How To Cook Mutton/Lamb Korma – Spicy 🌢 recipe "EID DAY SPECIAL" Rich decedent/delicious curry!


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  1. Trevor Taylor
    Trevor Taylor says:

    Have subscribed just over a month. Love the recipes and also the easy explanation of how to do cook them. Do have to get some of the more complex ingredients, though have many of those used. You are a very humble and great guy and so glad I have found your channel. I make decent Bangladeshi/Indian dishes, but have learned so much more to bring them to the next level. From an Irish man who loves the food. Keep up the great work. Thanks so much!

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  2. Chagoot
    Chagoot says:

    A question, if I may–when you say "mutton" for this dish, do you mean older lamb, or goat meat? We get confused about what overseas folks mean when they use those terms. Lamb is very expensive here in Massachusetts, but since the people from the Spanish-speaking islands have become our neighbors over the years, goat has become more available.

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  3. Quality Drive
    Quality Drive says:

    Assalaamu alaykum latif, just wanted to know the difference in adding fresh milk compared to the powdered milk. Will it maje a difference and is it best to use powdered milk rather than fresh milk

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  4. Kiwi Krankers
    Kiwi Krankers says:

    Hey Latif, long time subscriber, love your videos. what is the phrase you say whenever you add something to the pan? would like to know the meaning/translation. I think I'll find myself saying the same thing when I cook !

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  5. John D
    John D says:

    I'm a big mutton curry fan, this recipe, ingredients and cooking method looks amazing. Thanks for the wonderful instructions and demonstrating the method, cheers!!

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  6. NAKSU DAM
    NAKSU DAM says:

    I have stopped watching you because I went plant based…..any chance of a recipe.?

    Do you have to say bismilah every time you put an ingredient in?

    Kind regards

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  7. Umme's UK life
    Umme's UK life says:

    I really enjoy the way of preparation. Thank you my dear for sharing this beautiful video with us.all the best and success.fully wt nd lik dn. waiting for next videos 🌹🎁🀝

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  8. Jenny Slater
    Jenny Slater says:

    Great video, as always… My curries at home have been raise up to whole new level since I started watching your channel. Because I live alone, so I tend to 'batch cook' and portion it off into containers for freezing. But the still taste good, though some of my curries are banned under the Geneva Convention πŸ˜‰

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  9. hoteltango1
    hoteltango1 says:

    Thanks for the inspiration!

    I make vegan versions of your recipes. For this I used chunky cut chestnut mushrooms, soy yoghurt and blitzed desiccated coconut instead of lamb, yoghurt and milk powder. Turned out great. Thanks again. πŸ‘πŸ»

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  10. Bruce Lee
    Bruce Lee says:

    For those of us that do have a functional Pressure Cooker / Instant Pot, how does the technique differ? Cook off the onions and initial spices, add meat & tomatoes, put on pressure cooker lid and bring to pressure – high or low? – cook for ????, lower heat & release pressure, add second round of spices, bring back to simmer, cook for another ???? minutes?

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  11. Nawire
    Nawire says:

    πŸ’• Lovely recipe, Latif! Nice English too! Many thanks. I don't dip a wet spoon into dry spices… Lol! Definitely trying it here in London πŸ‡¬πŸ‡§

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  12. IrishMikeK
    IrishMikeK says:

    Wow you are so lucky
    I loved mutton when I was young even though we did not get it at home much. But here in Germany I cannot find it anywhere. Lamb is a no go as it is very expensive but I will keep trying

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