Curry d'Agneau du Kerala au Lait de Coco
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Curry d'Agneau du Kerala au Lait de Coco

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20m
Prépa
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75m
Cuisson
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4
Portions
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MEDIUM
Difficulté

Agneau mijoté avec coriandre grillée, poivre noir, fenouil, échalotes et feuilles de curry, achevé au lait de coco crémeux.

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Portions

4

Ingrédients

Nutrition

calories580
protein38g
carbs12g
fat43g
fiber3g

Par portion

Étapes

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Roast and grind the spices

Dry-roast the coriander, pepper, fennel and chilies for 2–3 minutes until fragrant and a shade darker, then grind to a powder.

⏱2:30

Pressure cook or simmer the mutton

Cook the mutton with the turmeric, half the ground spices, 1 tsp salt and 400ml water until tender — 45–60 minutes covered on low heat (or 5 whistles in a pressure cooker).

⏱50:00

Make the masala

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Combine with coconut milk

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History & Culture

The Story Behind the Dish

📍 Kerala📅 Traditional🥥 IN

Kerala's Malabar coast has been the centre of the world's black pepper trade for over two thousand years, drawing Roman, Arab, Chinese and later European traders.

Its meat curries, especially those of the Syrian Christian and Muslim communities, combine that pepper with coconut milk, shallots and curry leaves.

⭐ Why It's Famous

Peppery heat balanced with creamy coconut makes this one of South India's most comforting meat curries.

💡 Fun Fact

Black pepper was once so valuable it was called 'black gold' and used as currency.

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Kerala

9.93°N, 76.27°E