Indian Curry Lamb Spareribs

Toss the spare ribs with 2 teaspoons salt…

…and 1 tablespoon curry powder.

Use your hands to thoroughly coat the ribs.

Cover and refrigerate for a minimum of four hours and up to a day.

When you’re ready to cook off the ribs, melt the coconut oil over medium heat in a 6-qt pressure cooker.

Brown the spare ribs in two batches…

…and remove them to a plate when they’re done.

While the ribs are sizzling, grab the onion and tomatoes…

…throw them in a blender…

…and blitz until smooth.

Once the spare ribs are seared…

…add the minced garlic to the empty pot off the heat.

I take the pot off the heat so the garlic doesn’t burn – that’ll add a yucky metallic taste and it’ll ruin your curry.

Stir the garlic until fragrant (30 seconds) before adding the tomato and onion puree.

Put the pot back on a burner set at medium heat.

Add curry powder, salt, 1 cup chopped cilantro, and lemon juice.

Bring to a boil…

…and add the lamb back in.

Mix the spareribs to coat with curry sauce.

Lock on the pressure cooker lid and increase heat to high to bring up to high pressure. Once high pressure is reached, decrease the heat to low to maintain high pressure for 20 minutes.

Let the pressure release naturally (10-15 minutes).

Taste for seasoning and stir in scallions and ¼ cup chopped cilantro.