Railway Mutton curry - VahChef

The story goes that this mutton curry recipe is served in all First Class compartments on Indian trains.
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Ingredients:
Ingredient Measure Units
Mutton 500 g.
Mustard oil 2 tbsp
Red Chili 3 Number
Whole garam masala (each) 2 g.
Pepper corns 1/2 tsp
Fennel seeds 1/2 tsp
Bay leaves 2 Number
Onions 1 Number
Turmeric 1/4 tsp
Ginger garlic Paste 1/2 tsp
Green Chili 2 Number
Salt to taste
Potatoes 100 g.
Tomatoes 100 g.
Cumin powder 1/2 tsp
Chili powder 1 1/2 tsp
Nutmeg powder 1 pinch
Vinegar 1 tsp
Tamarind juice 1/2 cup
Coriander (chopped) 1/2 bunch
Directions -- Method:
1. Heat mustard oil in a pan red Chili, whole garam masala, pepper corns, fennel seeds, bay leaves, sliced onions, turmeric, slat cook it some time.
2. Add ginger garlic Paste cook this till raw flavor is gone.
3. Add green Chili, potatoes and add parboiled mutton water, put the lid on and let it cook till potatoes are 70 % cooked.
4. Then add cumin powder, Chili powder, nutmeg powder and add mutton pieces (parboiled), tomatoes and add some water and put the lid on and let it cook for 10 minutes.
5. Add vinegar, tamarind juice cook for 2 minutes then add chopped coriander switch off the flame.
6. Serve this with Rice and chapathi.
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[@mohansinghpadam]

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[@musichead2886]

isn't railway mutton curry supposed to have coconut milk and curd? these two ingredients mellow down the flavour, which was the demand of the British officer on the train who found regular Indian mutton curry too spicy, thus the chef added milk and curd.

[@N5cool]

I was suppose to tell the same thing - that Sanjay forgot to add coconut milk and yogurt to balance the heat from all the spices.

[@pcmom465]

Chef, always love your receipes! One of my favorite street food is Chicken Frankie's available in Mumbai. Can you please post of recipe for it. Thx

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chef wherre is your techno intro song??? whats going on here!!

[@MotuSethGopangamDas]

Haha..chef, your accent is evolving..lol

[@ShashikalaGMundkur]

There are no measures mentioned for the spices & it would help if all the ingredients are mentioned before cooking

[@humanpeace3254]

I like your smile and your style. Why is it called RAILWAY mutton curry?

[@girlsareback22]

Because apparently this curry was made in the pantry car of a train on the demand of a hungry British soldier :)

[@arunareddy1195]

Very very lovely recipe thanks

[@monashaikify]

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[@pa1kumar97]

Why it is called as railway mutton curry??

[@sreekanthkrishnan1984]

Railway not much devoleped in our southern area probably you people from north can find

[@ksforyou]

Made this couple of times & everyone loved it. Thanks Chef!

[@vinodkumar-sv4hs]

very simple yet lovely presentation thanks

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I like ur cooking soo much... Too tasty to eat...

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Veniger distiiled 5%acetic acid or any other.. What veniger should use in cooking

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Chef you are cool and inspiring, your dishes are awesome, accent is okay, everyone has an accent showing which part of globe they are. You don't need make up, who gave you that wrong advice. Just concentrate on dishes.

[@soumatho]

Well done

[@raisantosh1]

Please post some no oil mutton curry recipes...

[@ELLIESmine]

well !! chef i see the u use fennal seeds what is the goods 2 use muster oil..oxoxox

[@SteveWrightNZ]

What is in your whole garum masala? I see cloves and green cardamom pods. What else? Thanks.

[@vahrehvah]

+Steve Wright Cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, shahi jeera/black cumin, bay leaf are the whole garam masala spices. You can use any of these or all of these depending on the dish that you are making or the availability of the spices.

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hello chef this recipe is simple and good, Chef i guess you had changed the traditional intro music :)

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[@mayavijaykumar]

How come chef being a south indian do you relish dishes made of mustard oil?

[@savitapurohit9565]

u r dumb, he is Indian

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[@BEACON603]

@vahchef can i use lime instead of tamarind

[@vahrehvah]

+Beacon Debbarma Yes.

[@BEACON603]

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[@jayan166]

Excellent , very tasty.

[@rsdgraja]

Chef there is no need to exaggerate “Currrryyy”. Why you are trying American accent when we love your simplicity.

[@rajuchelluri25]

Nice

[@Mmaulin12]

Mutton stock is always best when making this curry!

[@debashisbanerjee7730]

Being a marwari you eat mutton!

[@Mmaulin12]

Debashis Banerjee My dad is Marwari, and I am influenced mostly by my Bengali side!!!

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[@Mmaulin12]

Man

[@rajuchelluri25]

Nice cooking

[@khampham4473]

Can I use goat instead of mutton?

[@vahrehvah]

Yes.

[@jossrock6458]

What do mean goat instead of mutton ? Goat is mutton otherwise its Lamb (Sheep)

[@bishaljames3331]

That's not railway curry lol I'm from kolkata the recipe he used is wrong the main thing about railway mutton curry is its color supposed to be red

[@desinghraja4599]

this sunday :)

[@memathew24365]

Gud...

[@hindustanbharat3481]

I thought u might cooked the recipe in railway track 🚉🚉🚉😂😂😂.. Sorry sir...

[@jonathanjensen189]

Railway mutton? Is that the train track equivalent of roadkill goat?

[@GeraltofRiviaa88]

Haha no here's the genesis niyasworld.blogspot.in/2010/08/railway-mutton-curry.html

[@jossrock6458]

buzz off

[@GlenGiGi]

I really hate mutton. Could I do this with beef?

[@aaronnore]

Yes you can

[@mohitoness]

***** i thought he said it was older than fifty sixty years

[@antonc81]

I'm sure you could. You could try with young lamb.. similar flavour but much milder.

[@TameTusker]

This is goat meat which he is using..in many parts of the British Commonwealth "mutton" is used to describe goat meat...and not sheep meat...the right word for goat meat is "chevon" but mutton has gained the legitimacy of usage...hope this helps,in case you are confused!!!!:)

[@mohitoness]

i think what he means is that in some east asian countries, when they'll serve you a goat preparation they may sometimes call it mutton, and people liken the taste of goat to an old sheep. it's an old variant of the variety of animal meats ending up 'tasting like chicken'

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concentrate on the recipe

[@srinivasankalathil9918]

Nice

[@Ren-ITe]

Why is it called railway mutton curry ?

[@DestroManiak]

because they make it on trains. you might want to watch Rick Stein's india if you are interested in indian cuisine

[@Ren-ITe]

DestroManiak I am an Indian. :-) Thanks for the reply.

[@Makron5]

Train Cuisine is hardcore crazy, shit is sliding all over the place. ... Well at least in India. In the UK they just microwave a burger rather than cooking things fresh.