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Railway Lamb Curry

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1h 35m

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Add 800 g of diced lamb leg or shoulder to a bowl and add 3 tablespoons of natural yoghurt, 2 teaspoons of garam masala, 2 teaspoons of coriander, 2 teaspoons of cumin powder, 1 teaspoon of chilli powder, and 1 teaspoon of salt. Combine well and set aside for anything up to 24 hours in the fridge.

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6

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800

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Lamb leg or shoulder, diced

3

tbsp

Natural yoghurt

2

tsp

Garam masala

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Per Serving

Calories

800kcal

Sugar

1.5g

Sodium

14mg

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Jonathan Randles

5 days ago

Excellent dish, the longer you cook it the better it gets, works well with a squeeze of lemon over the top when serving

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Ste Wafer

7 days ago

This was so nice and I will definitely be making it again & again

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Andrew B

15 days ago

Each step so enjoyable

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Lesley P

18 days ago

Absolutely delicious - converted my OH who isn’t a fan of lamb in a curry!!!

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Peter B

23 days ago

Made this today , absolutely stunning flavours, going to dry a touch of honey next time though

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Tillyer G

a month ago

Could you use mutton for this ?

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Nisha

23 days ago

yes perfect but cook longer

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Jo B

a month ago

I’d like to try this in my slow cooker, would it work? How should I adjust the recipe/ cooking time?

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Nisha

a month ago

best way to cook and same recipe but 5 hours ish

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Paul Nicholson

a month ago

This recipe is an absolute banger - the longer you can simmer it the better

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Mark S

a month ago

I cooked this on Saturday night and it was delicious and a really easy cook We all loved, even our 10 year old son. I’ll definitely add this to favourites!

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Natalie W

a month ago

Could I substitute the lamb for chicken and do a quicker cook? Thank you.

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Nisha

a month ago

yes perfect

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Fiona M

a month ago

How can I use leftover roast lamb for this? Thanks

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Nisha

a month ago

you would just create the sauce first and then simmer the lamb through for a good 3O minutes but to be honest its not the same and will taste a little stale- leftover lamb never curries well for me

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Fiona M

a month ago

Thank you, I agree….it was fry up instead🤣

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Isobel P

a month ago

Great recipe I made it in the slow cooker was delicious would definitely recommend.

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Philip B

2 months ago

I used lamb chops with this, absolutely delicious

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Nisha

2 months ago

wonderful Philip

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Sue P

2 months ago

Was a little spicy for me. So added some coconut milk at end. This was lovely. My new favourite curry.

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Nisha

2 months ago

great- well flexed

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Ryan D

2 months ago

Easy to follow instructions and packed with flavour, even my Indian father in law enjoyed it and he’s hard to please cooking him Indian food being a white British man.

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Nisha

2 months ago

gosh this is accolade indeed well done

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Colette K

2 months ago

Prepped and cooked as instructed popped on hob on low heat , I lay down to listen to a podcast woke up 3hrs later to your delicious railway curry! Loved it , and not too ‘lamb-ey’ great balance of flavours with plenty of depth ! Thanks a million!!

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Nisha

2 months ago

now that is the life!

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Isobel P

2 months ago

How long would you do this in a slow cooker? X. Thanks for the recipe.

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Nisha

a month ago

4 hours on

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Nisha

2 months ago

i dont use slow cookers but in an oven of 140C it will take 4 hours

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Isobel P

2 months ago

Thanks Nisha it’s just about to go in will report back! X

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Tim S

2 months ago

I’ve seen this before with coconut milk in. Do you ever add that ?

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Nisha

2 months ago

I dont- It is a very south indian ingredient and so north indian dishes like this I do not use it

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Railway Lamb Curry

Cook

1h 35m

Ingredients

Method

Nutrition

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Step 1

Add 800 g of diced lamb leg or shoulder to a bowl and add 3 tablespoons of natural yoghurt, 2 teaspoons of garam masala, 2 teaspoons of coriander, 2 teaspoons of cumin powder, 1 teaspoon of chilli powder, and 1 teaspoon of salt. Combine well and set aside for anything up to 24 hours in the fridge.

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For

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800

g

Lamb leg or shoulder, diced

3

tbsp

Natural yoghurt

2

tsp

Garam masala

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Per Serving

Calories

800kcal

Sugar

1.5g

Sodium

14mg

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Jonathan Randles

5 days ago

Excellent dish, the longer you cook it the better it gets, works well with a squeeze of lemon over the top when serving

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Ste Wafer

7 days ago

This was so nice and I will definitely be making it again & again

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Andrew B

15 days ago

Each step so enjoyable

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Lesley P

18 days ago

Absolutely delicious - converted my OH who isn’t a fan of lamb in a curry!!!

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Peter B

23 days ago

Made this today , absolutely stunning flavours, going to dry a touch of honey next time though

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Tillyer G

a month ago

Could you use mutton for this ?

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Nisha

23 days ago

yes perfect but cook longer

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Jo B

a month ago

I’d like to try this in my slow cooker, would it work? How should I adjust the recipe/ cooking time?

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Nisha

a month ago

best way to cook and same recipe but 5 hours ish

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Paul Nicholson

a month ago

This recipe is an absolute banger - the longer you can simmer it the better

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Mark S

a month ago

I cooked this on Saturday night and it was delicious and a really easy cook We all loved, even our 10 year old son. I’ll definitely add this to favourites!

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Natalie W

a month ago

Could I substitute the lamb for chicken and do a quicker cook? Thank you.

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Nisha

a month ago

yes perfect

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Fiona M

a month ago

How can I use leftover roast lamb for this? Thanks

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Nisha

a month ago

you would just create the sauce first and then simmer the lamb through for a good 3O minutes but to be honest its not the same and will taste a little stale- leftover lamb never curries well for me

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F

Fiona M

a month ago

Thank you, I agree….it was fry up instead🤣

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Isobel P

a month ago

Great recipe I made it in the slow cooker was delicious would definitely recommend.

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Philip B

2 months ago

I used lamb chops with this, absolutely delicious

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Nisha

2 months ago

wonderful Philip

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Sue P

2 months ago

Was a little spicy for me. So added some coconut milk at end. This was lovely. My new favourite curry.

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Nisha

2 months ago

great- well flexed

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Ryan D

2 months ago

Easy to follow instructions and packed with flavour, even my Indian father in law enjoyed it and he’s hard to please cooking him Indian food being a white British man.

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Nisha

2 months ago

gosh this is accolade indeed well done

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Colette K

2 months ago

Prepped and cooked as instructed popped on hob on low heat , I lay down to listen to a podcast woke up 3hrs later to your delicious railway curry! Loved it , and not too ‘lamb-ey’ great balance of flavours with plenty of depth ! Thanks a million!!

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Nisha

2 months ago

now that is the life!

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Isobel P

2 months ago

How long would you do this in a slow cooker? X. Thanks for the recipe.

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Nisha

a month ago

4 hours on

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Nisha

2 months ago

i dont use slow cookers but in an oven of 140C it will take 4 hours

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Isobel P

2 months ago

Thanks Nisha it’s just about to go in will report back! X

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Tim S

2 months ago

I’ve seen this before with coconut milk in. Do you ever add that ?

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Nisha

2 months ago

I dont- It is a very south indian ingredient and so north indian dishes like this I do not use it

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