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Rogan josh (Spicy Slow Cooker Lamb Curry)

Prep:
30 m
Cook:
4 h 0 m
Ready in:
4 h 30 m
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A delicious Sow Cooker Lamb Rogan Josh melts in your mouth is packed with flavour and has a nice amount of heat to it.
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INGREDIENTS
Servings: 4
Lamb shoulder
1 kg (2 lbs), cut into big cubes
Natural yogurt
4 tbsp
Red onions
4 medium, cut in half
Red bell peppers
2, cut in half, seeds removed
Fresh red chili
4, seeds removed
Cilantro
½ bunch, leaves picked
Canned tomatoes
400 g (1 lb)
Fresh tomatoes
2, ripe
Fresh ginger
1 piece (thumb-sized), peeled and grated
Garlic
 8 cloves, chopped
Turmeric
 1 tsp
Black peppercorns
1 tsp, crushed
Green cardamom
4 pods
Clove
 4, whole
Cinnamon
1 stick
Coriander seeds
1 tbsp
Dried red chili
4, small
Paprika
2 tsp
Groundnut oil 
Sea salt 
to taste
Coconut shavings 
Fresh mint
 ½ bunch
DIRECTIONS
  1. Mix the garlic and ginger together in a big bowl that will fit all the lamb. Mix in yoghurt, black pepper and turmeric. Put the cubed lamb into the bowl and stir it well until every piece is coated with spices and yoghurt. Cover the bowl and put it in the fridge for the lamb to marinate overnight
  2. Preheat the oven to 325ºF/170ºC/gas 3. Large chop the onions and peppers; finely chop them in a food processor with 3 chilies and the cilantro stalks. Slice the remaining chili very finely; set aside.
  3. Wrap the cardamom pods in a paper towel and whack them with the side of a knife or a rolling pin to get the seeds out. Place a heavy-based pan over medium heat; put the cloves, cinnamon, cardamom, cumin and coriander seeds into the pan and toast until the spices get a slightly darker shade. Put them into a pestle and mortar, add dried red chilies and grind together (you can use a spice grinder, too).
  4. Leave the pan on the heat. Add a little groundnut oil, the processed onion-pepper-and-chili paste, the ground spices and paprika. Reduce the heat to low, cover the pan and cook for 10 minutes.
  5. Large chop the tomatoes; put them and the tinned tomatoes into the slow cooker; add all the ingredients from the pan, too. Put the marinated lamb into the slow cooker, pour a tin’s worth of water over it. Stir well. Add a pinch of salt. Cover the slow cooker and set it to MEDIUM for 2 to 4 hours.
  6. Taste the curry to adjust the salt. If it is too hot, add some yoghurt. Garnish with chili, coconut shavings, mint and cilantro leaves. Serve with rice, fresh Indian bread and cold beer.
  7. Indian cuisine is unique – intricate hot spices combined with the creaminess of dairy products give it a very recognizable flavor you can never get tired of.
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