24.10.10

Venison curry

This is my 100th post.Had a great time till now and hoping the same in future.I take this opportunity to thank all my friends and fellow bloggers particularly the ones who gave me the kick start and my family as well for all the support and praise.
                                 
Venison is deer meat.Today I went to the Asian shop to get goats meat;that was not there but the butcher;a ver nice man insisted me to buy venison.I did agree to give it a try after some persuasion.He had hunted it himself and was throwing at me recipes for venison.
Venison meat is less in fat compared to beef and lamb.The flavour is stronger than beef but cooks quicker and is leaner than beef.


                            

Ingredients;
Vension-1 kg,cleaned( If you do not like the strong flavour ,wash it with vinegar or lime juice)
Onions-2 finely chopped
Potatoes -2 boiled and cut into cubes
ginger garlic minced-2tbsp
tomatoes-2
green chillies-2
chilli powder-1tbsp
turmeric-1tsp
garam masala/meat masala powder-1tbsp
pepper powder-1tsp
coriander leaves-2sprig
curry leaves-2 sprigs
mustard seeds-1tsp
oil-2 to 3 tbsp
salt as per taste.
Grind the tomatoes,ginger, garlic and green chillies with a little salt to a fine paste.Now heat a pan.Add 2 tbsp of oil.Now add the onions to hot oil.Cook till its translucent.Add the powdered spices.Roast it till the raw smell is gone.Now add the tomato paste and cook till oil separates.To this add the venison.Mix and then pressure cook it for 3 whistles.(Add about 20 mls of water if u think its needed.)Let the cooker cool down on its own.While the meat is being cooked.Stir fry the potatoes in oil.Keep it separate.Now tranfer the venison curry into a pan and let the gravy reduce.Sprinkle pepper powder and finely chopped coriander leaves.Add the fried potatoes and give it a stir and switch off the flame .Now in a separate pan.Splutter mustard seeds in 1-2tbsp oil.Add 1 tbsp of finely chopped onions and curry leaves.Allow the onions to brown,Now pour this over the curry and close the lid.Leave it for 20 to 30 mins.



Serve with rice or chappati!!!!!!!!!!







18 comments:

Unknown said...

Hi Biny,

Looks amazing dear...:)

Dr.Sameena@

www.myeasytocookrecipes.blogspot.com

Suji said...

Never ate venison before, the curry looks delelctable and Congrats on u r milestone Biny...

Aparna S Mallya said...

Congratulations on yr 100th post!!

Unknown said...

First of all....Congrats on ur 100th post!! and wishing u many more 100s to come!
Thanx for ur lovely comments on my blog and also becoming my follower!
its always a compliment to have followers like u and to see happy comments!!:))
love the venison curry!!
keep visiting..following u too!!

aipi said...

Congrats :) 100 is a long way..... all the best for the next 100 and beyond...!!

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Pappu said...

hi biny,
first of all, congrats on your 100th post! looks gr8!

Torviewtoronto said...

lovely flavours

Priya Suresh said...

COngrats on ur 100th post, venison curry looks awesome, never had deers yet..

Gayathri Kumar said...

Congrats Biny on your 100th post.

Treat and Trick said...

Congrats on ur 100th post, never eaten this before, looks so yum...

My Kitchen Antics said...

I absolutely love venison..interesting that u have used it in a curry

Sarah Naveen said...

wow!! that sounds wonderful...
Congrats on ur 100th post...

Akila said...

lovely curry... new one...
and congrats on your 100th post dear...

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Annalisa said...

Hi Biny, first of all congratulations for your 100 posts! I found you by chance,and now I'm following your blog. Greetins from Italy, Annalisa.

Sunitha said...

The only way I have tried venison is dried. This looks quite great a nice change.

chaitrali pathak said...

this looks super delicious...and u have a nice space...first time here...happy to follow u...and thanks for ur wonderful words

Reshmi Ahmed said...

U have a great blog here....thank you so much fr ur wonderful comments...feels really good :)
iam following u too for ur wonderful recipes.....and congrats for reaching this 100th milestone !

Unknown said...

Never have tried deer meat, am not a big fan of red meats but this looks mazing loving the colour and congrats for 100th post wishes for lots more to come :)