Instructions
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To begin making Malabar Mutton Biryani formula, prep all the items required well.
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Once done, take the items required for biryani masala in a mixer grinder and grind to a even paste with the help of little moisture.
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Also soak basmati rice in moisture for 10-15 moments.scalding up the ghee in a cast iron or heavy bottomed kadai; Once the ghee is scalding but not yet smoking, introduce the sliced onions and saute till golden brown in colour and caramelized.
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You can take these onions out and introduce them at the end of the formula for a nice texture.Now into the same cooking vessel, introduce the sliced tomatoes and saute well till mushy.Once the tomatoes are mushy, introduce in ginger garlic paste, curd and freshly ground biryani masala paste, cardamom, turmeric ground mix, and coriander ground mix and saute a bit till the raw smell of ginger garlic paste goes away.
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introduce the mutton pieces and low-boil well with lid closed.thaw the ghee in a biryani pot and introduce in the remaining spices- green chillies, mint, coriander leaves, cashew nuts, raisins, bay leaves and saute till brown in colour.introduce dairy liquid, curd, and moisture.
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Wait till it comes to a bring to a low-boil and then introduce rice.
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introduce table salt to palate.
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Lower the scalding up, wrap the cooking vessel with a lid and continue to low-boil for 15 moments or till teh rice is done.Take another biryani pot, place half the rice into it.
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Now layer the cooked flavourful mutton on the top of the rice.
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introduce the remaining rice on top of the mutton.
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Spread the contents of the cooking vessel to make an even layer.
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Make random holes through the rice with a spoon and transfer into each a little saffron dairy liquid.Place a few spoons of ghee, caramelized bulb produce, cashew nuts and raisins on the surface and wrap tightly.
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present the biryani scalding.present Malabar Mutton Biryani formula along with Biriyani Chammanthi formula (Green Chutney formula) and Masala Chaas formula (Indian Spiced Buttermilk).