Mutton Sukka Recipe is a popular mutton recipe made with coconut oil, whole spices, onions, spices and coconut cooked until it is dry and thick like a masala. This mutton sukka is also known as mutton chukka which is a dry and spicy masala coated mutton preparation just like my mutton roast.
Sukka Masala - take coconut, roasted gram dal, cumin, black pepper and fennel seed in a blender and grind them without adding water to a coarse mixture. Set aside.
Pressure cooking mutton - Take mutton in a pressure cooker, add chilli powder, coriander powder, turmeric, salt, garam masala powder, ginger garlic paste and water. Mix well. Cover and pressure cook for 8 to 10 whistle. Depending on size and quality of mutton cooking time will vary.
Once pressure is released, open the cooker. if there is lots of water left, place the cooker on heat and dry out the excess water. The mixture should be like a masala.
Tempering - Heat coconut oil in a kadai. Add in garlic, sliced onions, curry leaves and green chillies and saute for 2 minute. Add in the cooked mutton with any leftover masala. Mix this really well.
Make Sukka - Now add in the ground coconut masala, along with ghee into the mutton. Toss it really well and reduce the flame to medium low. Cook for 4 to 5minutes tossing often to create sukka effect.
Finishing touches - once the mutotn sukka is well roasted, add in lemon juice and coriander leaves. Toss well and it is ready to serve.