Vegetable Briyani is a common
recipe cooked in almost every kitchen.
So nothing great behind it, I simply cooked it last Sunday afternoon...
Preparation time: 10 minutes to boil rice and simultaneously
cut vegetables
Cooking time: 20 minutes
including frying of potato and onion
Serves: 4
What goes in it:
Potato, vertically sliced- 1 big
sized
Onion, vertically sliced- 1 big
sized
Cashew nuts (Kaju), raisins
(Kismis), almonds (Badam)- ½ cup
Cinnamon bark (Tej)- 4-5 pieces
Cloves (Laung)- 5-6 nos
Caradamom (Elaichi)- 5-6 nos
Rice, boiled- 1 cup (I used
bastmati rice)
Carrot, diced and boiled- ½ cup
Peas, diced and boiled- ½ cup
French beans, diced and boiled- ½
cup
Turmeric powder- ¾ tbl spn
Red chilli powder- 1 ½ tbl spn
Briyani Masala- 2 tbl spn (I used
Badshah Briyani and Pulav masala)
Oil- to fry
Ghee- 3 tbl spn (for sauté)
Lemon juice- 1 tbl spn
To make it look yummy:
3-4 pieces of Cashew nuts
Coriander leaves- ½ cup
How did I make it:
Wash and soak rice 1-2 hours
before making the briyani.
Boil the rice with a pinch of
salt for about 10 minutes. [Foodies’ Note: Don’t make the rice too mushy] Also
add diced carrots, french beans and peas to it. When rice are almost done add
few lemon drops. This will give nice texture to rice.
Drain off the water and let it
cool.
Take a frying pan and pour oil in
it to deep fry potato and onions till they turn golden brown. This will take 5
minutes each.
Remove oil from the frying pan.
And add ghee to it or you can pour out extra oil from the pan and keep about 3
tbl spn of oil in it. Heat it up. Add cinnamom, cardamom & cloves to it
while it heats up. This will bring a nice aroma in kitchen. Then put capsicum and
fry them till they turn dark green. Now put raisins, almonds, cashew nuts to
it. Fry it for about 5 minutes till raisins puff up.
Then add cooked rice, boiled
vegetables, fried vegatbles, turmeric powder, salt, red chilli powder and
briyani masala. Mix them all gently.
Use cashew nuts and coriander
leaves for garnishing.
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