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What is the flavour hiding behind lamb biryani? What is biryani? Biryani is a dish of mixed rice that is intensely spiced...

 

What is the flavour hiding behind lamb biryani? What is biryani? Biryani is a dish of mixed rice that is intensely spiced and one of the most well-known and well-liked of all Indian cuisines. There are numerous variations of biryani. Long-grain basmati rice, exotic spices, veggies, and frequently various meats like chicken, lamb, goat, beef, or fish are essential components of all of them. The strongly spiced mixed rice dish known as "biryani" is one of the most well-known and well-liked of all Indian cuisines. Biryani comes in a variety of versions. The main components of all of them are long-grain basmati rice, exotic spices, veggies, and typically a choice of meats including chicken, lamb, goat, beef, or fish.

 

Read lamb recipe: Arabian Mutton Seekh Kabab

 

The beauty of this rice is that it absorbs all the amazing tastes and spices while it steams on low heat over the delightfully flavoured, marinated meat. The Persian word birian, which means "fried before cooking," is where the name "biryani" originates.

 

Well, let's get started by cooking rice combined, tender lamb, flavour-infused perfect lamb biryani dish from FARM2COOK recipe. This spicily overpowering, delicious, homemade blend of marinated meat rice dish is famous and loved by all age groups. Let's nail the dish! 
INGREDIENTS
Mutton Marinade
-
1 kg
Lamb or Mutton Shoulder cuts
½ Cup
Curd
1 ½ Teaspoon
Salt
¼ Teaspoon
Turmeric Powder
Mutton Masala
-
4
Cloves
1
Bay Leaf
½ Inch
Cinnamon
½ Teaspoon
Cumin Seeds
2
Cardamom Pods
3
Onions sliced
1 Tablespoon
Ginger Garlic Paste
3
Tomatoes
1 Teaspoon
Chilli Powder
½ Teaspoon
Garam Masala
¼ Teaspoon
Turmeric Powder (Optional)
¼ Cup
Water
½ Cup
Milk
700 grams
Basmati Rice (washed and soaked)
Cooking Basmati Rice
-
Washed & Soaked
Basmati Rice
1
Bay Leaf
4
Cloves
8 Cups
Water
½ Inch
Cinnamon
2
Cardamom Pods
2 Tablespoons
Salt
1 Teaspoon
Ghee
Saffron Milk Making
-
2 Tablespoons
Hot Milk
10-12 Strands
Saffron
Biryani Layering
-
½ Cup
Golden Fried Onion
½ Cup
Coriander Leaves chopped
½ Cup
Mint Leaves
2 Tablespoons
Ghee
PREPARATION

Marinade of Lamb Meat:

 

The mutton should be washed, cleaned, and then pat dried with paper towels. Combine the mutton, curd, salt, and turmeric. Mix well. For at least 20 minutes to two hours, cover and let the food marinade.

 

Preparation of Lamb Masala:

 

     A big pressure cooker filled with ghee and oil should be heated up over a medium flame. Add the cinnamon, cardamom, bay leaf, cloves, and cumin seeds. 30 second or until aromatic.

 

     Sliced onions should be added and fried for two minutes, or until they start to become golden. Stir in the ginger-garlic paste and cook until aromatic.

 

     Tomatoes should be added and cooked for 2 minutes or until slightly softer. Cook the marinated mutton for 4-5 minutes on high, or until it begins to brown. Garam masala, turmeric powder, and chilli powder should be added. Stir while frying to mix.

 

     Stir in the milk and water, making sure they are thoroughly combined. Put the lid on tightly, then cook under pressure for 25–30 minutes on medium. Once cooked, the mutton ought to be fork tender without crumbling.

 

Cooking of Basmati Rice:

 

     In order to remove all of the additional starch, basmati rice should be washed at least three times. Before cooking the rice, soak it for 30 to 60 minutes.

     In a very large pot with a heavy bottom and high heat, combine the water, spices, salt, and ghee. To minimize the rice from burning, make sure the pot is big enough.

     The water must be brought to a slow boil. Add the rice and cook it on high heat for 7 minutes after the water begins to boil. Because it will continue to cook along with the mutton, make sure you just par boil the rice until it is 70% done. Layer after draining.

 

Use Of Saffron:

 

In a small bowl, add few strands of saffron, add hot milk and set aside for final infusion of flavour.

 

Layering Of Biryani:

 

     On low heat, add mutton masala to a heavy-bottomed pot. Over it, scatter the fried onions. The leaves of the mint and coriander should then be distributed.

     The steaming hot basmati rice has now been added. Spread it evenly with a large spoon. Make sure it is spread fairly.

     Pour the saffron milk mixture over the rice using a spoon. After that, add some ghee. For 20 minutes, cook this on low heat with the cover on. Now off the flame, let it ten minutes to rest.

     Serve while still hot and remove the lid. Add chopped coriander leaves as a garnish. Make sure each serving contains enough each layer. Serve hot!

     This goes really well with raita, brinji, or some chicken lollipop or tandoori lamb chops.

 

Match your biryani with Indian Lamb Curry - Too spicy yet satisfying!

 

To prepare this mouthwatering lamb biryani dish, make sure you choose the right lamb meat. Get the best cuts of lamb shoulder meat to prepare stunning, flavored lamb or goat biryani from FARM2COOK online. We do offer Halal-certified meat for our customers. Order now and cook this festival-special recipe for your beloved family and friends. Do share your experience in the comment section below. See yae!

 

 


 


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