Seeraga samba(Jeerasal and Khaima) chicken biriyani
Seeraga samba(Jeerasal and Khaima) chicken biriyani

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To get started with this recipe, we must first prepare a few components. You can have seeraga samba(jeerasal and khaima) chicken biriyani using 19 ingredients and 4 steps. Here is how you can achieve that.

The ingredients needed to make Seeraga samba(Jeerasal and Khaima) chicken biriyani:
  1. Take seeraga samba rice
  2. Take water (1:2 ratio)
  3. Prepare chopped onions
  4. Get chopped tomatoes
  5. Make ready green chillies
  6. Prepare mint leaves
  7. Get coriander leaves
  8. Make ready chicken
  9. Make ready chilli powder
  10. Make ready ginger garlic paste
  11. Prepare cinnamon
  12. Get cloves
  13. Get star anise
  14. Get bay leaves
  15. Prepare curd
  16. Prepare lemon juice
  17. Get Salt
  18. Prepare oil
  19. Prepare ghee

According to Praveen Anand, executive chef, The Incontinental Chennai, the rice ability is to abosrv. Seeraga Samba rice is a good source of selenium which helps to reduce the risk of developing colon cancers and intestinal cancers. Biryani with seeraga samba at the iconic Ponram Restaurant in Dindigul. For many in Tamil Nadu, there is no biryani without seeraga samba.

Steps to make Seeraga samba(Jeerasal and Khaima) chicken biriyani:
  1. Wash the rice twice and soak for about 30 mins. Wash the chicken and drain off excess water. Now to chicken add, 1 tablespoon ginger garlic paste, lemon juice, curd, chilli powder, 1/2 cup of mint and coriander leaves. Add 1/2 spoon of salt and rest the chicken for half an hour.
  2. In a heavy bottom pot, add ghee and oil. Add all dry garam masala and green chillies, give a mix. Add onions, once it turns golden brown add ginger garlic paste wait until raw smell subsides, then add tomatoes close the lid and wait until tomatoes are mushy. Then add marinated chicken give a mix until chicken is white finally close alert for about five minutes.
  3. Add four cups of warm water, once water starts boiling add the soaked rice and cook for 10 minutes in a open pot. After 10 minutes add salt, remaining ghee, mint leaves, coriander leaves and close the lid. Allow it to cook on slow flame(dhum) for about 20 minutes wait until the pressure is released and serve the Biryani hot.
  4. Note: Aromatic South Indian biryani style with the special rice called seeraga Samba. You can also try the same with basmati rice if you are not getting seeraga Samba. Make sure you do not add less water because the rice absorbs more water than the normal rice.

Seeraga Samba is also known as Jeerasal and Khaima arisi. According to Praveen, the rice's ability to absorb large quantities of water without turning mushy. South indian traditional chicken biriyani prepared with seeraga samba rice. Try at home and comment your feedbacks. As a Tamilian, I am so partial to biriyani made with the aromatic short grained seeraga samba rice.

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