
method
First of all, get your rice onto soak in cold water and have all your ingredients prepared, chopped and ready in the order that the ingredients are listed - see below. If that is not yet done, do not heat your pan or you will get in a muddled mess! — creating unnecessary mess & making you Nutty....Get a timer and set it for 30 minutes as you put your rice onto soak
So, this is what I mean about sorting your ingredients out before you start:



now we're ready to cook!
Now that your rice has soaked for 30 minutes:
- Heat a heavy based pan on a high heat
- add ghee or oil, once it is shimmering add your whole spices (cinnamon, bay, black cardamom, black peppercorns & cumin seeds)

- as soon as they begin to sizzle, add the garlic & onions, cook for 5 minutes
- add ginger & chillies, cook for 10 minutes, stir regularly

- add chopped tomatoes & 1 tsp salt, cook for 5 minutes
- add the remaining ground spices ( turmeric, chilli, garam masala, coriander, cumin, black pepper, kasoori methi (dried fenigreek leaves) & tamarind paste) cook for 2 minutes

- now add in your lamb mince, breaking it down while browning it

- once browned, lower the heat, cover & cook for 12 minutes
- preheat the oven to 180c & drain your soaked rice
- boil a kettle with 1 liter of water, add to a pan with rice & salt
- place onto the hob on highest heat until it fully boils
- cook the rice for just 3 to 4 minutes, then drain immediately
- remove the lid from your lamb & take the cinnamon stick & bay leaves out then spread the meat evenly in the pan
- scatter a layer of rice over the mince


- dot a few spots of ghee accross the top of the rice

- cover with a tight fitting lid & bake the dish for 35 to 40 minutes, then test the rice for doneness & serve
Make the raita

- to make your raita simple mix everything together with a fork & serve ;-) thin it down with a little milk or water if too thick


Delve into this pot of treasure and let the rich aroma of spices and succulent lamb fill your dining room with irresistible warmth.✨
Serving suggestion for Lamb Pulao

Simply a bowl & fork nothing more is required
This is the most lamb tasting lamb dish ever. Enjoy :-P