Hello all, sorry for not posting regularly, got sick and down with high fever and cold, but still I will not disappoint you, will come up with more of your favorite recipes as soon as I get well. I have somehow managed myself to post this recipe, did not want to abandon my blog J. Thanks for all the mails inquiring about my health, glad to have such wonderful people around me. Lets move on to today's special "Mutton Liver Fry".
Mutton Liver pepper fry, is a very healthy and authentic recipe of South India. Here, mutton liver is deliciously cooked with pepper and cumin seeds to give a nice tasting side-dish. It can be accompanied with rice, idlis and dosas. Make it either dry or with some gravy, it all depends on your wish and taste. I make it usually semi-dry and accompany it with plain or rasam rice, also makes a good combo with dal rice. Though people follow different versions, this is the one that I have been tasting from childhood. My grandma used to make this and its the same recipe that am going to share with you today. It does not involve much of spices, but the two spices that I have used here makes it taste really good. Though I am not a big fan of liver, I love this masala. Tastes so good and brings back lovely childhood memories. Mom and grandma used to force me to have some, saying its good for health. I knew its health benefits, but still I would make a big war and fuss to have it. Now am forced to eat this due to my poor immune system. Let me discuss some of the health benefits of this mutton liver. Liver is the most richest source of protein. Has a lot of iron content in it and can be given to people with less hemoglobin. It is also a good source of Vitamins and Minerals. But regular consumption is not advised here because of its high cholesterol content. So try this liver recipe occasionally and relish its health benefits.
Mutton Liver pepper fry, is a very healthy and authentic recipe of South India. Here, mutton liver is deliciously cooked with pepper and cumin seeds to give a nice tasting side-dish. It can be accompanied with rice, idlis and dosas. Make it either dry or with some gravy, it all depends on your wish and taste. I make it usually semi-dry and accompany it with plain or rasam rice, also makes a good combo with dal rice. Though people follow different versions, this is the one that I have been tasting from childhood. My grandma used to make this and its the same recipe that am going to share with you today. It does not involve much of spices, but the two spices that I have used here makes it taste really good. Though I am not a big fan of liver, I love this masala. Tastes so good and brings back lovely childhood memories. Mom and grandma used to force me to have some, saying its good for health. I knew its health benefits, but still I would make a big war and fuss to have it. Now am forced to eat this due to my poor immune system. Let me discuss some of the health benefits of this mutton liver. Liver is the most richest source of protein. Has a lot of iron content in it and can be given to people with less hemoglobin. It is also a good source of Vitamins and Minerals. But regular consumption is not advised here because of its high cholesterol content. So try this liver recipe occasionally and relish its health benefits.
INGREDIENTS
Serves 2 to 3 servingsTotal Preparation Time - 10 to 15 minutes
- Mutton liver / Mutton eeral - 500 grams (Chopped into smaller cubes)
- Pepper powder - 2 spoons
- Cumin seeds - 1 spoon
- Shallots - 10 (or) Big onions - 1
- Green chillies - 1
- Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp
- Mustard seeds - 1/4 spoon
- Skinned black gram / Urad dal - 1/4 spoon
- Salt - As per taste
- Oil - 5 spoons
PREPARATION METHOD
- Wash the liver pieces well in water and set aside.
- Now place a wok or pan on flame and add oil to it. After it heats up add mustard seeds and wait until it splutters.
- Then add the skinned black gram, cumin seeds, saute for few seconds (See that it does not get burnt) then add curry leaves, chopped onions, slit green chillies, a pinch of salt and saute on low flame, until the onions gets cooked well.
- Then add the washed mutton liver pieces and stir well.
- Add pepper powder, turmeric powder, salt and saute again for a few minutes on low flame. Pour half cup of water, close the pan with a lid and cook for 3 minutes.
- The open and cook until the liver pieces becomes soft and spongy. Over cooking of liver pieces will make it rubbery. Also under cooked liver remains pink in the inside. So check whether it is done perfectly by pinching a liver piece.
- Then remove from flame and serve!!
TIP 1: The only care to be taken is the mutton liver should not be under-cooked nor overcooked. So check often, some liver tends to get cooked soon so check occasionally. Cooking on a lower flame will help, but prolonged cooking will make the liver turn rubbery.
TIP 2: I have made it semi dry, but if you want some more masala you can add some more water. The masala tastes really good.
TIP 3: Add more pepper powder according to your wish, I have added 2 spoons of pepper powder it was spicy but not too spicy, so adjust according to your taste.
Peppery Liver fry is now ready!! Serve with Rice, Idlis or Dosas!!
Am drooling over here..looks inviting!! Take care of ur health dear!!
ReplyDeleteakka take care first.me also suffering from cold.take pepper frequently.tat wil reduce cold.this is my fav but in ages.yummy clicks and healthy too.
ReplyDeletetake care sis.am also suffering from cold.take pepper frequently.yummy clicks and healthy too.
ReplyDeleteEeral pepper fry is best recovery food at the time of illness..hope this recipe makes you to feel comfy..
ReplyDeleteWow...yummy it looks...u making me hungry da...:-)
ReplyDeleteTake care Divya, pepper is the best remedy for cold n cough, even my kids are not feeling well, I prepared pepper rasam n this liver fry for lunch, loved ur version n appreciate ur effort dear!!!
ReplyDeleteTake care and appreciate your work.
ReplyDeleteSimple yet Delicious.
ReplyDeletetake care Divya! liver fry looks great
ReplyDeleteSuper yummy... .Tc dear
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Take care dear !!!
ReplyDeleteThis is one of my favorites but my hubby doesnt like it :-( still I make and he takes a piece....
I love it :-p
Take care Divya. Just inhale hot water with zandu balm. It will give quick relief. Yummy fry...
ReplyDeleteWow very well done. Great effort. Health comes first so please take care of yourself.
ReplyDeleteTake care Divya... get well soon.Recipe is so nice and must healthy one. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteTake care Divya..Eeral varuval looks amazing.Mouth watering here.
ReplyDeleteTake care of u Divya,blogging can wait,health comes first,so pls take care of u.
ReplyDeleteI do the same way too but i dont add shallots.
Yummy and spicy liver stir fry,nice recipe dear
ReplyDeleteTake care dear,get well soon
Beautiful clicks sis, very attractive and please take care of your health dear :) miss u
ReplyDeleteDelicious preparation..
ReplyDeleteTake care of your health, Divya.. Get well soon..
Take care Divya.. get well soon.
ReplyDeletestir fry looks delicious.
Looks soooooo tempting...
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That's fresh,nice presentation first of all Divya..I loved your spirit even with the fever.Lazy souls like me can learn from you...But why you torture me like this ? Yummy..yummy..
ReplyDeleteGet well soon ..!
Get well soon dear, take good care of urself first...absolutely delicious liver fry. Irresistible one.
ReplyDeleteYummy spicy liver fry... reminds me of home..:)
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well made divya.. take care of your health first dear.. i hope this fry would have reduced your cold :)
ReplyDeleteGet well soon,Divya..I wish to grab the bowl noe,very very tempting!!
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ReplyDeleteThis is indeed so so delicious and healthy.
Uhmmm....yummy yummy....very tempting Divya :-)
ReplyDeleteTake care.
Can just feel the pepper and liver on my taste buds. That is so inviting
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious and you take care
ReplyDeleteDivya, totally rocking recipe. I love the pictures. Beautiful!!!!
ReplyDeleteTake care!!
Hi, Take care of your health..... this dish is really awesome. my mom prepares superb....but first time im going to try at home
ReplyDeleteI prepared today for my wife, because the baby needs good amount of iron now. It is looking yummy, my wife treated it and said superb. I'm on vratha so not eating non veg, I will try later. Thanks for the simple, quick and tasty recipe.
ReplyDeleteHi thank you so much for trying do take care of your wife and baby!
DeleteSuper taste aka
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