Mutton chukka varuval is a famous dry curry prepared in the restaurants of TamilNadu , India. Chukka means dry curry.
It gets its gorgeous brown or almost a blackish red color due to the stir fry procedure. This dish will not have any mint leaf or cilantro . But the main flavor comes from the loads of onion and curry leaf.
It is my dad's favorite and he never fails to buy us this incredible chukka along with parotta , whenever he goes to Tuticorin.
It is a famous dish in chettinad cuisine also. But I am narrating my native method here.
Goat dry curry / mutton stir fry / mutton sukka varuval:
Ingredients:
To pressure cook:
Goat meat (mutton) - 1 lb (1/2 kg)
Turmeric powder - 1/4 tsp
Shallot onion - 5
Garlic - 5 pearls
water - to immerse the meat.
To grind:
Ginger - 3 inch
garlic - 6 pearls
fennel seed (sombu) - 1 tsp
Black pepper - 2 tbsp
cumin - 1 tsp
Others:
Red onion - 2 (big)
Tomato - 2
cinnamon - 2 inch,
clove - 5
bay leaf - 2
Salt - to taste
sesame Oil - 1/2 cup
curry leaf - 2 sprig
Red chilly powder - 1 tbsp
Coriander powder - 3 tbsp
Shakthi curry masal powder - 1 tsp
Lemon juice - 2 tbsp (to sprinkle at last)
Method:
1.Cut the meat into small pieces. Wash and clean the meat.
Add all the items given to pressure cook together and cook till we get a whistle. Then reduce flame and cook for 15 minutes.
After the pressure gets released , check if the mutton is cooked.
2. Heat oil in a wok. Add cinnamon, clove and bay leaf.
Then add the finely chopped onion and fry till it becomes red.
Now add the ginger garlic paste and saute for a while.
Then goes the tomato and fry till oil gets separated.
3.Now add all the powders , salt along with the water in the cooked meat , except the the mutton.Stir the mixture continuously till the masala becomes almost dry.
4.Then add the cooked mutton and stir fry until the fry becomes a dry curry.
Mutton chukka varuval is ready !
Serving suggestions:
Serve as side dish with chapathi, parotta chalna or rice.
Sprinkling some lime juice and garnishing with curry leaves makes the dish more flavorful.
Note:
Addition of 1/4 tsp meat tenderizer powder while pressure cooking , makes the meat very tender and juicy.
Event:
Mutton Chukka Varuval goes a 'Side dish for chapathi', an event hosted by me.
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26 comments:
Looks yummy and making me drool....
mouthwatering varuval
That really looks yummy and mouthwatering.Yum...yum..
yummy....i think will go very well with rasam sadam.....
My hubby loves mutton and will drool over the pics if I show him this. :)
Delicious, mouthwatering dish viki!
btw, i tried your muslim wedding biryani and it was an ultimate hit in my family :)
Even the name sounds so drool-able..:)..n very true seeing the pic..I remember my amma used to make meat in such a way..all black n dry..But I rarely get it that way..mainly cos I am not patient enough to wait for it to turn that dry..lol..:)
looks awesome... I love it...
My my wht a mouthwatering mutton side dish pa..tempting me to try on of these days
Tempting mutton dish, makes me hungry.
That sounds good with all the onions and especially curry leaves!
I am drooling over this dish...excellent recipe dear...really different colour.
Viki...you are really tempting me with this varuval...I love chukka varuval with rice and rasam :)
Chukka varuval looks tempting!
oh this looks good I have only made a goat curry with masala yum
Looks yum Viki...
this looks appetizing....will be sending many curries soon for the event.....
looks nice viki..
wow..tats yummy viki,,,..looks so tempting!
Got a award for u, plz accept it dear:)
Viki, Your Event ' Side Dish for Chapathi' is a Big hit. Congrats! Eagerly waiting for the round-up and try all those delicious dishes!
Wow!! Thats really yummy viki...
Hey dear, I have an award for you, kindly accept it.
Thanks Mythreyi and Faiza for the award. That means a lot to me.
Thank you friends for the lovely comments.
Who won't like the dry curries Vikki..nice recipe..
the dish looks so tempting...! I will try your version for sure... :)
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