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Cow Trotters (Paye) Recipe
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Recipes in English
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Beef / Mutton Recipes >> Cow Trotters (Paye) |
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Large trotters 2
- cut them into 2/3 inch pieces |
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Yogurt 2 cups |
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Red chili powder 1
tbsp |
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Dry coriander
powder 2 1/2 tbsp |
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Turmeric powder 1/2
tbsp |
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Garam masala 1
tbsp |
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Garlic and ginger
paste 1 tbsp (plus two separate garlic bulbs) |
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Onions 2 large
size, finely cut |
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Salt to taste |
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Banaspati Ghee or
Cooking Oil |
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Wash and clean trotters. Take a large saucepan (which can
hold 5 pounds of cooked rice), put in the trotters, 2 whole
garlic bulbs and enough water to cover them. Boil on medium
heat for about five to six hours.
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During this process, if you see that water is not enough and
trotters are not absolutely tender, put in some more boiling
water; never put cold water, otherwise they will never
become tender. When they are tender and about 4 to 5 cups of
soup is left, remove it from heat. Discard all big bones;
before discarding remove all the soft gelatine and bone
marrow.
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Keep this and small bones aside, strain all the soup through
a fine sieve. Put banaspati in the same saucepan and brown
onions on medium heat. Remove onions from banaspati and
grind them. Mix onion paste, yogurt, salt and all dry
spices, put them into the saucepan containing banaspati.
Keep stirring until all water of the yogurt dries; put
trotters and soup in it.
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Place the pan on heavy griddle (tava) and put it on low heat
at least for an hour. Remove from hat when the soup
thickens. Add lemon juice.
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Serve while it is hot, garnish with coriander leaves and
green chilies.

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