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Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani

Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani

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Author : AdminPublished On : Mar 25, 2009
Preparation Time:  7 minRecipe Type :    NonVeg-Main
Cooking Time :  25 minStanding Time :   5-8 mins
Yield : 4 (4 servings) Ingredient : Chicken

Description :  Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani Recipe made easy, learn how to make Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani Recipes at home.
Recipe of Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani
Ingredient NameUnitQuantity
 
black cardamom

number

2

chicken medium pieces

grams

800

chopped coriander leaves

tbsp

2

cinnamon

stick

2

cloves and green cardamoms each

number

2

cumin and coriander pdr

tsp

1/2

each of chopped ginger and garlic

tbsp

2

flavored rice(basmati)

cup

2

green chilli

number

2

javeri mace

tbsp

1

lime juice

tbsp

1

medium sized onions sliced

number

4

oil or (ghee)

tbsp

2

onion fried

large

2

pepper corns

piece

6

saffron color

tsp

1/2

salt

to taste



turmeric

to taste



yoghurt

cup

2

Directions | How to make Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani
 
In a bowl take chicken, gingergarlic paste, mint, curd, green chillies, coriander leaves, pepper corns, cumin, chilli powder turmuric, salt, cumin, coriander powder and whole garamasala dry, fried onion and add oil, mix all very nicely.
In a bowl add water,salt and bring to boil to cook rice, once the rice is half cooked drain the wate.
Now in a biryani bowl add marinated chicken spread at the bottom and then add half cooked rice, mint leaves, onion fried, saffron color and close it with the lid and cook for 30min.



Recipe Tips
Traditionally this recipe is cooked in an earthen pot for many hours on very low indirect flame.


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    Ingredients:
    Urad Daal – 1/4 cup
    Chana Daal – 1/4 cup
    Moong Daal – 2 tsp
    Dry Red Chilies – 10 or to taste depending on spiciness of chilies
    Coriander Seeds – 2 tsp
    Curry Leaves – 2 big sprigs
    Dry Coconut – 2 Tbsp
    Asafoetida – 1/4 tsp
    Salt – 1/2 to 3/4 tsp (to taste)
    Citric Acid – 1/8 tsp
    Deghi or Kashmiri Mirch Powder – 2 tsp or as needed for color
    Ingredients:
    Urad Daal – 1/4 cup
    Chana Daal – 1/4 cup
    Moong Daal – 2 tsp
    Dry Red Chilies – 10 or to taste depending on spiciness of chilies
    Coriander Seeds – 2 tsp
    Curry Leaves – 2 big sprigs
    Dry Coconut – 2 Tbsp
    Asafoetida – 1/4 tsp
    Salt – 1/2 to 3/4 tsp (to taste)
    Citric Acid – 1/8 tsp
    Deghi or Kashmiri Mirch Powder – 2 tsp or as needed for color
    Method:
    1. Dry roast Chana Daal, Urad Daal and Moong Daal in a heavy bottom skillet until light golden (approx 9-10 mins). Remove onto a plate and allow to cool.
    2. In the same skillet, dry roast Red Chilies, Coriander Seeds and Curry Leaves until leaves are dry and crumble easily (approx 3-4 mins). Remove onto same plate to cool.
    3. In the same skillet, dry roast Coconut Powder and Asafoetida until coconut starts to change color (approx 1 min). Remove onto same plate to cool.
    4. Once cool, transfer everything into a spice grinder and add Salt, Citric Acid and Deghi or Kashmiri Mirch.
    5. Grind until desired texture is achieved (relatively smooth with small coarse bits still visible is the norm).
    6. Store in an air tight container either in the pantry or refrigerator.
    7. Enjoy the chutney powder dry or add a little oil or ghee (clarified butter) to make a dipping sauce.

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