well so many people are saying that they have made it and it turns out well that i might give it a try......just make it in a small amount though....and use chicken as it gets cooked much quicker....
but i have to say that i am too a bit skeptical ......just dont know if the meat will have the raw smell......but then we do bake chicken in the oven....it doesn't so maybe the biryani wont too.....
Kachai ghosht kee biryani is a specail haydarabadi dish, and it usually make with meat,my MIL makes it ,and it taste great,no kacha pun in meat but must use raw papaya as it is the meat tenderiser.it taste very good,and differant from reguler biryani,so must try that both of married and jias recipe are almost same.
Usually chicken is ideally used for the Kachay gosht ki biryani cause it cooks faster.
The chicken is marinated overnight just like you'd for tikka or tandoori so the masala gets right into it.
As for if it gets cooked properly, the whole idea of making the biryani is by a slow steaming process.
Some ppl cook it on the oven, i make it on the stove with the pot placed on a tawa.
hmm, actually ididn't know MNY if it was hyderabadi dish..but thanks for telling me..and i prefer jus using shan masala because i have difficulty remembering all those masalas..but i will def. try the recipe u have posted...thank you :)
lolzz...no redroses..the meat is not co0ked as it is in regular biryanis...rather, it is marinated for atleast 24 hours to have the utmost flavour and then layered with rice and other ingredients and then all of that is cooked together.
array mai kitnee dafa bataoun kai gousht kacha nahee hota,,dosree biryani mai u cook the meat aur is mai steam mai cook hota hai meat..ayee baat samajh mai.....
I tried Married NY's recipe and it was delicious! Definitely a keeper :) It was not raw at all, and didn't smell while cooking. I started it on the stovetop for about 10-15 mintues without stirring on low heat, just to get the meat started, then put it in the oven to bake. I think next time I will just barely parboil the rice.