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Sid, on 3/6/2011 11:53pm

Tonight I made Mamta's beef/lamb kofta recipe (I used beef) for a someone and it was amazing, apparently. I never tried it because I don't like meat much. The only meat I eat is chicken, and that is only about once a week at the most. Thanks for all of your amazing recipes and your continual guidance, Mamta. Much love. x

Sid

Mamta, on 4/6/2011 05:57am

You are most welcome Sid. I made some vegetables and fish Koftas yesterday. You can always make those for yourself, when you make meat ones for others. The curry sauce or gravy is the same.

Fish Koftae

Vegetable Koftae

vegetable Kofta Curry

Lapis, on 4/6/2011 10:53am

I use lamb, rather than beef, which can get tough if slightly over cooked. I usually grind the meat down in a processor, which I find gives a better mouth feel. I do the same with burgers for the same reason.

Sid, on 4/6/2011 11:28am

Thanks for the tip. I will make them with lamb next time and see how well that one goes down. I also made malvani chicken yesterday for the first time ever. I got the recipe from someone on youtube. I will have to try making Mamta's vegetable koftas sometime next week. Looks great!

Lapis, on 4/6/2011 08:32pm

I believe that kofta came from Persia originally, so would have used goat, probably.

Mamta, on 6/6/2011 04:59am

Yes, in India too it is generally made with goat meat, where a lot of non-vegetarian cuisine is Persian inspired. I also make it with lamb when I have a few Hindu friends coming to dinner, because most don't eat beef. Our family does and beef is easily available all over UK. so I tend to use beef also. It works equally well with mince chicken too, but the flavour is different of course.

Sriya Saran, on 1/9/2020 07:35am

Wow, I really enjoy the stuff you shared is!

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