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This Home Style Mutton Curry or Odia Mutton Curry recipe is a Healthy Less Oil Less Spice Mutton Curry recipe which goes really well with steamed rice. Mansa Tarkari Odia Style is a popular mutton curry from the state of Orissa. Follow this step by step recipe to make perfect Mansa Aloo Tarkari at home.

To get started with this particular recipe, we must prepare a few ingredients. You can cook traditional odia style motton curry (motton aloo jhol) using 21 ingredients and 9 steps. Here is how you cook that.

The ingredients needed to make Traditional odia style motton curry (motton aloo jhol):

1. Take mutton
2. Prepare medium sized potatoes
3. Take mustard oil
4. Take sugar
5. Take dry red chilli
6. Take medium sized onion chopped
7. Make ready medium sized tomato chopped
8. Make ready turmeric powder
9. Make ready Salt
10. Prepare chilli powder
11. Take mutton masala powder (optional)
12. Make ready water
13. Prepare masala paste:
14. Get medium onions
15. Get garlic
16. Get ginger
17. Make ready cumin seeds
18. Prepare coriander seeds
19. Get Cinnamon stick
20. Make ready red chilli
21. Make ready water

Today We are going to make Odia Style Mutton Curry, also called in Odia "Khasi Mansho Jhola". It is the traditional mutton recipe of Odisha, and Home made mutton curry, Odia mutton tarkari, Odia special mutton curry, Khasi mansho jhola, Odia mutton jhola, Anyone can cook with me, Dhaba. Mutton curry (also referred to as kosha mangsho, lamb curry, or goat curry) is an Indian curry dish that is prepared from Goat Meat (or sometimes Lamb meat ) and vegetables. Mainly popular in the Bengal region, the dish is found in different variations across all states.

Instructions to make Traditional odia style motton curry (motton aloo jhol):

1. First of all make the masala paste by grinding all the ingredients of it cut the potatoes into big cube sizes.
2. Heat a pressure cooker and put oil in it.
3. Then add sugar in it and when it becomes caramelized then add the chopped onion and red chilli in it and saute it for sometime.
4. When the onion become translucent then add the masala paste along with salt and all dry spices in it and cook it for sometime.
5. Then add chopped tomato in it and cook it till the tomato gets slender and the masala removes oil from it.
6. Add the mutton pieces in it and mix it well and cook it for sometime in medium flame and then add cube sized potatoes in it and mix it well and cook it again for 3 -4 minutes.
7. Add water and cover the lid and cook it for 3-4 whistles in low flame.
8. Now your mutton aloo jhol is ready.
9. Serve hot with rice,roti or chakuli pitha.

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