Top 83 Tamil Nadu Biryani Tamil Recipes

Tamil Nadu biryani is its own school, distinct from Hyderabadi dum. Short-grain seeraga samba rice is preferred over basmati, the rice and masala are cooked together rather than layered, and curd plus mint carry the sourness instead of heavy saffron. Dindigul style is peppery and tangy with plenty of curd, Ambur uses soaked dried red chilli paste and long ratio-cooked jeeraga samba, Madurai kitchens push more masala and coriander, and Chettinad versions bring in stone-ground spice. This collection includes chicken, mutton, fish, egg and vegetable versions along with the brinjal thokku, onion raita and ennai kathirikai sides that traditionally go with them. Each recipe states the water ratio for the rice you are using, since that single number decides whether the biryani comes out grainy or clumped. Cook once with the ratio and the technique sticks.

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