Egg Biryani

Biryanis and Indian homes go well together. I know of people who make biryanis every week because they love it SO much! I don't make it that often, but when I do there is a lot of excitement and anticipation in the house ... While we were on holiday not so long ago, I spent my late night hours looking up recipe ideas that I could try out once back at home, and that's when one of my favourite blogs Edible Garden had an egg biryani recipe up. I honestly wanted to get out to a kitchen to try it out, but it was a bit hard doing that while staying in a hotel room that night, so I made a mental note to make this for the hubby once we got home. I hope you get to make this if you are a biryani lover, if you aren't and have the spices you still should give this a shot ... it was a perfect and satisfying meal! :)
Egg Biryani
Biryanis and Indian homes go well together. I know of people who make biryanis every week because they love it SO much! I don't make it that often, but when I do there is a lot of excitement and anticipation in the house ... While we were on holiday not so long ago, I spent my late night hours looking up recipe ideas that I could try out once back at home, and that's when one of my favourite blogs Edible Garden had an egg biryani recipe up. I honestly wanted to get out to a kitchen to try it out, but it was a bit hard doing that while staying in a hotel room that night, so I made a mental note to make this for the hubby once we got home. I hope you get to make this if you are a biryani lover, if you aren't and have the spices you still should give this a shot ... it was a perfect and satisfying meal! :)
Steps
- 1
First up, wash and soak the rice in water for about 30mins. I then cooked it in an electric rice cooker, while I got the curry base for this recipe together
- 2
Grind the mint, coriander, green chillies and a pinch of salt to a smooth paste and set aside
- 3
Saute the onions in some ghee until it softens. Next add the ginger and garlic pastes followed by the spices: turmeric, coriander and chilli powder and add in the cloves, cinnamon stick, cardamom pods, star anise, cumin and fennel seeds as well. Mix together and saute for a few seconds
- 4
Next add the tomatoes and the pureed mint-coriander-chillies mix. Give it a few minutes to cook
- 5
Add 2 cups of the coconut milk and a 1/2 cup of water, add the biryani masala, and season with salt before reducing the flame to low. Let this simmer for about 10 mins
- 6
I used the waiting time to boil the eggs
- 7
The masala will start to thicken, and you can smell when the spices are fully cooked through, the curry base is just aromatic!
- 8
Final step - add the cooked rice to this masala and gently mix it together
- 9
Add the sliced boiled eggs, garnish with the freshly chopped coriander and mint leaves
- 10
Serve hot with a raita
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