Everyone
down south Tamilnadu Knows about Thalapakattu briyani. It’s one of the
signature dishes in Dindugul and Madurai cities. The unique color and taste of
the briyani is the reason that it stand out among the other briyanis. But I never
know, it’s that much easier to prepare. Once you prepare this, I am sure you
will never think about other briyanis. Let’s get into the recipe.
Ingredients:
Seeraga
samba rice – 4 cups
Water
– 8 cups ( I used 1:2 ratio)
Sesame
oil – 5 tbsp
Ghee
– 3 tbsp
Bay
leaves – 1
Garlic
– 12 to 15 pods (big)
Ginger
– 5 inch piece
Green
chili – 4
Shallots
– 20 (big)
Tomato
– 1
Red
Chili powder – 1 tsp
Coriander
leaves – few
Mint
leaves – Few
For
Briyani masala:
Cinnnamon
– 1 inch piece
Cloves
– 5
Cardamom-
5
Star
anise – 1
Kalpasi
– 1
Mace
– 1
Cumin
seeds – 1 tsp
Fennel
seeds – 1 tsp
For
marination:
Chicken
pieces – ½ kg
Curd
– ¼ cup
Red
chili powder – 1 tsp
Lemon
juice – 2 tsp
Salt
to taste
Method:
1.Soak
the rice for atleast 30 minutes.
2.
Marinate the chicken and refrigerate it overnight
3.
Prepare the briyani masala by grinding the ingredients mentioned under “For
briyani masala”
4.
Grind ginger, garlic, green chili into coarse paste and keep aside.
5.
Grind shallots and tomato separately into a coarse paste and keep aside.
6.
Now Place the cooker on the stove, add oil and ghee.
7.
Add bay leaves and ground briyani masala. Saute till nice aroma comes.
8.
Add ginger garlic green chili paste, shallots paste and tomato paste. Saute
them till oil leaves the side.
9.
Now add red chili powder, coriander leaves and mint leaves. Give a good mix.
10.
Add marinated chicken pieces and give a good mix.
11.
Atlast add rice and water to it. Check the salt and allow it to boil.
12.
Once it comes to boil. Close the pressure cooker and cook for 10 minutes in
medium flame.
13.
Remove from the flame and keep aside till the pressure leaves on its own.
14.
Now thalapakattu briyani is ready. Serve with raita and gravy.
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