Ingredients:
Rice 750 grams (3 pao)
Onion 3 medium
Dahi ½ cup
Whole garam masala 1 Teaspoon
Ginger garlic paste 1 Tablespoon
Khewra water 1 Teaspoon
Pinch of orange food color (Zarday ka rang)
Oil 1 cup
Salt to taste
For Yakhni (Stock)
Mutton 1 Kg
Onion 1 large
Garlic 1 whole bulb
Ginger 2 inch piece
Cumin seeds (Zeera) 1 tea
Saunf 4 Tablespoon
Whole coriander (Dhanya) 3 Tablespoon
Whole black pepper 7-8
Cloves (Long) 3-4
Black cardamom (Bari elaichi) 2
Green cardamom (Choti elaichi) 7-8
Cinnamon (Dar chini) 2 sticks
Bay leaves (Taiz paat) 2
Badiyan 2
Salt to taste
Method:
Serve with dahi and mirchon ki chutney.
Serving 8
Salt to taste
For Yakhni (Stock)
Mutton 1 Kg
Onion 1 large
Garlic 1 whole bulb
Ginger 2 inch piece
Cumin seeds (Zeera) 1 tea
Saunf 4 Tablespoon
Whole coriander (Dhanya) 3 Tablespoon
Whole black pepper 7-8
Cloves (Long) 3-4
Black cardamom (Bari elaichi) 2
Green cardamom (Choti elaichi) 7-8
Cinnamon (Dar chini) 2 sticks
Bay leaves (Taiz paat) 2
Badiyan 2
Salt to taste
Method:
- In a pot, put mutton, water (4-5 glasses) and all the ingredients of yakhi (mentioned above), let it cook till the meat tenderize, take out the meat and drain yakhni.
- In a pot, heat oil fry sliced onion till golden brown (take out half of it for garnishing).
- Add whole garam masala and mutton fry little then add ginger garlic paste and fry well.
- Keep adding a little yakhni, when well fried, add beaten dahi and salt, fry well.
- Now add yakhni, when boiled add rice and cook on medium flame.
- When rice is done and the water dries, add khewra water, orange food color.
- Keep on dum on low flame for 10 minutes.
- Garnish with fried onion.
Serve with dahi and mirchon ki chutney.
Serving 8
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