Ingredients
·
Mushroom - 1 lb
/1/2 kg ( cut into small pieces)
·
Soya Chunks - 1 cup
·
Basmati rice - 2 cups
·
Onion -1 large ( cut lengthwise)
·
Tomato - 2 ( finely chopped or crushed)
·
Ginger garlic paste - 2 tsp
·
Corrainder leaves - ¼ cup (finely chopped)
·
Mint leaves - ¼ cup (finely chopped)
·
Green chillies - 3 nos (finely chopped)
·
Oil - 3 tblsp
·
Ghee - 3 tblsp
·
Coconut milk -½ cup
·
Water -3 cups
·
Yogurt - 2 tblsp
·
Salt - to taste
·
Chilly powder - 2 tsp
·
Coriander- Cumin powder - 2 tsp
·
Fennel Powder - ½ tsp
·
Turmeric powder - ¼ tsp
·
Whole Garam Masala - (Bay leaf - 1, Cinnamon - 2, Cloves - 5,
Cardamon - 3)
Method
1.
Clean the mushroom with a wet kitchen towel to remove the dirt. Do
not wash with water.
2.
Cut it lengthwise to retain the mushroom shape.
3.
Soak 2 cups of Basmati rice and the soya chunks seperately.
4.
In a heavy deep vessel heat oil and ghee together and fry the
whole garam masala (bay leaf, cinnamon, cloves, cardomon).
5.
Add onions and saute till golden brown. Slowly add chopped green
chilly, chopped corrainder and mint leaves while suateing the onions.
6.
When onions turn slightly brown and crispy add ginger garlic paste
and tomatoes and sauté till it becomes a paste.
7.
Now add mushroom slices. Squeeze the water from the soya chunks
and add it.
8.
Add the turmeric powder, chilly powder, corriander-cumin powder,
fennel powder, yogurt, coconut milk and salt. Saute everything until it
thickens to a gravy consistency.
9.
Drain all water from the rice and put it in a rice cooker. Add the
gravy to the rice along with water and mix well. Check for salt and switch on
the rice cooker.
10.
After the biryani is done, gently fluff it up with a fork and
garnish with corriander leaves. Serve hot with raita and some sidedish.
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