Shalgam Gosht is a bold and flavorful Pakistani curry made with turnips and mutton or lamb, slow-cooked to perfection with a blend of fragrant spices. The combination of lamb and turnips in a curry, together with the spicing, makes this curry a perfect dish for the autumn and winter months when turnips are in season.

- What Is Shalgam Gosht?
- Why Make Shalgam Gosht?
- Instant Pot Shalgam Gosht Recipe
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Storage Suggestions
- I Love Seeing Your Reviews
What Is Shalgam Gosht?
Shalgam gosht is a flavorful Pakistani meat curry in which tender meat cooks with turnips. The word “gosht” is from the Persian word for “meat” or “flesh.”
Shalgam gosht is a traditional Kashmiri dish. This delectable dish is especially popular during the winter season when the best turnips are in season.
Why Make Shalgam Gosht?
Just like Chukandar Gosht, this dish cannot be passed because turnips have a limited season. This is a flavorful winter special that pairs well with boiled rice, roti, or naan.
You can prepare this dish in a variety of ways; some people prefer gravy, while others prefer more bhuna hua. Nevertheless, I am going to share my mother’s recipe, which is Dehli Wala flavor (if you know what I mean), and it tastes great.
I’m including the Instant Pot and Stove Top versions for your preferred style.
Instant Pot Shalgam Gosht Recipe
This Instant Pot Shalgam Gosht is delicious, comforting, and ready in under an hour while still keeping the traditional flavor of Dehli Wala flavor. It works perfectly for meal prep, hosting guests, or weeknight dinners. I really enjoy this comforting food on winter lunches or dinners. Winters are when turnips are at their seasonal best.
First, press Sauté on the Instant Pot. Then, add oil, onion, ginger-garlic paste, and all spices with 1/4 cup of water. Close the lid, then select Pressure Cook—High—12to 15 minutes. (depending on your meat quality)
Let the pressure naturally release for 10 minutes, then quick-release.
(bhunofying) for 6–7 minutes until the oil separates.
Now, add turnips, mix well, then add enough water for Shorba/gravy. Close the lid and pressure cook for 5 to 7 minutes. Naturally release for 3 minutes and then, quick release.
Uncover the lid, sprinkle garam masala. Ready to serve
Frequently Asked Questions
Which cuts of mutton are best to make curries?
To make goat curry, it is highly recommended to use bone-in pieces from the shoulder or leg.
How Should Turnips Be Selected?
Select the small turnips; they will be the youngest and have the best texture and sweetest flavor. When selecting items, make sure they are relatively weighty in proportion to their size, and they should also be firm with no visible nicks or cuts. If the greens are attached, they should be brightly colored and in good condition. Serve Shalgam Gosht.
You can serve Shalgam Gosht with any Pakistani-style bread like Rotti, Chapati, Phulka, or Naan. Additionally, it pairs well with matar pulao, zeera rice, and plain basmati rice. like
Storage Suggestions
Shalgam Gosht can easily last for 4-5 days when stored in an airtight container in the refrigerator.
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