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| hi all, We used to make briyani quite often. Whether i prepare or my MIL does the taste is really gud. Many appreciate it. Still we dont get the thin & lengthy texture in the rice. Though not out of form, it is not like we c in hotels. My prep method is: Saute all the necessaries add washed rice( i do not soak the rice nor saute it ) . Let it boil without lid for few mins once boiling pt rises, i cover the pressure cooker (no whistle) keep it in sim till the water evaporates(kindle it then & then slightly to avoid sticking). Does soaking the rice brings any diff. Some say we can retain the texture only if we opt for dum briyani or boil rice separately and mix the masala. But many of my relatives retain the texture by adopting my method as i mentioned above. Pls can anyone help with this. |
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| thnx grace for ur tips. foe me too, everytime i prepare biriyani it tuns out to be sticky. will try your tip , n let u know the result. thnx. |
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| Hello We Muslim Or can say Bombay Briyani we make it different way.. 1) We make all masala with chicken or Mutton separately. 2) We boin water with necceassary like ilaichi, laung, kali miri, tej patta,etc with salt. when water starts boiling put rice. water shuld me 1 and half time more. If rice is 1 cup than the water shud b 2 and half cup. Than whan the rice is 3/4 done , just remove the water thru channi. 3) In another pot grease the pot with ghee, than place 1 layer of rice than put masala mixture second layer and third layer goes again the rice. 4)put little ghee on top or mix with rice after taking out from water. 5) put some birishta(fried oion) and choped kothmir and pudina. 6)cover the pot with silver foil. 7) than dum the pot or keep on slow gas till aroma comes out. all my friends and relative say that I cook Best Briyani. Hope this will help u. |
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| Cindhuja i started making biriyani recently after watching a video in a website called vahrehvah. i have found it very helpful and its very detailed. just go and have a look. bye sri |
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thanks for the tips, i love briyani, even my dh says only way to convince of me anything is to buy briyani ![]() , wow your method makes me but your sounds soooooo yummy..... |
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| Hi noorie, thanks for the description. Seems to be interesting. Could you please share with us in detail how u wud prepare the masala for briyani. Coz it differs with everyone. Let me try ur method completely. Awaiting for ur recipe eagerly. thanks a lot. |
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| Add right proportion of water to rice...for ex...if you make briyani in pressure cooker then 1:1.5 ratio of basmathi rice:water, 1:1.75 or 2 for seeraga sambha |
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| In any mixed rice recipe, when I need rice to be seperate from each other, I pour one table spoon of oil into the cooked rice once removed from the cooker and leave it for 15 mins. That way, when the rice is added to the spices, each grain comes out seperately... and using basmati rice definitely helps. |
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