Make the most of Eid celebrations with the lip-smacking flavours of Tandoori Anda Biryani
Mutton, chicken or egg - whatever your choice, we've got them all.
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Marking the end of Ramadan, a month-long period of fasting, the celebration of Eid ul-Fitr boasts fabulous feasts - often prepared over days.
From a large range of meaty treats to sweet offerings, Eid festivities are incomplete without its delicacies. A popular item often found on Eid menus is the Biryani. The soft meat combined with flavourful, aromatic rice makes for a delicious addition to any feast.
So this Eid, we've rounded up three different recipes to cook this lip-smacking dish.
Murgh Biryani
Ingredients Chicken leg b/l: 300 gm Green Chilli: 05 gm Cardamom/Elaichi (small): 1 Elaichi (big): 1 Cinnamon Sticks: 1
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Mace: 1gm Bay leaf: 1 Javitri: 1 Cloves: 1 gm Basmati rice: 100 gm Salt: according to taste Shahi Jeera: 3 gm Desi Ghee: 50 ml
Method - Wash Chicken leg b/l and dry. Marinate with ginger, garlic paste, curd and Garam Masala. Keep aside - Soak basmati rice for 20 minutes. - Take a pan with a thick, sturdy bottom and put in spices and onion. Cook till brown. - Add marinated chicken. Cook for 5 minutes - Boil rice in salt and mint flavoured water. Add chicken to rice - Cover with lid, cook until steam comes out - Serve hot with raita
Method - Wash mutton chunks and curry cut, dry after. Marinate with Ginger, Garlic paste, Curd and Garam-masala. Keep it aside - Soak Basmati rice for 20 minutes - Take a pan with a study, thick bottom. Pour all spices and slices of onion. Proceed to cook till brown. Add marinated mutton to pan, cook for 5 minutes - Boil rice in salt and mint flavoured water. Add mutton to pre-cooked rice - Cover the mix with a lid. Cook until steam comes out - Serve hot with raita
(Courtesy: Ved Prakash, Chef De Cuisine, Daniell’s Tavern, The Imperial New Delhi)
Tandoori Anda Biryani
Ingredients Basmati rice: 1 cup Onion (sliced): 1 Ginger Garlic paste: 2 tbsp Hung curd: ½ cup Fresh Coriander leaves: A handful Mint leaves Eggs: 4 Desi Ghee: 50 gm Saffron: Few strands Whole Spices: Cardamom pods: 4 Whole Cloves: 5 Bay leaf: 1 Cinnamon stick: 1 ½ inch Cumin seeds: 5 gm Black pepper: few seeds Black Cardamom: 2
Ground spices for tandoori masala Coriander powder: 1 tbsp Red chilli powder: ½ tbsp Degi chili powder: ½ tbsp Turmeric: 1 tsp Garam masala: A pinch
Method - Soak the rice for 15 minutes - Boil eggs and marinate them in the tandoori masala. Skewer and roast in tandoor - Heat ghee in a pot and crackle half of the whole spices followed by onions. Once onions turn brown, add ginger garlic paste and powdered spices. Sauté well and add yogurt - In another pot add water and rest of the spices. Allow the water to boil and add the soaked rice - Cook rice until about 80% done and strain - In an earthenware pot, layer the rice with yogurt masala and tandoori eggs, saffron strings, brown onions, coriander and mint leaves. Seal the pot and place in pre-heated tandoor for 15 minutes - Serve hot with raita and onion salad
(Courtesy: Atul Upadhyay, Executive Sous Chef, Taj Palace, New Delhi )
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Eid-al-Adha, or Barka Eid, is a Festival of Sacrifice that celebrates the obedience of Ibrahim towards Allah. The four-day celebrations involve a lavish feast of delicacies.
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Ingredients
Mutton cut: 600 gm
Curd: ½ cup
Ginger-garlic paste: 1 tbsp
Cooking oil: 2 tbsp
Desi ghee: 3 tbsp
Fried onion: 1 cup
Degi mirch: 2 tsp
Coriander powder: 2 tsp
Turmeric powder: 1/2 tsp
Cloves: 4-5
Black cardamom: 2
Cinnamon stick: 1 inch
Black peppercorns: 8-10
Garam masala powder: 1/2 tsp
Salt to taste
Coriander leaves: For garnishing
Dried plums: 100 gm
Fresh plum: 2-3
Method
- Heat oil in a thick bottom cooking pot and add whole spices. Cook till they crackle
- Add ginger-garlic paste, cook for a few minutes
- Cut mutton and fry on high heat for 3-4 minutes
- In a bowl, mix yogurt, fried onions, degi mirch, coriander powder, salt, turmeric powder
- Mix it with mutton and add ½ cup of water
- Cook while covered for about 40 minutes; till the mutton is soft
- Add fresh chopped plums and dried plums puree
- Adjust seasoning, sprinkle garam masala, cook for 1 minute
Basmati rice: 1 kg
Mutton boti without bone: 1 kg
Cardamom: 10 gm
Cinnamon: 10 gm
Cumminseed: 10 gm
Cloves: 10 gm
Ginger: 40 gm
Garlic: 20 gm
Green chillies: 100 gm
Fried onion: 50 gm
Coriander leaves: 1 bunch
Mint leaves: 1 bunch
Lemon: 2
Curd: 1/4 cup
Ghee: 1/4 kg
Saffron: 1 pinch
Method
- Wash mutton and take it in a vessel.
- Grind green chillies, ginger, garlic, spices, fried onion, and mix them well together
- Add this mixture to the meat
- Add curd to it, mix thoroughly
- Leave for half an hour
- Boil 2 litres of water in a vessel. Then add rice to it, while still on flame
- Take out semi-cooked rice and spread it on the meat and spices mixture in a vessel
- Repeat
- Mix ghee and saffron to a cup of boiled water. Pour it on the rice
- Cover the vessel with a plate and seal the edges with dough and cook for 15 minutes on medium flame
- Turn off the heat. Let it sit for 15 minutes
- Uncover and garnish with saffron
(Courtesy: Shailendra Bhandari, Executive Chef, The Metropolitan Hotel & Spa, New Delhi)
Ingredients
Basmati rice: 1 kg
Mutton boti without bone: 1 kg
Cardamom: 10 gm
Cinnamon: 10 gm
Cumminseed: 10 gm
Cloves: 10 gm
Ginger: 40 gm
Garlic: 20 gm
Green chillies: 100 gm
Fried onion: 50 gm
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