Ingredients:
- 1 kg mutton
- ½ kg Basmati Rice
- 50 g Onions
- 25 g Ginger
- 25 g Garlic
- 1 tsp. Chilli powder
- 125 g Curd
- 50 g Balai
- 5 green Cardamom's
- 5 cloves
- 2 Blades Mac
- 50 g Almonds
- 10 g Cinnamon
- Salt to taste
- 1 tsp. saffron
- 2-3 drops Mitha ittr (sweet lttr)
- 200 g Ghee
- 1 tsp. Kewra Water
- The appropriate cuts of mutton for the biryani are those from the legs, neck chops.
- Wash and clean the mutton.
- Finely slice the onions.
- Extract juice of ginger and garlic and keep aside.
- Grind the cardamom's, cloves, mace and cinnamon and keep aside.
- Pick, wash and soak the rice for an hour.
- In a deep vessel fry the onions in ghee to golden brown colour in ghee. Remove and keep.
- Remove half the ghee and keep aside. In the remaining ghee add the almonds, mutton pieces, garlic-ginger extract, chilli powder, salt, ground masala, curd and sauté till the mutton turns to golden brown colour.
- Add 4 cups of water and cook on a slow flame till tender. Remove from fire and strain the mutton stock through a sieve .Now on a greased griddle place the mutton pieces.
- Cook on a slow flame and brown till dry, and slightly crisp, on both sides by turning once. Remove and keep aside.
- To the mutton stock adds balai strained through a muslin cloth. Keep aside.
- Heat the remaining ghee; add the drained rice and sauté on a medium flame for 7-8 minutes till the rice grains are no longer lumpy.
- Now line a degchi with half the rice and then place layer mutton on it and top with the remaining rice.
- Now dissolve the saffron in a tea spoon of kewra water and sprinkle on the rice also adding meetha ittr.
- Pour the mutton stock on it seal the lid with add dough and put on dam for 30 minutes.
- Open and serve hot with fried onions.
- Goes well with the riata or even korma gravy.
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