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Spicy Mutton Chaap Restaurant-Style Recipe

Restaurant-style Mutton chap at home

'The way to a man's heart is through his stomach...'

Ever wondered of how to make a delish restaurant style mutton chaap at home, to satisfy your cravings and fulfill the tummy of your near and dear ones. Try my recipe !!

Bengal's affair with Awadhi food is no secret. When the Nawabs brought in the cuisine around the 18th century, it was bound to become part of the Bengali culture. What's quite interesting to note is that cuisine developed it's own nuances once the nawabs moved their capital to Murshidabad, from Dhaka. Along with many other dishes, the biryani for instance and the chicken chaap became a permanent fixture in the old Muslim-run restaurants that popularised Mughlai food in the city.

Ingredients for Mutton Chaap:

1. Mutton - 1 kg
Indian spices for Mutton Chap2. Green Chilis - 7 pcs
3. Ginger - 2 tbsp
4. Garlic - 18-20 pcs
5. Onion - 7 big-sized
6. Tomato - 1 big-sized
7. Turmeric powder - 2 tbsp
8. Red Chili powder - 1 tbsp
9. Kashmiri Red Chili powder - 1 tbsp (optional)
10. Mustard Oil - 100 gms
11. Salt - 1 1/2 tbsp
12. Sugar - 1 tbsp
13. Whole Spices -
(i) Bay leaves - 2-3 pcs, (ii) Cinnamon - 2 inch bark, (iii) Cardamom - 4 pcs, (iv) White Pepper - 7 pcs whole, (v) Mace(javitree) - 1 pc, (vi) Nutmeg(jaifal) - 1/4th pc
[ Cover the whole spices with a plastic and use mortar and pestle to grind the dry masalas]


Preparation of Mutton Chaap:

1. Pressure cook the mutton : Take the mutton and rinse it under running water before cooking. Now, take the clean mutton in a cooker and add 1 tbsp of salt and 1 tbsp of mustard oil, mix well. Pour 4 cups of water in this cooker, and pressure cook it till 6 whistles. Turn off the flame.

Pressure-cooked Mutton for mutton chap
Pressure-cooked Boiled Mutton

2. Wait till the cooker cools down. Open the lid, keep the boiled mutton separately from the broth. The broth should be used later on.

3. Spicy masala for gravy : Two types of spicy masala is prepared for the gravy.
Initially, heat a pan and dry roast the whole spices : 2 inches of cinnamon, 2 cardamoms, 6-8 pcs of whole White Pepper, 1 big bay leaf, nutmeg and mace. Avoid the burning while dry roast. Grind this dry-roast whole spices to a fine powder.

Dry masala roasted and grinded for mutton chap
Dry Roasted Masala for Chaap

For the next level, grind 3 diced big onions, 1/2 of a big tomato, 2 inches of ginger, 18 pcs of garlic and 6 green chilis to a paste.

Wet masala ingredients for mutton chap
Ingredients of grinded Masala (before)
grinded wet masala paste for mutton chap
Grinded Masala Paste (after)

4. Temper oil : Heat a pan with 75 gms of mustard oil to smoke point. Saute 1 bay leaf, 2 cardamom, 2 cloves and  2 inches cinnamon.

saute dry ingredients for mutton chap
Tempering the oil for Mutton Chaap

Next, add finely chopped onions and toss it till the onions turn light brown. Add mutton fat to the saute onions.

sauted mutton fat with deep fried onions for mutton chap
Add Mutton fat to the sauted Onions

5. Add the masala paste and toss it well. Add 1/2 of a tomato, 1 tbsp of turmeric powder, 1 tbsp of red chili powder, 1 tbsp of kashmiri chili powder, 1/2 tbsp salt and 1 tbsp sugar, saute it till the masala leaves some oil from all sides in the pan.

saute chopped vegetables for mutton chap
Add tomatoes and indian spices

6. Now, add 1/3rd of the dry roasted masala and toss again. Then add the boiled mutton and fry it all together.

toss mutton with sauted vegetables for mutton chap
Boiled Mutton tossed with Chaap Masala

Add the mutton broth gradually. *This will prevent the mutton to burn.

add broth with fried masala and cook mutton chap
Adding Mutton Broth to sauted mutton

Add 1 tsp garam masala and 1/2 tsp dry roasted masala to the remaining broth, pour it over the mutton, give it a quick mix and cover the pan to cook for few minutes.

boiled mutton tossed with mutton broth for chap
Add a little more water and cover kadhai

7. In the meanwhile, mix 5 drops of meetha attar with 2 tbsp of milk. When the mutton turns to a saucy gravy consistency add this milk and toss it for a minute. Turn off the flame. Add a tbsp of  clarified butter (ghee) and cover it.

Mutton chap restaurant style recipe at home
Mutton Chaap with biriyani alu

Hot and spicy mutton chaap is ready to be served with biriyani.


Don't forget to share your thoughts if you liked it or not, and also your own innovative style in the comment section. Spread happiness☺
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