First guy to post, muahaha...though its really simple, its jus one of the fav dishes i've learnt from my mum...it really taste different from wat i could get in restaurants...and i don't know whats the amount of ingredients, just feel it through experience =P
-A-ma style curry mutton-
-1-First step is the MOST troublesome process, removing all unnecessary fats from the mutton ( preferable imported lamb, taste better,it would ). Cut it into middle cube / slices ( i prefer slices ), add small pinches of salt and 'message' it all over the meat.
-2-Ingredients for the curry includes loads of onion and garlic ( minced ), bat gok(is it called cloves?) ,cinnamon,cardamon, fresh red chilli ( sliced / minced ), curry leaves, coconut milk ( damn, my mum used to squeeze it out with a kitchen towel with fresh santan ), suitable amount of curry powder, chilli paste
-3-Basically its quite easy to prepare the curry, jus put in some oil, heat it up put in the garlic/onion, when the 'smell' appears, add in the other ingredients, cook and stir while adding in suitable amount of water, until the it looks like thick curry paste. ( At this stage, we'd normally scoope it up and store some of the curry paste for future usage ).
-4-Clear the wok/pan, add in some oil,heat it up and stir fry the mutton in the wok for a while, ( really just for a while ), then add in curry paste, cook it until the meat looks almost cooked, and add in the coconut milk ( caution, don't pour in everything, add accordingly to your own liking ). Of course, add in suitable amount of water.
-5-Either boil it with the wok itself, or scoop up everything into a pot ( preferably clay pot, not sure why, but it 'seems' to taste better when its coming from a claypot =P ). Then just let in a small fire maybe for at least half an hour to 45 minutes.
Guarantee...the meat would be damn tender, and IMO mutton taste perfect with curry.
To be frank, the way to cook it is just normal lo... the difference is the process of removing all the extra fat/ligaments from the mutton makes the meat tastier to eat and less oily ( curry itself would be oily enough )
Dunno this qualifies as a recipe or not, feel free to remove it if u think its not helpful. Cheers ~