- Mutton pieces 1 kg
- Basmati Rice 1 kg – measure out in cups (say, 5 cups)
- Onion – thinly sliced – 500 g
- Tomato diced – 300 g
- Ginger – 100 g
- Garlic gloves – 75 g
- Green Chili – split – 4 no
- Red chili powder – 10 g
- Coriander leaves – cut into small pieces – 30 g
- Mint leaves, cut into small pieces – 30 g
- Oil – 150 ml
- Ghee 50 ml
- Curd – 300 ml
- Lemon juice – 2 Tsp
- Cinnamon 1″ – 4 no, Cloves -6 no, Cardamom – 4 no
- Salt to taste
Ingrediants:
- Wash and Soak rice for 30m
- Make ginger-garlic paste
- Cook mutton with 2 tsp ginger-garlic paste, 1 tsp turmeric powder and enough water (3 or 4 whistles)
- Heat oil in a thick bottomed vessel or cooker, add the masala items and sauté for 1m, add onion and sauté till it turns light brown.
- Add ginger-garlic paste and sauté for 2m in medium flame
- Add salt, chili powder, coriander & mint leaves, green chili and tomato pieces
- Sauté till tomatoes turn into paste in sim mode
- Add curd and mutton pieces and mix well and cook for 3-5m in medium heat
- Add adequate water to mutton-cooked water to make 8.5 cups of water and add to the above
- Add lemon juice and salt and mix gently. Cook in medium heat.
- When it starts boiling, add the drained rice, mix once gently and cover with a lid. Continue to cook in sim mode for 5m. Do not put weight while using a cooker.
- Remove the lid and check whether the biriyani is fully cooked and make sure no water remains at the bottom of the vessel.
- Remove from heat and sprinkle 2 Tsp of ghee on the top of biriyani