Preparation time | 20mins |
Cook time | 40mins |
Total time | 50mins |
Serve | 4 |
Cuisine | Ambur, Vellore, South Indian |
Type | Lunch |
Author | Nivi Marshal |
Ingredient(s)
Chicken | 500gram |
Seeraga samba rice | 2cups |
Onion | 2large(chopped lengthwise) |
Tomato | 2medium(finely chopped) |
Cinnamon | 1stick |
Cardamom | 3nos |
Clove | 3nos |
Kashmiri red chilli | 5nos |
Red chilli | 5nos |
Lemon | 1/2 |
Curd | 2tbsp |
Ginger garlic paste | 2tbsp |
Salt | as required |
Oil | 2tbsp |
Ghee | 2tbsp |
Coriander leaves | 1/4 cup |
Water | 4cups |
How to prepare Ambur Chicken Biryani:
- Wash and soaked rice for 20mins. Meanwhile soak Kashmiri red chilli and red chilli in hot water for 20mins. Grind them to fine paste in a mixer jar.
- In a pressure cooker add oil and ghee, now add whole spices cinnamon, cloves and cardamom, saute for a few seconds. Add around 2tbsp of onion and saute till it becomes soft and turns slightly brown.
- Add the ginger garlic paste and saute for a minute till raw smell goes off. Now add the remaining onion along with tomato and salt, saute till tomato turns soft.
- Now add the red chilli paste and saute for a minute. Now it's time to add half lemon's juice and curd. Mix well.
- Add finely chopped coriander leaves. Add chicken saute and cook for 5mins.
- Add 4cups of water to the chicken, pressure cook till chicken becomes soft. Once the pressure released open the cooker and add soaked, drained rice to the chicken. Water which we have added while cooking the chicken will be sufficient for cooking rice too.
- Close the cooker, put on the weight, cook in high flame for 1whistle and switch off the flame. Let the pressure releases completely, then wait for 15mins before you opens the cooker lid.
- Gently fluff up the rice with fork before serving. Ambur Chicken Biryani is ready to serve.
- Biryani may looks soggy as soon as you open the lid, let it cool for sometimes it will reach perfect consistency.
- Kasmiri red chilli is used only for colour, you can adjust the chilli according to you taste and requirement.
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