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Keema Nachos

September 5, 2016 · by munchiesandmunchkins · 10 Comments

I was recently invited to take part in a new campaign from Red Tractor Lamb, The Keema Sutra – all about the pleasures and delights of cooking. Keema is a spicy minced meat dish, typically using lamb and often including peas. Keema Nachos sounded right up my street.

I had only ever had Keema before inside of a Keema Naan, I had never thought of it as a standalone dish and one which could be the base of so many different meals.

On the subject of Keema Naans.. if you would like to meet the Keema Nans ( Mamta Gupta & Pervin Todiwala ) go check out this video.

If you visit the Red Tractor website you can find recipes for the base Keema and then lots of recipes for ways to use it such as pasta bakes, meatballs, hash, tacos and the dish I recreated which was Keema Nachos. You will also find tips from the Keema Nans and a bit of history behind Keema, click here.

I also really want to try these Scotch Eggs:

Scotch egg

The great thing about the base keema recipe is that you can adjust the level of heat in it by adding more or less chillies/hot sauce so that you can make it just the way you like it. Keema is a like an Indian version of bolognese, minced meat, tomatoes, onions but with a lot more added in and like bolognese sauce it has endless uses.

Keema_Incidental

I made a double batch of the Keema as the intention was to use one batch for my Keema Nachos and make a different dish the following night..however the nachos were so good they were made again the next day!

I don’t often cook with minced lamb, I am not sure why but that is going to change as I loved the flavour it produced. It is also budget friendly which is handy if you are trying to cut back. When cooking with Beef or Lamb always look out for a quality mark like Red Tractor logo – It means the meat is farm assured and is of top quality. You can find out more here.

Take a look below at the creation and end result of my Keema Nachos:

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The Nachos were served with simple dips made up with greek yoghurt and lime pickle and mango chutney.

I urge you to try Keema for yourself and give some of the Keema Sutra recipes a whirl.

Check out some of the recipes my fellow bloggers have been trying out:

Indian Lamb Meatball Curry

Spicy Lamb Keema Pizza

Lamb Keema Tacos

Keema Meatball Curry

  • This post was commissioned by Red Tractor and I was compensated for my time.

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Comments

  1. Sarah says

    September 6, 2016 at 11:25 am

    I love the tutorial and background information on the Keema, as I’ve never had it before. Thanks so much for that AND these nachos sound amazing!!!

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  2. Elizabeth says

    September 6, 2016 at 12:12 pm

    I could seriously go a great big bowl of this right now! Proper comfort food, this!

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  3. Annemarie @ justalittlebitofbacon says

    September 6, 2016 at 1:53 pm

    Those are some tasty looking nachos! I never though about using keema in Mexican style recipes but now I want some nachos. 🙂

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  4. Platter Talk says

    September 6, 2016 at 2:03 pm

    What a wonderful, unexpected combo. Looking forward to trying this new idea! Thanks.

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  5. Kavey says

    September 6, 2016 at 2:23 pm

    You really can’t get a better recommendation than the urge to make a dish again immediately, can you? Love seeing my mum in her keema nan role, and so happy to see everyone enjoying these ten fabulous keema recipes! By the way, if you have leftover, it’s great on hot buttered toast too!

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  6. Becca @ Amuse Your Bouche says

    September 6, 2016 at 3:25 pm

    Great idea! Nachos is one of my faaavourite things to make. Don’t skimp on the cheese 😀

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  7. Nayna Kanabar says

    September 6, 2016 at 9:39 pm

    Sometimes its great to try new recipes nad dishes that we have never tried before.Its great to read that you enjoyed your new experience with Keema.

    Reply

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