Mutton Nihari
Nihari is actually a stew, the term derived from 'Nahar' indicating dawn, that originated in Lucknow, India. This detectable Arabian meal was brought to the Indian subcontinent by the Mughal's, as it was offered to royals or kings, usually after their morning prayers. It is a slow-cooked meal that typically contains meat such as goat, lamb or mutton, beef or chicken. The more the Nihari or stew is cooked, the more the flavor is aroused, really delicious and smooth for tummy. The secret behind nihari mastering is patience and well-executed process. This Lamb Nihari is cooked in large vessels and sealed with dough, served in royal restaurants.
Today's FARM2COOK recipe lets you know more about Lamb or Mutton Nihari, which you can try at home and serve to your family. The best recommended meat piece for goat nihari is the shank piece and bone marrow piece. You can order online lamb meat from FARM2COOK, the best online meat shop in Texas. Continue reading the ingredients required for Lamb Nihari.
Have you tried: Hyderabadi Lamb Dalcha?
During this Iftar period, you can try this slow-cooked traditional dish (Gosht Nihari or Mutton Nihari or Nalli Nihari) that fulfils your spiritual and thirsty mind. You can also choose this recipe for Winter supper delicacy.
Let's recreate the nihari masala and prepare the authentic lamb stew that is loaded in flavors and spices.
SERVINGS: 5
CUISINE: Indian
PREPARATION TIME: 30 minutes
COOKING TIME: 3.15 hours
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