1 lb basmati or samba rice wash and soak for 1/2 hour
1 lb chicken
2 tbsp lemon juice
1/2 tsp salt
Marinate the chicken with lemon juice and salt.
grind to paste
1/2 tbsp ginger
2 tbsp garlic
1 tbsp water
grind to paste
6 tbsp cilantro
3 tbsp mint
2 green chillie
1 tbsp water
roast and powder
1 tbsp fennel
1" cinnamon
4 cardamom
6 cloves
1/2 to 1 tbsp peppercorns
tempering ingredients
1" cinnamon
1 star anise (can replace with 1/8 tsp of aniseed)
1 tbsp cashew
1 tsp seaweed (known as kalpasi, black stone flower I didn't use this)
1/8 tsp nutmeg grated
1/8 tsp mace
1 tbsp ghee
2 tbsp oil
1/2 cup onion
3/4 cup tomatoes
4 green chillie uncut
mix and leave aside
1 tbsp rose water
1/4 cup milk
1/4 tsp saffron
Warm the milk in the microwave for about 30 seconds, put the saffron and leave it aside. Mix the rosewater into the milk mixture.
garnish
1 tbsp mint leaves
2 tbsp cilantro
2 green chillie
2 tbsp cashew
1 tbsp raisin
1 tbsp ghee
Prepare all the above before starting to make this biryani.
Heat oil and ghee together. Sauté the tempering ingredients. Then add the onion, ginger garlic paste, the mint cilantro paste, tomatoes, the roasted ground spices and chicken. Add 1 1/2 cups water and cook covered for about 8 to 10 minutes, until the water has absorbed and the chicken is almost cooked.
If the chicken is cooked and water hasn't absorbed remove the chicken with a slotted spoon and leave aside.
Add the soaked rice into the gravy and fry, the rice will swell a little. Add the meat and mix without breaking the meat apart. Add water about 1/2" above the rice and meat. Add salt if needed, and cook on low heat for about 10 minutes.
There will be holes on top of the rice and the water would have almost absorbed, the rice will be more than half cooked.
Put 1 tbsp fresh mint, 2 tbsp cilantro about 2 uncut green chillie over the rice.
Sprinkle with the aromatic milk rose water mixture. Spread the cashew, raisin and ghee. Close tightly with a lid and seal it with flour.
Cook on low heat by placing the pan over a skillet for about 1/2 hour until the flour around it has cooked. Placing the rice pan over the skillet will avoid the rice from burning on the bottom.
This recipe is adapted from here, it is made with only a few spices and fresh ingredients. According to Viki's kitchen, it is made at Muslim weddings and served with other dishes and tomato jam.
Tomato jam
2 cups tomatoes
3 tbsp sugar more to taste
1/2 tsp cardamom powder
1 tsp cashew nuts
1 tbsp raisin
1 tbsp ghee
1/2 tsp rose water
Leave the tomatoes in boiling water, peel skin and puree. Mix the tomatoes with sugar and cardamom and cook on medium low heat until it is thick.
Heat ghee separately and fry the cashew nuts and raisins then add it to the cooked thick jam. Add rose water and mix.
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That's a intresting combo...
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ReplyDeleteWow.. Biriyani looks delicious n the tomato jam looks divine too..
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This is incredible! I've heard of this dish....it's stunning! The tomato jam looks amazing as well!
ReplyDeleteI've never made anything quite like this. Love this recipe. You are so talented.
ReplyDeleteTOmato jam sounds incredible! Gotta cook some rice for myself soon. Your biryani looks delish!
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Dum biryani is always flavorful.
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I love biryani!!! Your recipe looks amazing and that tomato jam sounds wonderful!
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Thanks for sharing the recipe; you have broken it down into easy steps and the jam looks delicious!
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Ymmy! I would love this for dinner :)
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biriyani look yummy...the jam looks awesome too
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ReplyDeleteWow.. looks yum.. I am always on the lookout for new recipes for biryani. Shall try yours next :D And Tomato jam.. never tried that too..Will check it out :)
ReplyDeleteDelicious biriyani but the show stopper is your tomato jam ....I never used rose water in such style ...have to try this interesting recipe!
ReplyDeleteThe biryani looks sumptuous! didn't know about sealing the pan with flour- learnt something new-
ReplyDeleteI always learn about new dishes on your blog. This is a dish I’ve never seen before and it looks sooo good. I love the idea of sealing the pot with dough. It’s genius!
ReplyDeletebiryani looks so inviting...yum yum
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biryani looks yummy
ReplyDeleteThis biryani sounds so good!
ReplyDeleteI love Biryani, have a pressure cooker recipe I use. According to the linked site some like a slow (Dum or Dham) cooking technique, I bet would be good in a crockpot (slow cooker).
ReplyDeleteThis dish looks interesting along with the tomato jam, I'm going to make this my next Biryani.
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Sorry for a late greet here! Eid Mubarak to you and family. Did you serve this at the Eid as well?
ReplyDeletedelicious biriyani... tomato jam is new to me.. looks good ...
ReplyDeleteDelicious briyani :) Wish I could grab a plate now. Feeling super hungry after seeing it :)
ReplyDeleteThis is such a wonderful combination, makes me feel so hungry.
ReplyDeleteI have been craving biriyani for more than a week now. And this post is not helping me, my mouth literally thinking of biriyani after going through your recipe. Never tried a tomato jam before. It looks very interesting.
ReplyDeleteYou've done a fantastic job on this one! Drooling!
ReplyDeleteTomato jams! That sounds delicious. I'm really impressed by how you seal the lid with the dough!
ReplyDeleteLooks great, I would love to try that tomato jam!
ReplyDeletemouthwatering n delicious biryani..
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ReplyDeleteWonderful biryani! Love the flavor combos :) That jam sounds pretty amazing too! Thanks for sharing
ReplyDeleteBiryaani looks yummy.....i will try with vegetables...i am sure it will be yummy too...
ReplyDeleteBiriyani looks so delicious dear. Thanks for trying my recipe. The jam and biriyani are inseparable in my home town and you made them both excellent. Hats off!
ReplyDeletelovely combination! and mouth-watering biriyani!
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ReplyDeleteWhat a mouth watering Biryani dish... and that tomato jam is shining with such brilliance. I would love to have a spoonful?
ReplyDeleteTomato jam with Biryani immediately reminds me of weddings in our family. A traditional combo!! Oh, you've made me crave for Biryani now!! :)
ReplyDeleteWow.. Biriyani looks delicious n the tomato jam looks divine too..
ReplyDeleteThe tomato jam looks gorgeous and the biryani is made like a pro!
ReplyDeletethe dough around the lid cover is authentic baryani gam :) congrats on your passion my dear :) love the baryani! it's a fave all round here.
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Tomato jam with biryani is really a nice idea! The recipe looks great!! I am coming for dinner.
ReplyDeleteYour post caught my eye , I have a roving eye for biryanis, this looks delicious, love that tomato jam
ReplyDeleteYour nasi briyani looks so appealing. Yes we get to have this at most Muslim weddings.
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Wow... very appetising. I always cook my briyani in rice cooker, as I am afraid that I might ended up with a burnt briyani instead :D
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How unusual! I never knew about this combination.
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Thanks for lovely entry!..picture looks awesome..
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