Mutton Biryani...
This biryani is not made from the readymade masala but all from scratch. It is a bit of work but tastes so much better.
Ingredients:
* Lamb/Beef 500 gms
* Onions 3-4 medium (finely chopped and fried dark brown)
* Green Masala 1 tbsp
* Tomatoes 3-4 medium (puree'ed)
* Whole garam masala (cloves, cardamom, cinamon, bay leaves, aniseed, black pepper)
* Red chilli powder 1 tbsp
* Corriander powder 1 tbsp
* Turmeric powder 1/2 tbsp
* Youghurt 1 cup
* Oil 5-6 tbsp
Procedure:
Heat Oil. Add whole garam masala and meat.
Fry for few minutes.
Add green masala.
Fry for couple of minutes.
Blend together fried onions, tomatoe puree, yoghurt, all powder masala into a paste.
Add the paste to the meat.
Cook for around 20 minutes or till meat is tender and the gravy becomes thick.
Boil 2 cups if rice in lots of water till it is almost cooked.
Drain the water from rice.
Divide the rice in two parts.
Lay first part of rice in a pot.
Add the cooked meat.
Lay the remaining part of rice.
Cover the lid tightly and cook it on very low heat for 20-25 minutes.
Serve with yoghurt and green chutney.
Ingredients:
* Lamb/Beef 500 gms
* Onions 3-4 medium (finely chopped and fried dark brown)
* Green Masala 1 tbsp
* Tomatoes 3-4 medium (puree'ed)
* Whole garam masala (cloves, cardamom, cinamon, bay leaves, aniseed, black pepper)
* Red chilli powder 1 tbsp
* Corriander powder 1 tbsp
* Turmeric powder 1/2 tbsp
* Youghurt 1 cup
* Oil 5-6 tbsp
Procedure:
Heat Oil. Add whole garam masala and meat.
Fry for few minutes.
Add green masala.
Fry for couple of minutes.
Blend together fried onions, tomatoe puree, yoghurt, all powder masala into a paste.
Add the paste to the meat.
Cook for around 20 minutes or till meat is tender and the gravy becomes thick.
Boil 2 cups if rice in lots of water till it is almost cooked.
Drain the water from rice.
Divide the rice in two parts.
Lay first part of rice in a pot.
Add the cooked meat.
Lay the remaining part of rice.
Cover the lid tightly and cook it on very low heat for 20-25 minutes.
Serve with yoghurt and green chutney.
Daagh,all the recipes look yummy. You seem to be one great cook.even my mom is going to try the achari chicken.keep posting all the good recipes and keep up the great work.
Posted by
Anonymous |
Fri Jan 06, 08:50:00 PM GMT
hi i am shazia from UK
all the recipes are great , i have recently tasted pulao biryani made with shaan masala, it was the most deliicous biryani i have ever tasted. do you have the recipe of that cuz i am not very much fond of prepared maslas
best regards
Posted by
Unknown |
Tue Apr 10, 12:13:00 PM GMT
Hi Shazia...
InshaAllah I will post a recipe of pulao biryani soon :-)
Posted by
Saleem Pothiwala |
Thu Apr 26, 10:06:00 AM GMT
Hi Daagh,
ur recipes look yummy.. and i am goining to try them.
I have a doubt, is Green Masala and green paste are different. if so can u tell me how to make green paste coz u already told what is green masala.
and i love green chutney.. can u plzz tell me how to do that also.
Cheers,
ushaprasad.
Posted by
UshaPrasad |
Fri Oct 05, 08:04:00 PM GMT
Hi Usha
Green masala and Green paste are one and the same.
The green chutney you see is blend of
corriander,mint 50gms each. plus a couple of green chillies and loads of lemon juice with sugar and salt. add a bit of yoghurt when serving with Biryani.
Posted by
Saleem Pothiwala |
Wed Oct 24, 08:53:00 AM GMT
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