
Mutton Dalcha Curry is a rich and savory curry featuring mutton pieces, lentils (dal), and vegetables, simmered in a blend of spices.

Few things are as satisfying on a cold evening as a pot of lamb and potatoes simmering away on the stove.

What makes this korma worth your time is the method -- slow-simmered mutton in a curd-based gravy that is deliberately unhurried.

What pulls this curry apart from most mutton dishes is the mustard oil and the hand-ground spice powder you make fresh before cooking.

Soft mutton keema balls simmered in a thick, spiced gravy with fried potatoes make for a satisfying one-pot meal.

Spiced mutton meatballs made from a mix of cooked and raw kheema are simmered in a tamarind-based gravy until they absorb the flavour of the sauce.

What sets this curry apart is the freshly ground whole spice paste -- made right in your kitchen before anything hits the pan.

Boneless mutton pieces are marinated twice, first in papaya paste, lemon juice and ginger garlic paste, then in a spiced yogurt mix, before being skewered and roasted until charred at the edges.

Uzbek Somsa from Scratch is satisfying street food made with mutton or beef.