Nimko that looks so perfect...!!
I have always been scared to try this as I thought the meat wont cook through...
Now if this recipe is endorsed by you,I have to give it a try....!!!
haha pareezay, i'm not that good!! the superchefs are all in the aaj kya khaaya/pakaaya thread! but thank u :)
chipsy, from the reports i've heard of ur cooking, i'm sure u'll rock this recipe!
btw if u've never had hyd biryani before, keep in mind that it tastes different from sindhi/bombay biryani... it's not as spicy for one. if u need spicy, increase the lal mirch or maybe add in some green chillies paste along with the ginger garlic paste.
Reha, I use the exact same recipe and no papaya needed. The meat gets beautifully cooked. I feel adding papaya to meat gives it that Bihari kebab feel. Just make sure that the meat is small to medium chunks.
Reha, pls share your Sindhi biryani Jaldee sey pretty pls. I don't wanna use oven in this heat
Are you hyderabadi inspiron? I want an authentic recipe!
Hi no I am not hyderabadi myself but I learnt from a hyderabadi woman and this is how she taught me and mum, and i remember he saying that whatever meat you use make sure its a young animal so the meat cooks nicely.
The woman i learnt from uses a very similar recipe to the one posted so it is fairly authentic!
She adds boiled egg on top after its cooked thats all :)
Reha I just checked the recipe with mum and she said Javetri ( i dont know what the english name is :S ) is VITAL so thats a major difference between ours and the one posted!
I just checked out a few youtube videos and found this one which is exactly the same as we use. Although we put it in the oven on a low heat for 40 mins rather than the coal thingy. Also I put some garam masala on the gosht.