Mutton Seekh Kabab

Juicy, cheese-enriched seekh kababs with a cashew-almond binder and coal smoke.

Process
Total
50 MIN
SKEWERS
6
300 gprotein
Mutton kheema with fat
6 gsalt
Salt
2 tbsparoma
Ginger-garlic paste
4 pcsaroma
Green chillies, chopped
1.5 tbsparoma
Coriander leaves, chopped
1 tbsparoma
Mint leaves, chopped
0.25 cupfat
Processed cheese, grated
7 pcs
Cashewnuts, finely chopped
5 pcs
Almonds, finely chopped
0.5 tbsparoma
Degi red chilli powder
1 tsparoma
Coriander powder
1 tsparoma
Coriander seeds, roughly crushed
1 tsparoma
Shahi jeera
4 pcsaroma
Black cardamom seeds, crushed
6 pcsaroma
Black peppercorns, crushed

In a mixing bowl combine 300 g fatty mutton mince with salt, ginger-garlic paste, chopped green chillies, coriander, mint, grated cheese, chopped cashews, chopped almonds, degi chilli powder, coriander powder, crushed coriander seeds, shahi jeera, crushed black cardamom seeds and crushed peppercorns. Massage until pasty.

01
600 gprotein
Mutton kheema
2 pcsprotein
Hard-boiled eggs, grated

Transfer the mixture to a grinder jar and blitz to a smooth paste. Scrape back to the bowl, add the remaining 600 g mutton mince and grated boiled eggs, and work together until fully emulsified.

02
1 pcs
Coal piece
3 pcsaroma
Cloves
1 tspfat
Ghee

For smoke, heat a piece of coal until red. Nest it in a small steel bowl, add cloves and ghee, then place in the mince. Cover and smoke for 4–5 minutes. Discard coal, cover and refrigerate the mince until chilled and firm.

03
No dedicated ingredients

Divide the chilled mince into 6 portions. Skewer onto flat seekh skewers, pressing to form 15–17 cm cylinders.

04
No dedicated ingredients

Grill over medium-hot coals or in a 220 °C grill oven, turning frequently. Cook about 10 minutes total until browned and juices run clear.

05

Notes

  • Squeeze onions thoroughly if you add any extras; excess moisture will make the mince slip from the skewer.
  • Keep the mince chilled right until skewering for best adhesion.
  • Serve immediately with lemon wedges and mint chutney—these kababs are best eaten hot off the grill.