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Pasanda Kebab
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This particular type of 'Kebab' or 'Kabab' is actually shallow fried on a pan or 'tawa' as it is known in India, as opposed to cooking in a Tandoor, so it is extremely easy to make at home. This mutton Kebab is a delicacy from the Awadh Kitchens which the city of Lucknow is famous for.
 
Preparation Time: 60 mins
Cooking Time: 40 mins
Serves 4
  No Beef  No Pork  From My Recipe Book
Ingredients
   500 g boneless mutton/lamb fillets
   3 1/2 tbsp ginger garlic paste
   3 1/2 tbsp raw papaya, ground to a fine paste
   100 g butter
   1 tsp garam masala
   500 ml cream
   2 tsp white pepper powder
   3 bread slices
   salt to taste
Method



Cut muttoninto 2.5 to 4 cm wide pieces and beat with a meat mallet to flatten and soften the meat. Mix half of the ginger-garlic paste, papaya and salt. Rub it over the meat pieces and marinate for about an hour.

Melt butter in a frying pan. Add the remaining ginger-garlic paste and garam masala. Roast till lightly browned over low heat. Add the mutton pieces and fry well till they are cooked completely and reach a delicious golden colour. Add cream and white pepper powder. Cook till almost dry.

Toast bread slices, cut into strips and serve with the kebabs and chutney.

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