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Keema Biryani

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A flavorful Keema Biryani with layers of spicy mince meat, fragrant rice, and a touch of rose essence and saffron, cooked to perfection with the Dum cooking method.

01:15:00 total

Serves 6

medium

Meat Main Course

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Ingredients

  1. onions - watch the video to see (sliced)
  2. salt - a pinch (a pinch)
  3. oil - watch the video to see
  4. ginger garlic paste - watch the video to see
  5. green chilies - watch the video to see
  6. turmeric - watch the video to see
  7. fresh mint leaves - watch the video to see
  8. mince meat - watch the video to see
  9. chili powder - watch the video to see
  10. garam masala - watch the video to see
  11. coriander powder - watch the video to see
  12. cumin powder - watch the video to see
  13. tomatoes - watch the video to see (juicy)
  14. eggplant - watch the video to see ((brinjal), optional)
  15. potatoes - watch the video to see
  16. bay leaf - watch the video to see
  17. basmati rice - watch the video to see (parboiled)
  18. fried onions - watch the video to see
  19. rose essence - watch the video to see
  20. kewra water - watch the video to see
  21. saffron infused milk - watch the video to see
  22. dough - watch the video to see (for sealing)

Instructions

  1. Saute Onions: Start by sauteing onions with a pinch of salt in the oil until golden brown.
  2. Add Spices and Meat: Add ginger garlic paste, green chilies, turmeric, and fresh mint leaves. Then, add the mince meat and cook it until crumby and slightly caramelized.
  3. Incorporate Remaining Spices: Sprinkle in chili powder, garam masala, coriander powder, and cumin powder followed by juicy tomatoes and optionally some eggplant for added depth of flavor.
  4. Layer the Biryani: In your pan, layer onions, potatoes, and the spicy Keema mixture. Then top it up with bay leaf, parboiled basmati rice, more fried onions, a royal touch of rose essence, kewra water, and saffron infused milk.
  5. Dum Cooking: Seal the pan tight with dough and let it slow cook for 15 minutes.
  6. Serve: After cooking, flip the pot to reveal the layers and let the heavenly aroma hit you before serving.

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