Ingredients:
- For chicken
- Chicken 1 kg
- Onion sliced 4 big
- Crushed chilly 8 to 10
- Crushed ginger 1 big piece
- Crushed garlic 5 to 10 pods
- Chopped corriander leaves 1/2 cup
- Chopped mint leaves 1/4 cup
- Poppy seeds 1 Tsp
- Garam masala 3 Tsp
- Tomato 2 big
- Curd 1 cup
- Oil as rqd
For rice:
- Rice 1 kg(4 cups)
- Water 7 1/2 to 8
- Lime juice of 1 lime
- Cinnamon 1 big piece
- Elaichi 1 to 2
- Cloves 2 to 3
- Ghee as rqd
- Salt
For Garnishing:
- Cashews 1/2 cup
- Raisins 1/2 cup
- Fried onion as rqd
- Rose water 1 to 2 Tbsp
- Pinch of garam masala
- Corriander leaves
- Mint leaves
Crush chilly, garlic and ginger. Grind the poppy seeds and keep it aside. Saute the half of the sliced onion in oil. When it turns brown, add the crushed ingredients. Saute well and add the chopped tomato, grounded poppy seeds and curd. Reduce the heat and add the chicken, salt and 1/2 cup of water. Combine well and add 1/2 of the corriander and mint leaves. Cook it in low flame. When the gravy becomes dry, remove it from heat.
Fry the rest of the onion in oil until it turns golden brown. Fry the nuts and raisins in the same oil and keep it aside.
Wash the rice and drain it for 10 to 15 mins. Add 1 tbsp of ghee, juice of half a lime, crushed whole spices and salt into water and boil it well. At the same time, saute the rice in a little ghee. When it starts to crack, pour the boiling water into the rice. Cover it and cook well. When it becomes void of moisture content, remove the rice and keep it aside.
For layering:
Add some fried onions, corriander leaves, mint leaves and garam masala on the top of the chicken. Add the rice and spread it with a spoon. Sprinkle little rose water and add nuts, raisins and fried onion. Repeat the same process. Arrange the top most layer with rice and garnish it with fried onion, rasin, nuts and rose water. Cover it and cook it in low flame for 5 to 10 mins.
Aah! *drooling* Biryani's so tasty! Cool presentation!
ReplyDeletelovely ...it's different from what we make ...our's is not yellow but it's still a chicken biryani n i love it.
ReplyDeletejust made a matar tahiri which looks like this...being yellow i mean..:)...have to see more of your posts leisurely..
lovely delicious biriyani
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ReplyDeleteThe chicken biriyani looks scrumptious!
ReplyDeleteOh this week full of non veg post ? looks nice..hope u enjoyed well :)
ReplyDeleteLooks very delicious!
ReplyDeleteBriyani looks simple and yummy dear.. Also the new profile photo looks cute da!
ReplyDeleteOh my ... I cant wait to dig in ... send me some too pls.....nice click :)
ReplyDeleteEcllnt click....looks really yummy Tina....
ReplyDeleteEnikku kothiyavunnu!!!!
Ah pinne profile pic also adipoli...u luk sweet!!!
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Wow!! that looks absolutely delicious. adipoli ayitunutoo..:)
ReplyDeleteente ettavum fav biryani..adipoli..:-)
ReplyDeleteweek end special darling ? looks perfect with raita.
ReplyDeletenice presentation
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ReplyDeleteYou r making me hungry now Tina...very yummy chicken briyani u got there..going to invite myself to ur home soon..
ReplyDeletewow that;s awesome dish Tina......my all time favourite!
ReplyDeleteWow looks so yummy and delicious... Ur looking so pretty. Nice click and nice picture.
ReplyDeleteyummmm..anytime in for biriyani..:)
ReplyDeleteyummy biryani dear.can u send me some....
ReplyDeleteMouthwatering and tempting briyani, drooling rite now here...
ReplyDeletePicture perfect! Looks delicious!
ReplyDeleteI've tried a couple of different chicken biriyani recipes, but this one is quite different... never heard of using rose water in any recipe... great!!!
ReplyDeleteIam drooling....nice click
ReplyDeleteExcellent presentation!!!!
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot for the information abt duck
next weekend thannai onnu try cheyyam.where do u live in nj?
thanks for following my blog too
I was in fords near edison...
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i just had soup for dinner and that picture is really making me hungry now (even though i dont eat chicken)!!
ReplyDeleteawwwwweeeee..........
ReplyDeletesuper dish....
im loving it, sherikkum vishakkune!!
ReplyDeletelooks very delicious..am a bid biriyani fan..pass it on to me..
ReplyDeleteLooks so delicious and nice color too.
ReplyDeleteVery inviting briyani..kothi varunneee...
ReplyDeletechicken briyani looks delicious with the raita, where is my leg piece??? :):):)
ReplyDeleteLovely looking biriyani. Looks so good. YUM! Nice picture....
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely Delicious
ReplyDeleteTina dea.. Enthundu visheshams??
ReplyDeletelooks just like the restaurant ones
ReplyDeletetoo good Tina
gud presentation....:)
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