Goat Rogan Josh Curry

Make the Rogan Josh with goat as an interesting alternative to lamb. 


By Kevin Fernandez
1 min read

Rafi's Goat Rogan Josh Recipe

Serves: 2 - 3/4 - 6 Ready in: 2 - 2 1/2 hours

Introduction

In India, mutton or goat is more widely available and used in curries compared to lamb. One of the things that stops people from enjoying goat is its reputation for being dry and a little tough. When prepared properly this is a lean, healthy, flavoursome meat, that is the perfect ingredient for curry!

Our Rogan Josh Curry Pack is a rich, intense and velvety curry, packed with tomatoes and spices, including black cardamom, cloves and cinnamon. This Kashmiri dish is best cooked low and slow to enhance the deep, smoky flavours.

Here’s our blog if you want to learn more tips on slow-cooking curry

Ingredients

 Serves 2 - 3

Serves 4 - 6

Rogan Josh Curry pack (Serves 2 - 3) Rogan Josh Curry pack (Serves 4 - 6)
175ml water 300ml water
30g Creamed Coconut  60g Creamed Coconut
200g (1/2 tin) Tinned Tomatoes 400g Tinned Tomatoes
500g diced goat 1kg diced goat
1/2 tsp sugar 1 tsp sugar
Coriander to garnish Coriander to garnish
Salt to taste Salt to taste

Instructions 

  1. Empty the Rogan Josh Curry Pack into a pan and toast on a low/medium heat for 5 minutes.
  2. Add the water, creamed coconut and sugar. Gently simmer until the coconut dissolves.
  3. Add the tomatoes, tomato puree and diced goat. Mix well and gently cook for 1.5 - 2 hours
  4. Season with sugar and adjust salt to taste. Garnish with lots of coriander leaves.

You will need

  • Rafi's Rogan Josh Curry Pack

    Rogan Josh Curry Pack

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  • Niharti Creamed Coconut 

    Creamed Coconut 200g

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Inspired by

Rafi Fernandez (1965-2013)

Rafi became an expert in Indian and Malaysian cooking through her and her husband's combined heritage and may travels around the world. She wrote a number of cookbooks and taught many classes to people in her local community. Her love of cooking and of sharing her knowledge was obvious to all who met her, as many of our customers and staff still fondly remember.