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Easy Cheesy Malai Mutton Masala Boti

Easy Cheesy Malai Mutton Masala Boti

This recipe is made using boneless mutton cubes that are marinated in yoghurt, herbs and spices. The word “malai” means cream in Hindi which is a key ingredient in the marinade and refers to the creamy melt in the mouth texture of the mutton. The addition of cream also reduces the spiciness in this recipe making it an excellent option for kids and people who cannot eat too many chilies. Malai Mutton Boti is a delicious recipe that is perfect for a dinner party. At home, you can pan fry or grill it on the stove, air fry it, or bake it in the oven. Say hello to the most tender and juicy Malai Mutton Boti! This Mutton Boti smothered in a wet rub of cream, warm spices, and fresh herbs is simply the best. Mutton is a better option than other varieties of red meat for your dinner table because of its low amount of cholesterol and saturated fatty acids. The important amino acids lysine, threonine, and tryptophan are also abundant in it. It is one of the healthiest types of red meat as it has low levels of saturated fat and cholesterol and contains high levels of iron, as compared to other red and white meat. Who does not love tikkas and botis and that too fried or grilled! There is something irresistibly fun and exciting about devouring this meat recipe. It looks so appealing and inviting. Right!! This Malai mutton boti recipe calls for a combination of flavourful ingredients, spices and white cheesy sauce. Cream helps to balance out the heat from the spices,while adding a delicious burst of flavour in every bite . Now, that we know the role of each ingredient in this mutton malai boti; lets head to the kitchen and start cooking!

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