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Ramzan Special: Mutton Haleem Recipe
With the holy month of Ramzan, the frenzy for some of the most mouthwatering delicacies has also begun. It's a treat to see the shops lined up selling some of the most craved for dishes during the time of Ramzan. The kebabs, biryanis, tikkas etc. do not any introduction. However there is one dish which we all love but hardly know anything about it.
Haleem is a rare delicacy which originated in Persia. It was carried over to India during the Mughal reign and since then this royal recipe has won many hearts. Haleem is traditionally prepared with mutton or beef. Just before the commencement of Ramzan, almost all major and minor restaurants begin their preparations for Haleem.
Traditionally,
Haleem
is
prepared
in
two
ways.
In
one
variety,
there
is
just
wheat,
barley
and
spices
along
with
the
meat.
The
second
variety
uses
three
to
four
varieties
of
lentils
as
well.
It
is
covered
and
cooked
on
low
flame
overnight
to
get
the
perfect
taste.
In
the
morning,
the
mixture
gets
a
thick,
soupy
texture
and
the
aroma
of
the
dish
just
cannot
be
put
into
words.
So,
if
you
want
to
enjoy
this
delightful
Ramzan
recipe
at
home,
then
follow
the
guidelines
given
below
and
have
a
great
Haleem
time
at
home.
Serves:
4
Preparation
time:
4
hours
Cooking
time:
6-7
hours
Ingredients
- Mutton- 500gms (boneless)
- Dalia (broken wheat)- 1/2 cup
- Chana dal- 1tbsp
- Urad dal- 1tbsp
- Green moong dal- 1tbsp
- Yogurt- 1 cup
- Salt- as per taste
- Ginger garlic paste- 1tbsp
- Green chilli paste- 1tsp
- Shahi jeera (caraway seeds)- 1tsp
- Black peppercorns- 8
- Fried onion slices- 1 cup
- Garam masala powder- 1tsp
- Mutton stock- 6 cups
- Mint leaves- 1 bunch
- Coriander leaves- 2tbsp (chopped)
- Ghee- 1/4 cup
- Lemon wedges- for garnish
Procedure
1.
Wash
the
mutton
pieces
properly
with
water.
2.
Marinate
the
mutton
with
salt
and
yogurt
and
keep
aside
for
half
an
hour.
3.
Soak
the
dalia
in
water
for
3-4
hours.
4.
Soak
all
the
dals
separately
in
water
for
3-4
hours.
5.
After
3-4
hours,
drain
the
excess
water
from
the
dalia
and
the
dals.
6.
Heat
a
deep
non
stick
pan
and
add
the
dalia
and
dals
to
it.
7.
Mix
well
and
cook
for
a
few
minutes.
Add
a
cup
of
water
to
it.
8.
Add
the
marinated
mutton
and
mix
well.
Cook
for
5-6
minutes.
9.
Add
the
green
chilli
paste,
shahi
jeera,
black
peppercorns,
ginger-garlic
paste,
half
a
cup
of
fried
onions,
garam
masala
powder,
mutton
stock
and
mix
well.
10.
Now
add
the
mint
and
coriander
leaves
to
it.
Cook
for
another
5-6
minutes.
11.
Add
the
mutton
stock,
salt
and
mix
well.
12.
Cover
the
pan
and
cook
on
very
low
flame
for
about
4-5
hours.
13.
After
that,
remove
the
lid
and
take
out
the
mutton
pieces
in
a
bowl.
14.
Now
use
a
hand
blender
to
blend
the
mixture
while
it
is
still
cooking
in
the
pan.
15.
Then
add
the
mutton
pieces
back
to
the
pan
and
stir
well.
16.
Once
done,
switch
off
the
flame.
17.
Garnish
the
Haleem
with
the
rest
of
the
fried
onions
and
lemon
wedges.
Mutton Haleem is ready to be served. Enjoy this special recipe for Ramzan, irrespective of whether you are fasting or not. It is definitely worth a try.
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