Cook with me || Chicken Biriyani || Pure flavor from Bangali Cuisine
Chicken biriyani is one of the desired dishes in Bangali cuisine. It's nearly impossible to find anyone who doesn't love biriyani. It's not easy to prepare so mostly I try to have this authentic food in a restaurant. But sometimes, you know, a lazy cook like me also try biriyani at home.
This is how it looked like after platting.
If you don't try to risk yourself, you can use the ready mix. There is a different well known ready mix for biriyani available in the market. Try them as per your taste. I usually use ready mix masala because arranging all the masala to prepare a single dish is a hassle.
Ingredients you need!
- Fragrant rice (Polao rice)
- Ghee (clarified butter)
- Chicken (I have used the skinless Broiler one)
- Oil
- Salt
- Turmeric
- Cilli
- Potato
For dressing
- Tomato
- Yogurt
- Sugar
For the masala
- I'm including a list of masala you may need. As I have used the ready mix, they have all of them in the right proportion. You may need - pepper, cloves, cardamom, cinnamon, bay leaves, coriander, mint leaves, ginger, onions and, garlic. Also saffron for fragrance. You see, the list is huge, so it's better to use a ready mix.
The preparation!
Marinate the chicken for half an hour with salt, pepper, a pinch of turmeric and give it a rest.
Fry it in vegetable oil for one minute.
Boil the rice for a few minutes like 3-5 and soak the water.
Cook the chicken with all the ingredients along with onion, garlic and ginger paste. Cook it well for another 15 minutes.
Put the rice in the cooked chicken.
Mix it well.
Mix the pre-fried potato slices. Put sliced tomatoes, one teaspoon sugar and cover with lead and cook in slow heat for 15 minutes.
And you are done.
Plate it with salad and drinks.
Try it. You will love the fragrance and the authentic flavor.
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I've never tried preparing biryani rice before as it's easily available to buy from food stores.. at least when back home
But now, in Vietnam, it's not so easy to get spices, even pre-mix is hard..
I understand. But of you go to the Indian shops, I am sure you will find the ready mix. But enjoy what's available to you.
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@rem-steem. I always look forward to your contenders. Each week I want to visit Bangali a little bit more. My autocorrect sure does want me to change Bangali to Bengali, though. 🤔 (and it’s supposed to be smart)
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Great to hear from you and thanks for your complement.
We nowadays use Bangali instead of Bengali as before after an government announcement. Because a portion of India (west Bengal) use the term. So it's a little effort to make us differ from them.
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Nice! Thanks for explaining that to me. iheart fun facts.
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Now I love anything spicy and if it's a breyani, even better! Your spices sound so fragrant, thanks for the step by step @rem-steem!
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Biriyani is always good, not very spicy and full of flavors. You can try sometimes.
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