Rogan Josh

Rogan Josh

Rogan Josh is a Indian braised lamb dish. It is sometimes made with mutton. It is usually served with rice or roti. While somewhat spicy, it is much milder than its sister dish, gosht vindaloo.

Fast Facts

Also called: Rogan gosht
Brought to India by the Mongols
Commonly eaten in Kashmir and Punjab
Kashmiri version does not include onions or garlic

History

Rogan josh came from Persia, and some argue that is where the name comes from, as rogan means "clarified butter" in Persian, and josh means "intense heat". Others say that the red color specific to the Kashmiri version of the dish gave rogan josh its name, as rogan means "red" in Kashmiri and gosht is a term for lamb ("josh" being the Anglicized version of the word).

Categories

Food | International Cuisine | Indian Cuisine

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