I’ve been quite busy these days with winter holidays(It sounds a bit ironic actually). We are enjoying these days so much at my house. Everyday is a festive day with chatter,chai, sweet treats and savory as well. My mother has been cooking a lot too. And I’ve been meaning to share some of her recipes as well but always get short on time. Time is somewhat magical. I mean only yesterday I was eight(Not really), and just wanted a doll in pram( once I got it I moved on to something else), and was happy to lie for hours on a carpet with my head in mom’s lap( until the head grew big and she told me that it tires out her legs), listening to fairy tales……Oh God. Look what I’m writing now,and what I was supposed to write about.New year resolution: Ayesha Stop bantering.Focus,focus.(Will try,honestly!) Anyway, presenting mom’s mutton boti tikka recipe now. Which I helped her out with since it’s not a one person thing. It was gorgeous and delicious. Wish I had saved some botis for today as well.
Basic Ingredient
- 1 1/2 kilo mutton/beef cut in 1.5 inch cubes
To Marinate(Mix following in a large bowl)
- 2 tbsp Ginger-Garlic paste
- Juice from 4 lemons
- 3 tsp red chili powder
- Salt to taste
- 2 tsp turmeric powder
- 12 tsp Raw Papaya( green papaya) paste
- 1 tsp oregano powder(optional)
- 5 tsp chat masala
- 1 1/2 cup yogurt
- 3 tbsp white vinegar
- 1 cu vegetable oil
*****Marinate the meat for approx 8 hours.It will absorb flavors and grow tender****
Finally set up your grill with hot coals.
Pierce the skewers through the botis/meat cubes
Keep turning the skewers until the meat is perfectly browned.
Serve with puris/parathas/naans/tortillas,& Sliced onions and lemons.
A MILLION SPLENDID HUGS &LOVE TO Y’ALL…….Hope people are done with their new year resolutions. I’m still working on mine 😛 Keep rocking like you always do. Best Wishes. 🙂 🙂 🙂
Wow! That sounds absolutely fabulous!!! Thanks for the post. I’ll have to try this when the weather allows outdoor grilling (I prefer outdoor to indoor grilling). Hugs……..
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Thankyou… 🙂 Do that,its a whole lot of fun especially with family chatter and warmth of the coals. we enjoy this so much! Hugs back!…
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🙂
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Anything with yogurt and lemon is already tasty in my book – and this looks just great!
Do you put the meat with the marinade on the skewers or wipe it off first?
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Yes we put it on skewers with the marinate on! 🙂 And yes,this was a fantastic food….thankyou!
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Sounds like a delicious dish! Isn’t it funny how even when we try to relax over a break things still end up busy?! Sounds like your mother has been cooking some wonderful meals!
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Yes,we plan so much for holidays,that more time becomes less….! And mom is a fantastic cook, one of my resolutions is to try more of her recipes…Just need a little time for that!
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That looks so delicious Ayesha and the last photo is just stunning! Thanks for sharing this lovely recipe hon. One of these days I am going to roll around and it will be all your fault. LOL! *hugs*
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Thanks Sonel… 🙂 You will roll around laughing and being happy that I shared the recipe :P( I will interpret stuff the way I like :p) Hugsss Back dear!!
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Whahahahah! Now that is a good one Ayesha and I will roll around so much that all the fat rolls with fade away…hehehehe
*hugs*
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This looks wonderful, Ayesha! I’ve never had mutton boti tikka before, but the ingredients sound like this dish is something I would love to eat. Happy New Year to you and your family! I hope you’re soaking in the time with them and that y’all are enjoying this new year so far!
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thankyou Erin:D we all are enjoying this time a lot. Plus until you try it out you won’t know what you’re missing!And a happy new year to you as well…have a wonderful future ahead! 🙂
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that marinade sounds delicious! happy new year! 🙂
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Thankyouu 🙂 It was. And a very blessed year to you and yours! 🙂
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Oh yum. YUM. ❤ I need to try this. SOON. ❤
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Thankyouu :)Do try it out,glad you visited !!
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This looks beautiful. Love the sound of raw papaya paste – have never heard of it, but I can almost imagine the flavour. Yum!
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Yes..Papaya is what does the magic..if we don’t apply the paste,it would have the texture of rubber 😛 Thankyou! 🙂
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