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    Mangshor jhol aka Bengali Mutton Curry recipe - D…

    I have often wondered why I should bother posting a separate recipe for Mangshor Jhol when I already have Kochi Pathar Jholon my blog. After all, these are two distinct dishes. Mangshor Jhol stands out with its inclusion of lean meat chunks from a smaller goat, and for me, it is incomplete without a few pieces of Chorbi, or meat fat. This is my onl...

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    Including the "Mete" (Mutton liver) and Chorbi (Mutton Fat) that I specifically request from the meat vendor, these additions truly complete the dish. In order to truly grasp the distinction between Mangshor Jhol and Kochi Pathar Jhol, one must experience both. I won't delve into the authenticity of the Mangshor Jhol Recipe or the cooking process h...

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    As for the spices, I keep it simple by using basic ingredients such as Cumin powder, Coriander powder, and Bengali Garam Masala powder, along with salt and sugar. When making the curry, I choose to use finely chopped onions instead of onion paste. This decision is rooted in my desire to maintain a sense of simplicity and earthiness. Lastly, I refra...

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    This post offers an alternative method for cooking Bengali Mutton Curry with potato chunks. Instead of the traditional slow-cooking process, this recipe utilizes a pressure cooker. If you have access to a wood fire, cooking the curry over it will add a heavenly aroma of burnt wood. However, if this option is not available, a trusty old pressure coo...

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    Do let me know how it came out. Also, I would love to see a picture of the same which you can share here at [email protected]. Meanwhile, on Instagram, you can use my hashtag #debjanirrannaghar, and also, you can tag me at @foodofdebjani.

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