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Biryani recipe

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Recipe ingredients

  • 2lbs Spring Lamb (cleaned and cut into medium size pieces)
  • 4ozs Yougurt
  • 4ozs Ghee
  • 1lb Rice (washed)
  • 4ozs Onions (sliced finely)
  • 1oz Ginger and Garlic (equal amounts crushed)
  • 1 Lemon
  • 1oz Armonds (ground)
  • 2 Cinamon sticks
  • 4-6 Cardimons
  • 1oz Milk
  • Qtr tspn Safron
  • 2-3 Green Chilies
  • Half tspn Black Zeera
  • 2-3 Cloves
  • Half tsp Garam Masala (equal amounts of Black Zeera, Cardimons and Cinamon sticks, with half amount of cloves)
  • Salt to taste
  • Corriander and Fried Onions to Garnish

Recipe method

  • In a large bowl mix the meat, yoghurt, almonds, chopped green chillies, ginger and garlic, salt, and ground garam masala.
  • To the mixture add half a teaspoon each of chilli powder and termeric.
  • Marinate for at least 4-6 hours in the fridge.
  • Fry the onions in ghee until golden brown and crisp.
  • Drain away any excess ghee and then remove the onions and spread over a large plate. This should keep the onions crispy.
  • Once they have cooled crush the onions with your fingers and add this to the marinated meat mixture.
  • In a large pan half fill with water and add salt, whole garam masala and one green chilli.
  • Bring this to the boil and add the washed rice and cook until the water boils.
  • Once the water has boiled drain the rice in a colander and rinse with a little cold water.
  • Grease the saucepan generously with ghee and transfer the meat mixture.
  • Level the surface and now spread the rice evenly over the meat.
  • Squeeze the lemon and pour the juice over the rice.
  • Warm the milk and crush the safron into it.
  • Pour the milf/safron mixture over the rice.
  • Dot generously with ghee.
  • To garnish spread the fried onions and corriander over the rice.
  • Cover the saucepan tightly.
  • Allow to steam on high heat for about 10 minutes and then lower the heat and cook for another 1 and a half to 2 hours.
  • Before removing the pan from the cookeer ensure that there is no moisture left in the meat.
  • This can be checked by simply listening for a sizling sound.
  • If there is no sizzling then the Biryani is ready.
  • Biryani is traditonally served with Mirch Salan and Yoghurt Chutney.

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