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Jodhpur and the Marwar region, Rajasthan — associated with Rajput hunting feast traditions
Laal Maas — Rajasthani Fiery Red Meat (लाल मांस)
Jodhpur and the Marwar region, Rajasthan — associated with Rajput hunting feast traditions
Laal maas is Rajasthan's most assertive meat preparation — a deeply red, fiery mutton curry traditionally made with mathania chillies (a variety grown in the Jodhpur district with intense colour and moderate heat compared to Bhavnagari), mustard oil, and a simple but precisely executed spice profile. The colour is crimson from the quantity of dried mathania chilli, not from tomato. The technique requires crushing the soaked dried chillies into a coarse paste, cooking this paste in mustard oil for a sustained period before the meat is added, and allowing the natural moisture from the meat and the fat from the mustard oil to form the sauce. No water is added.
Indian — North India Rajasthan