Bhuna gosht: Pakistani slow-cooked mutton with a dry masala
Bhuna gosht is bone-in goat or mutton cooked in onions, yogurt and spices, then fried down in ghee until the masala turns dark and clings to the meat.
Pakistani home cooking: BBQ and grills, curries, biryani and pulao, karahis, daals, breads and street food.
Bhuna gosht is bone-in goat or mutton cooked in onions, yogurt and spices, then fried down in ghee until the masala turns dark and clings to the meat.
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