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| Ingredients: |
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| Mutton/chicken |
1 kg |
| Basmati rice |
1 kg |
| Yogurt |
100 grm |
| Salt |
to taste |
| Onion |
1 medium |
| Garlic clove |
6 |
| Ginger paste |
1 tbs |
| Small illaichi |
8 |
| Gralic paste |
1 tbs |
| Cloves |
10 |
| Oil or ghee |
few drops |
| Yellow food color |
two pinch |
| Sugar |
a pinch |
Method:
- Add mutton, salt and garlic cloves in a pot with two glasses of water. If you’re using chicken, you can do with only one glass of water.
- Cook on a low flame till the meat is tender and the water dries.
- Take one medium onion. Slice it and fry it in about 4-5 tablespoons of oil till its light brown. Add the rest of the spices, yogurt and fry it a little.
- Simultaneously soak the rice in water for half an hour.
- Boil the rice till they’re half cooked,
- drain the water and keep them aside.
- Add the cooked meat to the sauted onions to make the masala and cook uncovered for a few minutes to evaporate excess water.
- When most of the water has evaporated,
transfer a little rice to a pot, and on top of that add some of the meat/masala combo. Make layers of this. The way I usually do it is put half the rice in, add all the meat/masala then top that off with the rest of the rice.
- Sprinkle on it a solution of kewra, yellow food color and pinch of suger.
- Keep it covered and on a low flame.
- Keep the pot tightly closed - you’re trying to steam cook the rice.
- When the rice is done, the biryani is ready.
- Serve with salad or garlic chutney.
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