Easy mutton biryani recipe with step by step preparations & photos. The delicious & yummy
mutton biryani recipe since it doesn’t need any roasting or grinding process. You can make this easy mutton biryani in pressure cooker within an hour. I have used seeraga samba rice to make this biryani. You can also use basmati rice if you want. Do try this in your home & please share your comments below. Let’s learn how to make this tasty mutton biryani recipe in the pressure cooker.
Ingredients (1 Cup = 240ml, 1 tbsp = 15ml)
How to Make Quick Mutton Biryani
mutton biryani recipe since it doesn’t need any roasting or grinding process. You can make this easy mutton biryani in pressure cooker within an hour. I have used seeraga samba rice to make this biryani. You can also use basmati rice if you want. Do try this in your home & please share your comments below. Let’s learn how to make this tasty mutton biryani recipe in the pressure cooker.
Ingredients (1 Cup = 240ml, 1 tbsp = 15ml)
- Mutton – 1/2 kg
- Seeraga Samba Rice or Basmati Rice – 11/2 Cups / 330 gms
- Sesame Oil / Nallennai – 3 tbsp / 45ml
- Ghee / Clarified Butter / Nei – 2 tbsp / 30ml
- Curry Leaves / Karivepilai – 2 springs
- Small Onions / Chinna Vengayam – 1 Cup / 150 gms (thinly sliced)
- Green Chili / Pachchai Milagai – 3
- Tomato / Thakkali – 1 chopped ( medium size)
- Ginger Garlic Paste / Inji Poondu Paste – 2 tbsp
- Water – 21/2 Cups + 1/2 Cup
- Mint Leaves / Puthina Ilai – a handful
- Coriander Leaves / Koththamalli Illai – a handful
- Sea Salt – as required
How to Make Quick Mutton Biryani
- Pour oil and ghee in a pressure cooker.
- Add chopped onion and ginger-garlic paste. After it's fried well, add tomatoes and fry it on a low flame.
- Add chilli powder, dhania powder, salt and coconut paste.
- Then add the mutton and pour some water.
- Add 1.5 cup water to 2 cups of rice.
- When the mutton is cooked, add rice, coriander, mint, powdered spices and lemon juice.
- Keep on low flame till the rice is cooked.
- For raita add chopped onion, chilli, coriander, mint, salt, few drops of lemon juice to the curd.
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