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Aloo Gosht

5/5 from 4 Customers
£0.50
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Aloo Gosht is a slow-cooked lamb and potato curry cooked mainly in Northern India and Pakistan; winters there can be surprisingly cold so this warming stew-like dish is just the ticket!

Cook it as a fantastic alternative to your usual winter warmers.

Aloo Gosht is a slow-cooked lamb and potato curry cooked mainly in Northern India and Pakistan; winters there can be surprisingly cold so this warming stew-like dish is just the ticket!

Cook it as a fantastic alternative to your usual winter warmers.

Which Legend Book?: How to be a Curry Legend
Haldi Needed: 2
Mirchi Needed: 1
Methi Needed: 1
Page Number: 76
Goes great with...: $$Garlic naan breads$$ (p158) and $$green chutney$$ (p201)
Also works a treat with...: Diced beef (it may take a bit longer!), Root vegetables for a veg version
Serves: 4 with sides
Serves: 4 with sides
Heat Rating: 2/5
Prep time: 30 minutes
Cooking Time: 1 hour 10 minutes
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Description

Aloo Gosht is a slow-cooked lamb and potato curry cooked mainly in Northern India and Pakistan; winters there can be surprisingly cold so this warming stew-like dish is just the ticket!

Cook it as a fantastic alternative to your usual winter warmers.

Shopping List
  • 500g diced lamb
  • 500g new potatoes - peeled and halved if large
  • 1 large onion - thinly sliced
  • 2 cloves of garlic - finely chopped
  • Fresh ginger - finely chopped to make 1 tbsp
  • 3 tomatoes - roughly chopped
  • 10g bunch of coriander - finely chopped
  • 25g butter

Product Rating (4):

5/5

Oh my what a hearty beautiful dish also made the kachumber side the kids polished that off lol aww man happy times

We're happy to hear that everyone enjoyed this- it sounds delicious with the Kachumber too! Thanks for sharing and happy spicing!

5/5

Really lovely flavourful curry, super easy to make Onion Bhajis were delicious and I will definitely make them again!! So quick and simple.

Nice! Happy spicing!

5/5

Aloo Gosht cooked outside in a potjie on the open fire. After this it was left to simmer for 25-30 mins. Delicious and a big hit with our guests.

Awesome- glad everyone enjoyed this warming stew-like dish!

5/5

A lovely-mid spiced curry with a good depth of flavour. I made this on the hob, but I'm thinking next time it could be a candidate for a slow cooker day. We made ours with onion, garlic, chilli, potato tomatos and the cucumber from the allotment. Would definitely have this again, wish you did this one as a refill blend.

This looks like a fabulous feast, Rachel - great job using your own homegrown veg, too! You're right that this would be a fabulous dish to do in the slow cooker. Check out our 'slow cooker curry blend' for a very very similar refill alternative!

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