Firstly, clean & marinate the mutton with the aforementioned ingredients & set aside for at least 3 hrs time (overnight’s always best)
In a deep frying pan/wok: Add in the admixture of the ghee & oil, over a medium flame & then add in the Tempering Spices & allow it to release its aromatic fragrances & then, add into it the sliced onions & 3G Paste & sauté until translucent
Keep sautéing until the raw smell goes off & now, add in some salt & sugar & keep stirring, until golden brown
Now, in a blender jar: Blend the soaked dry fruits & other ingredients altogether to a fine & smooth paste & add into the frying pan & sauté along with rest other ingredients by stirring vigorously & continuously
Add a little water by washing the blender jar and add into the pan & sauté well
Please be mindful- Not to increase the flame & keep it in the Low-Medium throughout the entire cooking process (sorta, slow cooking procedure)- As the gravy would very much tend to catch the bottom of the pan, if not extremely careful to keep on stirring it quite vigorously & frequently
Put the lid on & allow it to slow cook for about 10 mins time & when the oil separates from the gravy- Goes in the Mutton & sauté until it comes to the boiling point
Add in the rest of the hot water now & allow it to slow cook for the next 1 hour’s time- Stirring & Checking in between quite often
When done- then, open the lid & check if the mutton’s well cooked & the gravy consistency is perfect or not- The white-creamy gravy in this recipe should be absolutely rich & thick/creamy & no way runny
If required, add a little more hot water & cook it for another 10-15 mins time depending on the texture & quality of your mutton & gravy- both
Once all done perfectly, now add in some more garam masala powder & the slit chillies & a dollop of ghee (optional) & turning off the flame- Let it sit on the oven, in its standby position for about 10-15 mins time before serving it absolutely hot
Serve it piping hot with plain rice fried rice, Roti/Chapatis/Nun/Kulcha/Lachha Paratha & similar & relish & devour your FEAST to the brim
