
Mutton Kheema Ghotala Recipe, Parsi Style Eggs
Spiced mutton mince cooked with onion, tomato and chilli, then scrambled loosely with eggs into a Parsi-style ghotala. Serve with pav or toast.
Raw materials
One 450 g pack covers this twice. Use 300 g here and keep the rest chilled.

Ingredients
Method
5 steps. Read it through before you start.
- 01Fry the onion
Heat oil and fry onion and chillies until golden. Add the ginger-garlic paste.
- 02Cook the mince
Add the mince and spices. Cook 12 minutes, breaking up lumps, until dry and browned. Cook until tender, and until minced or shaped meat reaches 71 °C at the centre if you use a thermometer.
- 03Add tomato
Stir in the tomato and cook until soft.
- 04Add the eggs
Beat the eggs with a pinch of salt. Pour over the kheema and stir gently on low until just set.
- 05Serve
Top with coriander and serve with pav.
Questions
What is ghotala?+
Ghotala means a scramble or mix. In this dish the eggs are folded through the kheema.
Can I use fewer eggs?+
Yes. Two eggs gives a drier result.
Can I make the kheema ahead?+
Yes. Cook it a day ahead and add the eggs at serving time.