In a food processor, add all the whole spice and GingerGarlic Paste.
Grind the spices to a paste adding a little water. Keep the paste aside.
In a pressure cooker, add 3 tablespoon of oil on medium heat. To it, add chopped onions and saute to translucent.
Then add the ground masalas and saute until the raw smell disappear.
Now add cleaned mutton chops.
Add chili powder, coriander powder, turmeric powder, and salt to taste.
Mix the masala powder well until it coats well on the chops.
Now add two cups of water and wait until it starts to boil.
Cover the pressure cooker lid and wait for five to six whistles to blow. Simmer the flame to low and cook for five more minutes. Then switch off the flame and wait for the pressure to settle.
The mutton/lamb chops is well cooked. If you want chops gravy, you can serve as it is. As I prefer a dry chops, I transferred it to a frying pan to reduce the gravy.
The mutton/lamb chops are well-cooked. If you want chops gravy, you can serve it as it is. I prefer to make dry chops, so I transfer them to a frying pan to reduce it.
The mutton chops are dry and ready to serve.