont knw how to make it clikc the link i shre down below
  • 1 Tsp Full Crushed Blackpepper/Black pepper powder
  • 1/2 Tsp Full Turmeric powder
  • 1 Tsp Full Regular Sweet Papprica or Kashmiri Red chilli Powder
  • 5 Cups Boiling Hot water
  • 2 Tbsp Full Any vegetable oil BUT PREFER TO USE MUSTARD OIL
  • 4 Potatose Cut in 2 peices from the middle
  • 1 Tbsb Salt
  • 1/2 Tsp Suger
Servings: People
Units:
Ingredients
  • 500 Grams Mutton/Goat meat
  • 4 Tbsp Special Home made Oria Gram masla Powder Link of the Gram masala in the top of the Post
  • 2 Big Onicones finely chopped
  • 2 Tsp Full Ginger Paste/Chopped
  • 3 Tsp Full Garlic Paste/Chopped
  • 4 Deseeded Dry Whole Red Chilli
  • 2 Small Bay leaves
  • 1 Tsp Full Panch phoron ( A bengali 5 Spice mix ) If dont knw how to make it clikc the link i shre down below
  • 1 Tsp Full Crushed Blackpepper/Black pepper powder
  • 1/2 Tsp Full Turmeric powder
  • 1 Tsp Full Regular Sweet Papprica or Kashmiri Red chilli Powder
  • 5 Cups Boiling Hot water
  • 2 Tbsp Full Any vegetable oil BUT PREFER TO USE MUSTARD OIL
  • 4 Potatose Cut in 2 peices from the middle
  • 1 Tbsb Salt
  • 1/2 Tsp Suger
Servings: People
Units:
  • Course Curry Paste, Main Dish
  • Cuisine Indian
Instructions
  1. Take a big cooking pot.
  2. Make the pot heat enough and put oil into it and sear all the goat meat in the hot oil.
  3. Remove the sear goat meat from the pot and keep it in another bowl
  4. Now fry all the unpeeled potatoes until they change the color to slightly brown. Remove the potatoes from the pot after all done.
  5. Put Bengali Five spice Panch Phoron, Whole dry Red chili, Bay leaves Into the rest of the oil. Fry all the spices in the Medium heat for just 1 or 2 seconds.
  6. Just after one or two seconds add finely chopped onion into it and fry until they are light brown in color. At this point add ginger- garlic paste or chopped, turmeric powder, Sweet paprika powder, and Speical Garma masala (2 tsp Full) into the pot. Mix well with fried onions in the pot. Cook all the spices for 2-3 minutes then add all the meat pieces and potatoes.
  7. Mix the spices with potatoes and meat pieces and then add hot boiling water to it. Now cover the pot with a lid and low the gas flame as much as you can for slow cooking.
  8. IF YOU HAVE A SLOW COOKER BETTER TO USE THAT FOR THIS REIPE.
  9. WITHOUT SLOW COOKER you should cook the meat for at least 45 minutes in low flame and after 45 minutes add rest of the special garam masala and sugar salt with the curry. Mix well and close the pot with the same lid and cook the curry in the same gas flame for another 5 minutes.
  10. After 5 minutes turn off the gas and serve the dish with hot steamed white Rice.

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Nutrition Facts
oriya mutton curry recipe Must try Easy unique Mutton Curry Dish
Amount Per 100g
Calories 159 Calories from Fat 36
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 4g 6%
Saturated Fat 1g 5%
Polyunsaturated Fat 0g
Monounsaturated Fat 2g
Cholesterol 71mg 24%
Sodium 112mg 5%
Potassium 578mg 17%
Total Carbohydrates 5g 2%
Dietary Fiber 2g 8%
Sugars 1g
Protein 27g 54%
Vitamin A 1%
Vitamin C 1%
Calcium 4%
Iron 30%
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.

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