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Biryani is a favorite rice dish through the Indian sub-continent. It's a spectacular recipe of range of spices, saffron and caramelized onions, and has become the most aromatic rice possibly cooked. To all its attractiveness, this is a dish suit for being offered on the royal court.
Biryani is not challenging in any way to prepare like many think. It’s just bit of time consuming and it also require that little extra special atten... Read More..
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Biryani is a favorite rice dish through the Indian sub-continent. It's a spectacular recipe of range of spices, saffron and caramelized onions, and has become the most aromatic rice possibly cooked. To all its attractiveness, this is a dish suit for being offered on the royal court.
Biryani is not challenging in any way to prepare like many think. It’s just bit of time consuming and it also require that little extra special attention when we do it. The cooking procedure for Biryani shows up an excellence of cooking art.
The non-veg biryani can include sea foods. Even though initially cooked with meat, biryani is now also prepared with veggies, specifically in India, the place where a significant number of individuals are vegetarian. The veg biryani is prepared with rice, masala and non-meat ingredients like potatoes and cauliflowers
You may use any type of vegetables that you want or anything is accessible at home with you. You may make this using the Basmati rice or even the raw ponni rice or perhaps the jeera kasala too. It's completely your selection the way you use it.
This delicious along with yummy Veg Biryani, locally pointed out as ‘Tehri’ and generally it's made on Weekend for Lunch or Dinner. South India exhibit a large range of Biryanis as compared with some other part of the country. Hyderabad alone should certainly cook up to the 40 various ways of biryani.
This vegetable biryani recipe includes a relatively big list of ingredients, but once you've everything prepared it isn't so bad. The most difficult part is to get the rice to be the ideal texture. You need loose fluffy rice not overcooked sticky rice.
An order of vegetable biryani is definitely essential at any time we step out for Indian cuisine. Initially, it looks like an easy dish to make at home. After all, it’s just rice blended with veggies and its awesome. For the reason that biryani needs more time and a focus than day-to-day rice and vegetables.
AbuOmar Posted on Thu Jun 06 2013
Would have never thought to put fried bread through rice. Good idea, i have to try this. Thanks chef!
Reply 0 - RepliesLakshmi dhevi Baskar Posted on Thu Jun 06 2013
Hi Chef, plz let me know the basmati brand name...it looks awesome...
Reply 0 - Repliespayal ghosh Posted on Thu Jun 06 2013
Yenta bagundi choostene aakil perugupotondi.....
Reply 0 - Repliesppoint432 Posted on Thu Jun 06 2013
Chef, you are an upload monster. I'm 50 videos behind now. :D
Reply 0 - Repliesteja emandi Posted on Mon Jun 17 2013
sir.. difference between biryani and pulav please
Reply 0 - RepliesRozhan T Posted on Tue Oct 14 2014
Hello Chef, thanks alot for great receipes , Can I ask if you add the ingredient description on every vedio so we know how much of every ingredient we need? thanks?
Reply 0 - Repliesaadityaa chintapalli Posted on Fri Jan 16 2015
Adding of water is added is 1:3 or 1:2 to rice for this recepie??
Reply 0 - RepliesJasreen J Posted on Thu Apr 02 2015
should we soak d basmati rice before cooking???
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Dark Flame505 Posted on Thu Jun 06 2013
watching this while hungry is a bad thing...
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