Bold, Rustic, and Packed with Flavour Using Uttam Shahi Masale
Chef Ranveer Brar believes that meat should be cooked patiently with spices that tell a story — layered aromas, gentle roasting, and soulful taste. This recipe uses Uttam Shahi Meat Masala to give your mutton curry a traditional, ghar-ka-dhaba-style richness that feels luxurious yet comforting.
Ingredients
For the Curry
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Mutton (goat meat) – 750 g, cleaned
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Onion – 3 large, thinly sliced
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Tomatoes – 2 large, chopped
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Ginger-garlic paste – 2 tbsp
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Curd – ½ cup, whisked
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Mustard oil / refined oil – 4 tbsp
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Green chillies – 2, slit
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Salt – as required
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Fresh coriander – for garnish
Uttam Shahi Masale (Flavour Foundation)
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Uttam Shahi Meat Masala – 2 tbsp (hero ingredient)
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Uttam Shahi Haldi Powder – 1 tsp
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Uttam Shahi Lal Mirch Powder – 1–1.5 tsp (as per spice level)
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Uttam Shahi Dhaniya Powder – 1 tbsp
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Uttam Shahi Jeera – 1 tsp
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Uttam Shahi Garam Masala – ½ tsp
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Uttam Shahi Kali Mirch – ½ tsp (optional)
(Optional but recommended: Uttam Shahi Kasuri Methi – a pinch)
How to Make Ranveer Brar Style Meat Masala
Sear the Meat
Heat oil till slightly smoky → add Uttam Shahi Jeera → add mutton pieces and sauté on high flame for 6–7 minutes until lightly browned.
(This step locks in juices — Ranveer Brar style.)
Build the Bhuna Masala
Add onions and cook till golden brown → add ginger-garlic paste and green chillies → sauté well.
Add Spice Layers
Lower flame and add Haldi, Lal Mirch, Dhaniya Powder. Roast gently.
Spices should release aroma, not burn — that’s the secret of depth.
Tomato + Curd Magic
Add tomatoes and cook till soft → now add curd slowly while stirring.
Curd adds richness, prevents sourness, and gives a silky base.
Introduce the Hero
Add Uttam Shahi Meat Masala and mix well. Cook for 3–4 minutes so the masala binds with the meat.
Slow Cook Like a Chef
Add 1.5–2 cups hot water, cover, and let it simmer for 40–50 minutes (or pressure cook 3–4 whistles).
Slow cooking = deeper flavours.
Final Touch
Sprinkle Uttam Shahi Garam Masala and Kali Mirch.
Garnish with coriander and a pinch of kasuri methi.
Serve With
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Steaming hot rice
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Rumali roti
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Laccha paratha
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Bajra roti (for rustic experience)


