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Whenever I die I would love to die with a spoon full of Biryani in my mouth! The only mutton delicacy I believe is worth dying for is Biryani. Slow cooked meat with whole spices and curd with long grain rice, the flavor and the aroma is simply unbeatable. My love for biryani mainly begun when i was in college. Despite being born and brought up in a Muslim family, Biryani has though been one of our staple food, still the journey of falling in love with the delicacy started after I went for my higher studies.
look like ur dish ...superb amazing
Looking so delicious biryani :ok_hand:
Heat oil till piping hot in a vessel. Add shah jeera and spices, ginger- garlic paste, onions and saute
Add mutton pieces and sour curd with slit green chilies, grated coconut. Add chopped mint and coriander
Add coriander powder and salt. You can now see oil oozing
Boil rice. Add 1 tbsp of lemon juice and 1 tbsp ghee and salt
Once the water starts boiling, add rice into it and cook till the rice is 3/4th cooked.
Take a thick flat iron tawa and place it on the gas and heat. Place another thick bottomed vessel over the tawa.
Sprinkle some curd all over the bottom to avoid the yakhni getting burnt during dum.
Spread yakhni all over the bottom of the vessel evenly. Sprinkle some mint and coriander over it.
Now add lemon juice on the rice all over, spread saffron milk (soak pinch of saffron in 1/2 cup milk for 30 mins in fridge).
Sprinkle kewda water and spread slit green chilies here and there.
Now add chopped mint, coriander and lots of fried onions and seal the vessel with aluminium foil. Keep the biryani on dum in slow flames for around 20-25 mins.
Once the biryani is done, remove the foil and cut the rice from one side and shuffle it gently
SERVING: 6
look like ur dish ...superb amazing
Looking so delicious biryani :ok_hand:
Very tasty
Very nice
Very nicely explained thank u
Don't mind but death is not something u can take lightly
yummy tummy biriyani
wio..nice recipe
yakhnis are indeed wow! Eid Mubarak to u n your Family
Hi Shaheen, cant wait to try this out..probably with Chicken.Looks delicious!!
wow... wonderful receipe.I will definately try and post the pic soon.
I load my dishes with more excitement than you will find in other new recipes that are getting far more attentions.
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