Tags

Goat Non-Veg

Allergens

Dairy

Ingredients

1 kg Chicken Thighs 2 Onions, sliced into quarters 2 Tomatoes, sliced into quarters 1.5 Tbsp Grated Ginger 2 Red Chilies, with inside seeds removed 3 - 4 Tbsp Vegetable Oil 2 Tsp Sugar Salt to taste

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Introduction

Introducing 'Mangsher Gorgora': a delightful Bengali recipe that showcases the rich flavors of marinated mutton cooked to perfection. This aromatic dish is a celebration of tender mutton pieces infused with a medley of traditional spices. The marinade, comprising a blend of aromatic ingredients, enhances the meat's succulence while imparting a captivating aroma. The mutton is then pan-fried until golden, resulting in irresistible caramelization. A touch of homemade spice paste adds depth and complexity to the dish. Finally, the meat is pressure-cooked until tender, achieving a melt-in-your-mouth texture. To elevate the flavors, a finishing touch of ghee and Garam Masala powder entices your palate with a burst of warmth and indulgence. Get ready to embark on a culinary journey with this mouthwatering Bengali delicacy.

Cooking Process

  1. Place 1 kg of chicken into a skillet set to medium heat.
  2. Place all onions and tomatoes synonomously to the chicken.
  3. Add all of.
  4. Add 5 large garlic cloves.
  5. Get 2 red chilies and remove the seeds from the inside to reduce the spice.
  6. Add 3-4 tablespoons of vegetable oil.
  7. Add salt to taste along with 2 teaspoons of sugar.
  8. Mix all the ingredients well.
  9. Start cooking on high heat.
  10. Soon, water will start coming out of the chicken and veggies. It’s alright, just keep mixing.
  11. Bring the chicken to a boil while mixing.
  12. Put the stove to medium heat.
  13. Close the lid and cook until the chicken is almost tender.
  14. The oil should start coming out.
  15. Mix some more.
  16. Add 2 cups of water and cook until the chicken is done.
Developed by Neel Kumar and written by Dishan Bhattacharya and Aakrit Gupta