Tools used in the making of Chicken Biryani : Basmati Rice : The perfect rice for the biryani, do not substitute long grain rice. Cast Iron Dutch Oven : I used to fry in my cast iron skillet, but this dutch oven is perfect for cooking the vegetables and rice, maintaining heat without any hot spots that may burn the food.
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This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. I have made this recipe several times for my husband and I and we love it. Lots for leftovers. Making it for guests and want to cook it mid afternoon and then reheat a few hours later. Should I save some of the chicken stock to add when reheating? Would appreciate your advice. Thanks, Heather. Sprinkle 2 tablespoons mint leaves. Pot method — If cooking in a pot, cover and cook on a low flame until the chicken biryani is done to your liking.
When done it has to be fully cooked, yet remain grainy. Cooker method — Set the flame to medium high. Cook for 1 whistle. Move the cooker away from the burner to stop cooking further.
Rest until the pressure settles. Fluff up the chicken biryani with a fork. Serve from top to the bottom layer. Each serving gets biryani rice from top and chicken from the bottom layer. Enjoy chicken biryani with raita and sliced veggies, papad and shorba biryani gravy. Notes Water: The amount of water to use depends on the brand of basmati rice. Not all basmati rice need the same amount of water.
So for pot method, start with 3 cups water. You will need to experiment a bit with the right amount here. Tomatoes : An authentic biryani never uses tomatoes, so I have not used in the recipe. It does not add any taste infact alters the flavor.
If you still want to use you an follow the second recipe I have posted below. Yogurt or curd : Do not use sour curd. If the curd is slightly sour then skip using lemon juice. Rice : I have used lalquilla basmati rice, old malai. Any other basmati rice may need less or more water. Make sure to use as needed. Nutrition Facts. Calories Calories from Fat Vitamin C Iron 4. Tried this recipe? Mention SwasthisRecipes or tag swasthisrecipes!
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Weekly Newsletter. You have been successfully subscribed to the Food Newsletter. You can always unsubscribe later. There's a load of spices in this - and it's worth it! Plus you'll find everything at every day supermarkets. Spiciness : moderate low. Add chicken and coat well. Marinade 20 minutes to overnight. Add rice, bring back up to the boil then cook for 4 minutes, or until rice is just cooked still a bit firm in the middle. Rice will taste salty at this stage, disappears in next stage of cooking.
Drain immediately. Set aside. Note 10 re: leaving whole spices in. Crispy Onions: Heat oil in a large saucepan over medium high heat. Cook onion, in batches, for 3 to 4 minutes, until golden brown. Don't burn - they become bitter. Remove onto paper towel lined plate. Repeat with remaining onion. Biryani: Place pot with chicken in it onto a stove over medium heat.
Cover and cook for 5 minutes. Turn chicken so skin side is down - it should cover most of the base of the pot. Top with all the rice. Gently pat down and flatten surface. Drizzle saffron across rice surface in random pattern, then drizzle over ghee.
As soon as you see steam, turn down to low then cook for 25 minutes. To do this, use a large spoon and dig deep into the pot, and try to scoop up as much as you can in one scoop. Turn out into bowl - or onto platter.
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