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Here Is How To Ace Minced Mutton Cutlet Recipe For Breakfast

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Having minced mutton cutlets for breakfast is a recipe for starting your day on a high note. It is a protein-rich dish packed with flavours and hardly takes 15 minutes to cook. Check out the recipe.

prep time 20 Mins
cook time 15 Mins
chef Azmia Iqbal

Imagine you are hosting a brunch, lunch, or dinner, and your entire house smells like fresh cutlets with the aroma of spices wafting in the kitchen. Tender insides and crispy crust make these bite-sized snacks a delight for taste buds and have an aftertaste that makes you want to keep eating one bite after another. Minced mutton cutlet is a dish rooted in nostalgia and makes an elevated and luxurious addition to any snacking or starter spread.

 

It’s a popular dish prepared across Indian households on Sundays, especially for breakfast. Ask mutton lovers, and they will take on a walk down a memory lane where they have relished these cutlets in Anglo-Indian kitchens in Kolkata and crowded Irani cafes in Mumbai. The recipe was born in royal kitchens where it once ruled the tablescape along with kebabs, its close brother.

 

While the common breakfast dishes in India include poha, upma, sandwiches, oats khichdi, and sevai, savouring minced mutton kebab is like a Delhiite devouri

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Step 1

Heat oil in a kadhai and add fennel seeds. Let the sizzle before you add other ingredients.

Step 2

Sauté onions, ginger-garlic paste, and turmeric powder for a minute. This will add subtle sweet notes and earthiness to the mixture.

Step 3

Add the minced meat to the kadhai now, along with the remaining powdered spices and roast the ingredients until the blend turns aromatic and makes you salivate.

Step 4

Add green peas, mashed potatoes, and ketchup after 5 minutes and keep mixing the ingredients in the kadhai.

Step 5

Turn off the heat and let the mixture cool for a couple of minutes. You can also refrigerate this blend and use it the next morning to make cutlets.

Step 6

Add two cups of breadcrumbs to the mixture so that it binds well and holds its shape when you transform it into cutlets. The crumbs will also absorb any moisture in the mixture.

Step 7

Break an egg in a bowl with a wide mouth and whisk it to make a smooth concoction.

Step 8

Shape the mixture, dip it into the whisked egg, and coat it with breadcrumbs before you shallow or deep-fry the cutlets.

Step 9

Keep cooking the cutlets until the crust is brown and crispy while the insides are tender.

Step 10

Serve the minced mutton cutlets with ketchup, chutney, and pickled onions.

Tips and Tricks

  • Adding a binding agent is crucial for the cutlet to hold its texture and not crumble as soon as it comes in contact with hot oil. You can add rice flour and breadcrumbs to mashed potatoes. It will help you shape the mutton blend in whichever way you like.
  • Double coating is yet another method to achieve the crunchiest crust. Dip the cutlets in the egg wash for the second time and coat them again with breadcrumbs. But make sure to dust off extra crumbs before frying, or you will end up contaminating the oil.
  • Before you shape the mixture, let it cool off. A hot mixture cannot be shaped, and you might also end up burning your hands. Cooler mixtures are easy to shape.
  • When you are shallow-frying or deep-frying the cutlets, make sure to keep the flame medium-high. If the flame is high or low, you won’t be able to achieve a crispy texture, and cutlets will turn out oily.
  • Use high-quality minced mutton with a little bit of fat to ensure the insides of the cutlets turn tender and soft. This fat will also add to the binding of the cutlets at the final stage.

Frequently Asked Questions

Minced mutton is prepared by extracting the meat from a young lamb or sheep and pounding it into small pieces. It has an extra amount of fat and a dark hue, making it perfect for kebabs and cutlets.

For every 100g serving of minced mutton, you get 11-15g of protein. Therefore, it is healthy for consumption.

You can use a non-stick frying pan, a hard-anodised frying pan, and a tri-ply frying pan by Prestige to make minced mutton cutlets at home.

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