Mint Chicken Biriyani
- 01
- July
- 2007
Hara Biriyani. Minty Chicken Pulav. Pudina Kozhi Biriyani. Pudina Chicken Rice. Podhina Kodi Biriyani.
Ingredients:
Short grained rice 1 cup (seeraga samba)/ basmathi(long grained)
Chicken 4 pieces (breasts and thighs)
Mint leaves alone 2 bowl full
Ghee/butter 1 cup
Green chilies 6 (made into paste)
Ginger 3 inches (made into paste)
Garlic 5-6 cloves (made into paste)
Onion 1 chopped
Tomato 1 chopped
Salt
Cinnamon sticks 2
Cloves 3
Bay leaves 2-3
Method:
In a wide pressure cooker, heat ghee.
Once the oil is smoky hot….add cinnamon sticks, cloves and bay leaves to it.
Then followed by onions, green chili paste, ginger and garlic paste. Fry them till their raw smell is gone.
Now add tomato and fry till it looses its water content.
Add chicken pieces. Fry till they turn to opaque. Then cover and cook till it is tender. Do not add any water.
Now add rice and salt too. Let the rice get well coated with ghee.
In a blender add mint leaves and water……make a green juice out of it.( if 1 cup of rice is used make 2 cups of green juice. Its the perfect ratio for cooking rice.)
Add this strong green juice to rice and pressure cook them till 1-2 whistles.
Serve this greenish minty rice along with onion raita or simply with curd.
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I have tried making green chicken once – fried mint, ghee, garlic, green chilli, kasoor methi, ginger, brinji leaves – fried them all.
ground them and made a paste – added salt to it & marinated chicken with this paste, then put the chickens in a stick and grilled them.
its called hara chicken tikka.
Sounds yummy…probably I should try that some time!