Bhuna Gosht (Pan-Roasted Lamb Curry)
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Bhuna Gosht (Pan-Roasted Lamb Curry)

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15m
Prep
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90m
Cook
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4
Servings
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MEDIUM
Difficulty

A dark, intensely flavoured lamb curry made by 'bhuna' — patiently frying the meat with onions and spices until the masala clings to every piece. Thick, rich and deeply savory.

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Servings

4

Ingredients

Nutrition

calories560
protein45g
carbs14g
fat36g
fiber3g

Per serving

Steps

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Brown the onions

Heat the oil, add the whole spices, then the onions. Cook for 15 minutes, stirring, until deep brown.

⏱15:00

Bhuna the meat

Add the lamb and ginger-garlic paste and fry over medium-high heat for 15 minutes, stirring and scraping constantly, until the meat is browned and the pan is almost dry. Add a splash of water whenever it sticks.

⏱15:00

Add spices and tomato

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Slow cook

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History & Culture

The Story Behind the Dish

📍 North India & Bengal📅 Traditional🍖 IN

'Bhuna' describes a cooking technique rather than a single recipe: frying spices, onions and meat together in oil, stirring constantly, until the masala darkens and caramelises.

Bhuna gosht is the dish that showcases the method best — a dry-ish, deeply browned curry popular from Punjab to Bengal, and on curry-house menus worldwide.

⭐ Why It's Famous

Thick and intensely savory, bhuna gosht is the curry for scooping up with hot bread.

💡 Fun Fact

'Gosht' is the Urdu and Hindi word for meat — usually goat or lamb in India.

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North India & Bengal

28.66°N, 77.24°E