Description
Lamb Rogan Josh comes from Kashmir in Northern India. In this recipe extra spices get used, then tempered with yoghurt. Thanks to Bhaji Man’s Lamb Rogan Josh recipe, you can recreate this classic aromatic dish from the comfort of your own home.
When it comes to recipes that should be naturally gluten free, you can’t get much better than a curry. We have done all the hard work on your behalf perfecting the Lamb Rogan Josh. As a result, you can make this tasty and easy-to-make meal at home.
10 minutes to prepare and 60 minutes to cook
Additional ingredients required for this dish:
- 700g boneless shoulder or neck fillet of lamb
- 1 large onion
- 3 garlic cloves
- 5 cm fresh ginger
- 4 medium tomatoes or 250g tinned chopped tomatoes
- 1 tbsp tomato puree
- handful coriander leaves
- 100g natural full fat yoghurt
- Fresh lemon juice (optional)
- 2 tsp salt
- 4 tbsp unflavoured cooking oil
Handy Tips
You can cook this curry the day before serving and refrigerate. Then, reheat until piping hot before serving.
Leftovers can be frozen. To serve, defrost and then reheat until piping hot.
Cook Lamb Rogan Josh with spice kits from Bhaji Man – Let’s Cook at Home!
The spices and herbs: Ground cumin and coriander, red chilli powder, turmeric, cinnamon and paprika. (May contain traces of mustard, celery, and sesame seeds) – are blended to produce a medium spice curry.
“Simply by following my step-by-step instructions you can create authentic, delicious tasting ethnic cuisine. The required spices, herbs and ingredients are especially blended for perfect infusion to give ideal colour, aroma and flavour.”
Don Lear, Bhaji Man
Benefits of Bhaji Man’s Curry Kits
Amaze your family and friends with your fantastic culinary skills
Great tasting results every time, all from your own homemade cooking
Herbs & Spices especially blended for maximum flavour and aroma.
Save money by only purchasing the herbs and spices required for each meal.
Create much healthier curries using olive oil/sunflower oil.
Use fresh free range and organic produce
Bhaji Man products are also Gluten Free and suitable for Coeliacs. They have no added artificial colours, flavours, artificial preservatives or salt and can be suitable for people on restricted diets.
“I am championing local food producers with my products by encouraging the public to shop for the extra ingredients they need at local shops, small independent village and market town butchers, local greengrocers, farm shops and delicatessens which offer high quality meats and vegetables and serve and support local communities. By buying local, we will not only improve the quality of the food we eat, but we can all do our bit to help save our countryside and give our local economy a boost.” says Bhaji Man, so – Let’s Cook At Home!
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Amanda S. (verified owner) –
Jason K. (verified owner) –
A firm favourite of mine. Highly recommended. Easy to cook, and a great taste. Better than local takeaway.
User-ID-4514 –
This pack is rated as medium and we are chilli cowards. That said, we absolutely loved this and shall order more very soon. Thank you Don for your recipes, everything we have tried so far has been really great and I’d recommend them all. The lamb was very tender, it was a cheap 1/2 shoulder from Tesco transformed by the spices, and everything tasted really fresh. We loved every mouthful.
User-ID-3928 –
My other half cooked this for me. He doesn’t usually cook much – a brie and grape baguette has always been his piéce de résistance, but he said he was going to cook me a meal!
I was a bit trepidatious but left him to it in the kitchen – every so often I peeked through the door – he was following the preparation instructions precisely, chopping and preparing – then there was a lt of sizzling and some wonderful smells wafting through the house – much sooner than I expected, and without any muttered or shouted expletives, a wonderful meal appeared on our dining table – it was absolutely delicious – much better than any I’ve had from a takeaway – and he even did the washing up.
Since then he’s cooked several other Bhajiman Kits, each one as successful as the Rogan Josh, and I’ve just sat on the sofa with a glass of wine and put my feet up.
User-ID-2471 –
My wife and I both adore Bhaji Man’s Lamb Rogan Josh recipe – especially as we can get perfect neck fillet of lamb from Witham butchers Holts or from A J Coulson’s (formerly Stokes) of 73 High St., Dunmow – not to say Tesco are not good value also!
I used our last Rogan box on Monday and my wife wanted her share of the remainder next day while I decided to save my half up till Friday 17th Jan 2014!
Meanwhile I ordered 6 more online plus enough Lamb Madras, Sri Lankan Prawn Curry, Pork Vindaloo and Batter/Onion Bhaji to qualify for a Bhaji Man Curry Club membership with a lifetime discount. I shall review the new recipes when I have had the chance to cook them.
On top of which I had a phone call at home from the man himself (Don Lear) so interested in customer satisfaction that he wanted to to thank me for constructive comments on their website. We talked of curries and cricket and sons and family meals and agreed the world was no longer what we knew and loved. But there is still Bhaji Man.
The result for our Lamb Rogan Josh was the best ever. Smooth but intensely spicy – and tender as a grandchild’s kiss.
I was sceptical, even suspicious, that all the 5-star comments seemed to come from one customer … some name starting with bmusr—1….!
Then I realised they were all slightly different! bmusrch—1 signed himself/herself ‘Chiles’ and it dawned on me that bmusr meant bhaji man user and the remaining letters were the individual, disguised identities.
I expect I shall end up as bmusrda—1 lol!
User-ID-3013 –
We’ve cooked with this kit a few times now – not only has it produced some really tasty (and I mean REALLY TASTY) food that the entire family can enjoy, the kit also gives you a much better appreciation of the finesse inherent in this kind of cooking. Not only is it producing great food, it’s also an education! Of all of the kits we have tried, this one remains a favourite!
User-ID-2674 –
Not sure if I was going to like the lamb, not normally on my top likes list.
However, very surprised how tender the meat was.
Full of flavour, I have since experimented with adding extra spice (chilli) and it suits me.
We cook and keep in the fridge overnight, we then freeze what we don’t need.
It works a treat.
This curry looks superb, the cooking smells are amazing and it tastes great.
Chiles
User-ID-2863 –
Cooked this a few days ago using neck of lamb. This is a fabulous tasting curry yet so fresh and clean! Not hot so flavours are rich and authentic without being too overpowering. This is definitely a favourite of ours; just about to order some more 🙂