Baked keema. Ground lamb is sauteed with onions and lots of masala, and served over rice or noodles for a quick, flavorful meal. This recipe may be modified by adding peas (mattar), potatoes, or any other vegetable you like. It can also be used as a samosa or pastry filling.
Ingredients of Baked keema
- You need 400 grms of mutton /chicken (minced).
- It's 2 of onions (chopped).
- It's 1 tbspoon of ginger garlic paste.
- It's 1 cup of tomato puree.
- You need 1 of egg.
- It's 1 tbspoon of cornflour.
- Prepare 2 tbspoon of milk.
- Prepare To taste of salt.
- It's As needed of oil for frying.
- It's 4-5 of rings of tomato,onion and bell peppers.
- Prepare 1 tea spoon of red chilli powder.
- Prepare 3-4 of whole garam masalas.
- Prepare 1 tea spoon of Cumin seeds.
- Prepare 1 of bay leaf.
- Prepare 1 of whole red chilli.
- Prepare 1 tea spoon of turmeric powder.
Keema is a delicious and easy way with mutton. Since the meat is tender, it does not take long to cook. Dum ke Kabab is a popular breakfast dish in many regions and, yes, its not a healthy start to the day. But it is definitely a perfect casserole recipe for.
Baked keema instructions
- Marinate the keema with salt, chilli powder and oil..
- Heat a pan add oil and whole garam masalas jeera,bay leaf and red chilli..
- Now add the onion slices ginger garlic paste fry adding salt and turmeric powder.
- Add the keema mix well adding red chilli powder and tomato puree and mix well..
- Prepare a mixture of the egg,milk and corn flour.
- Now place the keema in a microwave safe bowl evenly and spread the mixture well.
- Place the vegetable rings and bake for 25 mnts in180 degree(pre heated).
- Serve it hot with chapati or paratha.
Though elite, upper-caste Hindus tend to be vegetarian, most Indians eat meat, and many millions of Muslim Indians eat beef This saucy keema, which can be made with chicken, lamb, beef or a combination of meat, is simple, comforting home cooking — the meat stretched out and made luxurious in a reduction of spiced tomato It can be dinner with a couple of soft, shiny bread rolls, or a chapati. Today, I'm sharing one of my favourite recipes, Pakistani Keema. I've mentioned rice as a side for this keema above, but it goes really well with roti too or even poori. If you're looking for a more gravy based keema recipe, then check out this Keema Aloo recipe on the blog. Keema quite literally means minced or ground meat.