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Mutton Paya Korma is a true comfort dish that comes straight from traditional kitchens. Slow-cooked on low heat, packed with deep flavors, and finished with a rich gravy, this dish is loved for its warming taste and soulful aroma.
Popular in many Indian and Pakistani households, especially during weekends and special mornings, paya korma is all about patience and flavor. When cooked right, the gravy turns silky, aromatic, and incredibly satisfying.
Deep, slow-cooked traditional flavor
Rich and aromatic gravy
Perfect for special meals and family gatherings
Tastes even better the next day
A classic non-veg comfort food
Mutton paya (trotters) – 6–8 pieces, cleaned well
Onions – 3 large (finely sliced)
Ginger-garlic paste – 2 tablespoons
Thick curd (yogurt) – ½ cup
Green chilies – 2 (slit)
Fresh coriander – for garnish
Oil or ghee – 5 tablespoons
Salt – to taste
Bay leaf – 1
Cinnamon stick – 1 inch
Green cardamom – 3–4
Cloves – 4–5
Black peppercorns – 1 teaspoon
Red chili powder – 1½ teaspoons
Turmeric powder – ½ teaspoon
Coriander powder – 2 teaspoons
Garam masala – 1 teaspoon
Clean the paya thoroughly and wash multiple times. Pressure cook the paya with salt and enough water for 5–6 whistles until soft. Keep aside.
Heat oil or ghee in a heavy-bottom pan. Add whole spices and sauté until aromatic.
Add sliced onions and cook until deep golden brown. This step builds the base flavor of the korma.
Add ginger-garlic paste and sauté until raw smell disappears. Add yogurt slowly, stirring continuously.
Now add turmeric, chili powder, coriander powder, and salt. Cook until oil starts separating.
Add cooked paya along with its stock. Mix well and simmer on low flame for 30–40 minutes, allowing the flavors to blend beautifully.
Add green chilies and sprinkle garam masala towards the end.
Garnish with fresh coriander and switch off the heat. Let the korma rest for a few minutes before serving.
Serve hot with naan or kulcha
Tastes amazing with plain rice
Perfect for weekend brunch or special meals
Mutton Paya Korma is more than just a dish — it’s a tradition. Rich, comforting, and full of depth, this recipe brings authentic flavors straight to your table.
Once you try it, this slow-cooked delicacy will surely become a favorite in your home.
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