| Beef | - 2 lbs |
| Onion | - 1 (chopped) |
| Turmeric Powder | - 1/2 tsp |
| Chilly Powder | - 2 tbsp |
| Coriander Powder | - 1 1/2 tbsp |
| Cinnamon | - 2 - 1" pieces |
| Cloves | - 5 |
| Pepper Powder | - 1/2 tsp |
| Fennel Powder | - 1 tsp |
| Garlic | - 15 pods |
| Ginger | - 3" piece |
| Coconut Oil | - 2 tbsp |
| Salt | - to taste |
| Curry Leaves | - 2 twigs |
1. Mix the cube sized beef pieces with Turmeric Powder, Chilly Powder, Coriander Powder, Pepper Powder, Fennel Powder, smashed Ginger and Garlic, Cinnamon, Cloves and Salt well.
2. Keep aside this marinated beef for at least 1 hour.
3. Heat oil in a pressure cooker.
4. Add some curry leaves and let it splutter.
5. Add the onion and saute until transparent.
6. Add the marinated beef, mix well and let it cook. No water is needed, as there will be water coming from the beef.
7. Open the cooker after the pressure is gone.
8. You could reduce the water by heating it a little more or add additional water if you need more curry.
It is an excellent spicy beef dish and a quickie too!
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Dear Fatima
ReplyDeleteForget about that hoax , that red meat is bad...it is bad in India, nowhere else , if it was that bad , it would have vanished from the market long back.
This is a awesome recipe, if I can get the spice, I will try it here in Milan only.
India except calcutta or Kerala, you dont get beef .
For my wife , I will try it on lamb/goat,,but it wont be anywhere near beef
Have a nice day
wow kandittu kothi akkunnu....
ReplyDeleteSorry dear, don't eat beef for religious reasons.
ReplyDeleteI bet this recipe with lamb is equally good! Congrats on all your awards!
The classic pressure cooker recipe!
ReplyDeleteI don't use beef but the recipe is ditto for lamb and chicken; loved the 'bowl' too! :-)
Congraz on all your awards fathima, hope lots more come your way...keep going...
ReplyDeleteVery tempting recipe dear....Thanks for visitng my blog and for the lovely comments...Wish i cld have this curry now with some parathas...
ReplyDeleteWOW beef curry nalla thattukada stylil thenneyanallo...kandite kothiyavunnu...yummmmmmmmmmmm
ReplyDeleteOh yeah, there is nothing like a good Naadan beef curry. This looks so good. My beef recipe is very similar, I add coconut slices to it, so yum!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on you awards Fathima! The beef looks so yummy! Have a wonderful weekend!
ReplyDeleteayyoh fathima beef njan kazhikillappa..curry kanditu nannayitundennu thonnunnu
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your awards!! njoyy them...
ReplyDeleteBeef is important because it helps to build up the blood; it is not good because of the fat. So lean beef is the vest choice, if one can eat beef.
ReplyDeleteYour recipe sounds delicious, full of wonderful and warm flavors.
Thank you for sharing this one.
innu beef curry-yude karyam orthathe ullu...adipoli aayittundu ketto...
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your awards Fathima !!
Congratz Fathima!keep rocking...
ReplyDeleten tempting post!
Beef curry looks yummy, congrats for all the awards....
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your awards and wish you more such awards.
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goodness looks so so awesome and yummy :)..pass a plate please :)
ReplyDeleteHi Fathima, Thanks for your comment on my 100th post...Have a nice trip to India...I could understand how much you should be excited by now..Please try your level best to send some entries to my event..Take Care..
ReplyDeleteoh wow!!! Beef curry looks terrific and yummy deary...ente Fav..looks superb
ReplyDeleteWish you and your family a very Happy Holi.
ReplyDeleteCongrats for all your awards. Beef curry looks delicious and tempting.
Wonderful recipe Fathima!! I m drooling over the pic... inviting pics!!!
ReplyDeleteHi dear, Thanks for visiting my blog and for your lovely comments:)
ReplyDeleteU got a wonderful space, loved ur Carrot Kums and Mutta Surka recipe, will try them soon....
Glad to follow u, Keep going!!!
I don't eat beef this looks terrific!Congrats and wishing many more to come!
ReplyDeleteNice presentation!!!! Kandittu oru rakshayum illa.Vaayil vellam varunnai
ReplyDeleteYum.. on a lent now so will have to wait now till April to do some of this.
ReplyDeleteHi Fathima....the curry looks so delicious and tempting...may be I can try this with lamb :)
ReplyDeleteI loved both dish and the dish..look good .
ReplyDeleteThanks for visiting my blog..i can't believe I did not discover your blog sooner! What a lovely blog with awesome recipes! And we are from the same state too - not very far away huh :)
ReplyDeleteHey Fatima,
ReplyDeleteMy first time here. So glad to see meaty recipes with so many Indian Spices :-) love the beef curry.
Congrats on your awards
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Wow, when I make beef curry, it takes so much time. Thanks for this quick and easy version. Have a look at my blog if you have time. I'm new to it. http://touchofbasel.blogspot.com/
ReplyDeletehai.it looks very tempting .nice work
ReplyDeleteI tried this..it was excellent..and thank you Fathima for your wonderful recipe.._/\_
ReplyDeleteHi,
ReplyDeleteThe picture looked so tempting and I tried it.. But 2 tbsp of chilly powder?? Seriously?? It turned out to be toooo spicy.. I had to add more coconut cream.. Still it was too spicy.. My husband also was kinda disappointed.. :((
Hi Fizzzz,
DeleteSorry to hear that it turned out to be too spicy! It is a spicy dish as mentioned in the recipe! I would suggest you adjust the spices based on your taste and spice levels.
Thank you for your comment!