Monday, 19 March 2012

Keema Masala / Stir-fried Indian Minced Meat Masala



Keema masala is very popular in Indian restaurants as a side dish with Maida Parotta or with chapathis... It can be made with chicken, beef or mutton mince.... Usually they add peas along with the mince; but I substituted it with carrots... Keema masala goes well with Indian flatbreads, Palappam or Vellayappam… Also this is great as a wrap inside chappathi, as a topping for keema dosa or can be used as a stuffing for Keema Paratha or stuffed buns or even as a stuffing for Idiyappam...Do try and if you get more ideas on how to use this, do let me know :).... 

Keema Masala / Stir-fried Indian Minced Meat Masala

Preparation time ~ 15 mints
Cooking time ~ 25 mints
Serves ~ 2 
Ingredients:
Keema (Minced meat) - 250gm (chicken, beef or mutton)
Onion- 1, chopped finely
Ginger-garlic paste - 1tbsp
Carrot- ½, chopped finely or ½ cup fresh or frozen peas
Oil - 2 tbsp
Homemade Curry powder / Erachi podi (Meat masala) – 1 ½ tbsp (can substitute with 1 tsp coriander powder, ½ tsp garam masala, ½ tsp red chilli powder, ½ tsp pepper powder)
Cumin powder – ½ tsp
Mustard seeds – ½ tsp
Salt - 1 tsp
Green chillies- 2, chopped
Tomato -1, medium, finely chopped
Lime juice – 1 tsp
Coriander leaves -2 tbsp finely chopped

Method:
  • Heat oil in a non-stick pan, add mustard seeds, when it splutters add ginger garlic paste, onion and green chillies and stir fry until light brown.
  • Add keema (mince), carrot and mix well. Reduce heat. Add salt and all the spice powders. Fry for 1-2 minutes. Cook covered on low heat for about 5 minutes, till the mince is cooked.
  • Add chopped tomatoes, stir and cook till they are soft and keema is dry.
  • Finally add coriander leaves and lime juice mix well and turn off the heat.
  • Serve with Indian flat bread or Paalappam.


Keemo

13 comments:

  1. Beautiful props, recipe also looks very yummy!

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  2. nice recipe...will try with chicken..awesome

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  3. Gr8 looking kheema and lovely cutlery set swapna...pics look fab

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  4. Looks delicious... Loved your plate n bowl :)

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  5. Looks great! And I so want your dinnerware, that cheerful blue and the pattern are amazing.

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  6. Simply delicious kheema !! lovely dinnerset !!

    Ongoing event CC:Vegan Diet - Plant Based Food

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  7. delicious looking masala for filling as well looks wonderful

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  8. That's tempting me like hell ! Nicely made and presented..Super captures too !

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  9. I make something similar to this but I add some peas too. I just love the combination of the spices, the coriander and the lime juice. It's quick to make and an economical and satisfying family supper. Lovely blue dish in the pic.

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  10. That looks wicked good! With that spice combination, it has to be.

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  11. thanks for the simple yet tasty recipe for keema. i love mutton/lamp preparations of all hues, specially the kerala ones with coconut milk and tamil nadu 'chukka'. what's up ur sleeves, pl share. i would like to try them for my sons who r crazy like me for "aadu" items.

    best,

    anil, karukachal
    (from aamchi mumabai)
    anildocu@gmail.com

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  12. Really good keema recipe. I just tried it.

    Thanks.

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