When you want to have Biryani but are not ready for the grind, then this recipe is very simple yet tasty .
Ingr:
Raw rice (Basmati) 2 cups ( 200 gm)
Mutton 400 gm
Onion 4
Tomatoes 4
Curd 2 tbsp
Ginger 1/2"
Garlic 4 cloves
Gr.chillies 3
Red chilli pd 2 tsp
Garam masala 1 tsp
Cinnamon 1/2"
Elaichi 3
Star Aniseed 2
Nutmeg flowers 2
Cloves 5
Bay leaf 2
Fennel seeds (Saunf) 1/2 tsp
Cashew & raisins few
Sugar 1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
Oil or ghee
Method:
- Wash and soak rice for 1/2 an hour.
- Clean and keep the mutton aside.
- Chop onion, tomatoes,gr.chillies. Chop ginger, garlic together
- Heat oil in a cooker and put in the whole spices; Add ginger garlic and stir.
- Now add onions and fry to golden brown; add tomatoes and stir for 2 mts.
- Add the mutton pieces and toss nicely for 5 mts. Add sugar and stir.
- Add red chilli pd , garam masala, salt. Mix well. Add curd and stir nicely.
- Pour two cups hot water and close the cooker.
- After one whistle slow down the heat and let it cook for another 5 mts.
- Remove from heat and on cooling open it.
- Now add the remaining hot water ( ratio 1 1/2 cup water for 1 cup of rice) and bring to boil.
- Check for taste and flavours and balance accordingly.
- Add rice on top of the water level by arranging in a layer. Dont mix at this stage.
- Shut the cooker and keep on medium flame. After the first whistle, keep in sim for 5 mts.
- Remove and let it cool on its own.
- On cooling open and spread golden brown onions fried deeply.
- Mix gently to avoid rice getting mashed. Pour some ghee according to taste and slowly transfer the contents to a casserole or any other shallow dish.
- Serve with raitha and boiled egg.
Note:
(The spices and seasoning can be adjusted to one's taste. See to it that the rice grains are separate )
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