Thank you for the video. I recently made my first curry this passed week and fell in love with the process. I also missed a mutton curry pie from back home in SA and just had to check out a video, glad I found yours. 😊
Hi, Mam very nice recipe, please share one pot veg biryani and one-pot nonveg biryani. (Not layer one). I M from India living in Johannesburg and I think SA Indian people make the best biryani in the world.
I'm originally from PE - now living in the US. I LOVED the Indian curries growing up in South Africa. I miss the curries, biryanis samoosas and mince roti's - somehow the South African Indian spices have a unique flavor, making it, to me the best curry in the world. Thanks for sharing your recipe!!!
@@jleong638 no, but you can make your own variations. You can buy the ground spices or make your own. The masala is a blend of kashmir masala and curry powder. You can buy. Garam masala, coriander powder, cumin powder. And you should be good
Thank you so much. I'm a Durban South African living in France. I've tried many curries but haven't tried with just Kashmiri chilli powder. I'm trying this today. Hope I get it right
@@InspiredByPri Hey Priyanka! The curry came out tops/lovely.Managed to find unsliced bread and made a bunny as well😂. Reminded me for a eating one after a good swim in South Beach. I do miss Durban a bit...Usually visit every 2/3 years. Will definitely be looking forward to your other recipes. Thank you so much😉. Will keep u updated
Mother In Law is by far my favorite masala. I buy it premade from spice emporium. I still start by frying cinnamon, star anise, and cardamom in the beginning to flavour the oil. 1st layer of flavour.And Mutton or goat is much better than lamb. but i still sometimes use lamb if I only have limited time
enjoyed this video. I've seen different methods to curry - some braise the meat first then add spices, some braise spices and onions first and then add meat - is there a difference?
Thank you. I think it is just preferential. You still getting the same out come. We like to braise the onions and dry spices to release the flavours of the whole and ground spices. Then you add the tomato and meat and lock in all the flavours. As i said it’s preferential, you’ll still get a lamb curry once you done 🤭
Thank you 🙏🏽 so the Kashmiri Masala we used was store bought. We buy from gorimas. Many other stores have it. It’s usually a blend of wet masala and plain Kashmiri masala. You can tell them how hot or Mild you would like your masala. They mix it to your preference.
Hi the Kashmiri masala used in the video is a blend of wet masala, leaf masala and kashmiri masala. Kashmiri on its own is very hot so be mindful of who much you use.
Its not a stewing process where the lamb browns first, its more of a braising method, you want the lamb to soak up all the spices and thicken as it cook, also this lamb releases more flavor this way.
The Kashmiri we use it medium/Mild to hot. So if you want it spicier you add more. That being said, this spice mix we using is a blend of Kashmiri masala and other masalas to balance the heat. If you would like your blend of masala to be spicer you can ask for more Kashmiri when they mixing your spices. You can add Kashmiri chili power. Just be mindful it maybe very spicy as it should be a pure blend. So maybe add 1/3-1/4 the quantity we added.
Thank you, that’s great, I’ll get them to mix a wet lamb masala in w it’s the Kashmiri chili so I can add a lot, the color of your curry looked amazing
@@BondWarrior that’s exactly what the blend is, Kashmiri and a wet masala and I think leaf masala if im not mistaken , you so clued up 😀. The color comes from the kashmiri masala 👌🏽
indian style mutton curry but we won't use kashmiri chilli powder,we use guntur chilli powder and one spoon kashmiri chilli powder for colour that's it.
This is...without doubt...a fantastic curry tutorial. By a beautiful woman and an equally beautiful mother in law. Bravo. I learnt a LOT
Thank you very much. Do enjoy 😊
Thank you for the video. I recently made my first curry this passed week and fell in love with the process. I also missed a mutton curry pie from back home in SA and just had to check out a video, glad I found yours. 😊
Thank you for the feedback. Happy cooking 🥹
Very authentic looking. Spices are important, and I go to an Indian supermarket for my goodies. 18 years in Durban allowed me to love Durban style....
Thank you
What a mouthwatering and delicious Durban mutton curry. Amazing tutorial.
Thank you
Fantastic. Exactly what I was looking for....This video is gold.
Loved watching this.. your mom in law used to be my teacher in primary school 😅❤
Aw, what a small world
Hi, Mam very nice recipe, please share one pot veg biryani and one-pot nonveg biryani. (Not layer one). I M from India living in Johannesburg and I think SA Indian people make the best biryani in the world.
I will add that to my list. I couldn’t agree more. South African breyani is the BEST!! I will definitely make that and post the video
Such helpful little tips along the way. Looks absolutely delicious. Thank you for sharing your recipe.
Thank you 🙏🏽
I'm originally from PE - now living in the US. I LOVED the Indian curries growing up in South Africa. I miss the curries, biryanis samoosas and mince roti's - somehow the South African Indian spices have a unique flavor, making it, to me the best curry in the world. Thanks for sharing your recipe!!!
Only a pleasure. You can find the ground spices in usa and cook curry the south african way.
Only a pleasure. You can find the ground spices in usa and cook curry the south african way.
@@InspiredByPri The South African spices are available in the US? I frequent a local Indian store here for my spices!!!
@@jleong638 no, but you can make your own variations. You can buy the ground spices or make your own. The masala is a blend of kashmir masala and curry powder. You can buy. Garam masala, coriander powder, cumin powder. And you should be good
@@InspiredByPri Thank You! Good Luck with your channel!!!
Cooking mutton curry for the first time. Thanks for this. Wish me well.
Thank you so much. I'm a Durban South African living in France. I've tried many curries but haven't tried with just Kashmiri chilli powder. I'm trying this today. Hope I get it right
In that case Bonjour 👋 Im sure you must miss home especially Durban ♥️ just shout if you need any help 😊 enjoy. Nothing beats a Durban lamb curry 😍
@@InspiredByPri Hey Priyanka! The curry came out tops/lovely.Managed to find unsliced bread and made a bunny as well😂. Reminded me for a eating one after a good swim in South Beach. I do miss Durban a bit...Usually visit every 2/3 years. Will definitely be looking forward to your other recipes. Thank you so much😉. Will keep u updated
@@risingsun82 glad you enjoyed it 😍 hope you made some carrot salad too 😊
@@InspiredByPri 😂 Ayeee ofcourse and I actually cycled to an Indian spice shop at 20km away just to buy mango pickle 🙃
@@risingsun82 glad you made it work for you 😁🙏🏽👌🏽
Lovely will try it out this sunday
You’ll enjoy it. Comment here if you need help 🙏🏽
Thanx for the recipe. ❤️ from Dubai 🇦🇪
No problem. Thanks for dropping in, Enjoy your little piece of Durban ❤️
Mother In Law is by far my favorite masala. I buy it premade from spice emporium. I still start by frying cinnamon, star anise, and cardamom in the beginning to flavour the oil. 1st layer of flavour.And Mutton or goat is much better than lamb. but i still sometimes use lamb if I only have limited time
enjoyed this video. I've seen different methods to curry - some braise the meat first then add spices, some braise spices and onions first and then add meat - is there a difference?
Thank you. I think it is just preferential. You still getting the same out come. We like to braise the onions and dry spices to release the flavours of the whole and ground spices. Then you add the tomato and meat and lock in all the flavours. As i said it’s preferential, you’ll still get a lamb curry once you done 🤭
@@InspiredByPri lol, so true! Thanks
Mmm real good solid unpretentious mother in.law Durbs lamb curry 🍛 👌
That's why we first fall in love with her before the daughter.
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Lovely presentation, however I suggest you stipulate approximate time frames for the various stages. Well done 💖
Yummy 😋 looking good 👍 1/4 bunny please 😋 delicious
Thank you 😀
Should I omit the garam masala if using chicken instead?
Looks Too Yum!
👏👏👏👏👏👏beautiful!
Wow. That Kashmiri masala is full of red dye.
Hi...plz share your kashmiri masala recipe...awesome dish
Thank you 🙏🏽 so the Kashmiri Masala we used was store bought. We buy from gorimas. Many other stores have it. It’s usually a blend of wet masala and plain Kashmiri masala. You can tell them how hot or Mild you would like your masala. They mix it to your preference.
Help!!! The Kashmiri masala used in the video is it the same as Kashmiri chili powder?
Hi the Kashmiri masala used in the video is a blend of wet masala, leaf masala and kashmiri masala. Kashmiri on its own is very hot so be mindful of who much you use.
Hi what masala brand you use
Hi, we use Gorimas kashmir Special mix.
Is there any particular reason why the lamb isn’t browned first before adding to the curry ?
Its not a stewing process where the lamb browns first, its more of a braising method, you want the lamb to soak up all the spices and thicken as it cook, also this lamb releases more flavor this way.
@@InspiredByPri Thank You
So much of bloody water from the meat was added to the pot😮
Is your Kashmiri masala hot, my spice shop has Kashmiri chili powder, is this the same thing, you seemed to put a lot in ?
The Kashmiri we use it medium/Mild to hot. So if you want it spicier you add more. That being said, this spice mix we using is a blend of Kashmiri masala and other masalas to balance the heat. If you would like your blend of masala to be spicer you can ask for more Kashmiri when they mixing your spices.
You can add Kashmiri chili power. Just be mindful it maybe very spicy as it should be a pure blend. So maybe add 1/3-1/4 the quantity we added.
The masala we used is from Gorimas. Its called Kashmiri Special Mix and when they mix it for you, you tell them how you would like it. Mild or Hot
Thank you, that’s great, I’ll get them to mix a wet lamb masala in w it’s the Kashmiri chili so I can add a lot, the color of your curry looked amazing
@@BondWarrior that’s exactly what the blend is, Kashmiri and a wet masala and I think leaf masala if im not mistaken , you so clued up 😀. The color comes from the kashmiri masala 👌🏽
True, it is called leaf masala😀 I’m on the right track
Can I use a tomato puree ?
Its very intense, rather use tin tomatoes
Ahhhh man this looks so flipping tasty 😱
Alasdair Fey It was 🥰 Dani Can Make Curry With All The Spices You Guys Have Now 🙂
My apologies .... I have noticed the time in the drop down. Sorrrrrry
indian style mutton curry but we won't use kashmiri chilli powder,we use guntur chilli powder and one spoon kashmiri chilli powder for colour that's it.
Show me chicken curry pls
There is short form video on my channel. I will shoot a long form soon