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Lamb and spinach curry (or lamb palak) is traditionally known as saag gosht (saag means a leafy green vegetable, usually spinach, and gosht means the meat of goat or lamb).
Sharing with you another classic recipe straight out of my mums kitchen. Growing up, mum used to make this regularly on special occasions as it took a little longer to make than the standard curries did. Today I'll show you step by step how make this British Indian Restaurant style inspired dish in the comfort of your home.
This is one of my new favourite dishes - Saag Gosht or Lamb Spinach Curry which is Perfect for Ramadan, Parties, Eid, Diwali, and much more.
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See how I make my Saag Gosht at home.
Ingredients:
1kg of leg of lamb on the bone cut into medium pieces
660g fresh baby spinach
600g or 2 large onions finely sliced
400g or 4 large tomatoes finely diced
3/4 cup of oil
1 tablespoon of:
salt
coriander powder
deghi mirch (Kashmiri chilli powder)
regular chilli powder
1/2 tablespoon of turmeric powder
4 bay leaves, 2 cinnamon sticks and 2 black cardamom pods
4 greens chillies
2 pieces each of frozen ginger & garlic cubes
1 heaped tablespoon of dried fenugreek leaves (meethi)
1/2 tablespoon of homemade garam masala
fresh coriander to garnish
water in a jug
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00:00 Introduction
01:23 Ingredients
03:32 Frying onions
04:28 Adding the meat
04:53 Adding the tomatoes and spices
06:00 Checking as we cook
06:13 The Bhunning Process
07:38 The Meat Texture
08:15 Preparing the spinach
09:34 Adding the spinach
10:13 Cooking the spinach and lamb
10:59 Adding the fenugreek/meethi
12:40 This is how your lamb should be
13:00 The tasting