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Hello Biryani lovers!! Here’s the most popular South Indian AMBUR CHICKEN BIRYANI. If you love biryani, this chicken biryani will WOW you. This one pot biryani is so flavorful and will become your go to biryani recipes. You will love this easy and delicious recipe that screams comforting!

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I’ve never met a biryani I didn’t enjoy. Can anything be more marvelous than a big pot of Biryani? My favorite right here is the AMBUR Chicken Biryani.

Biryani making is an Art. It’s about the process as much as it is about that final waft of smell when you open the pot and see the separate grains of flavorful rice, the first spoon and the tender fall off the bone chicken. India has a kaleidoscope of recipes when it comes to Biryani: there’s the Hyderabi style chicken biryani, Yakhni Pulao, Awadhi Biryani, Kolkata biryani, Malabar biryani, Dindigul Biryani, Memoni Biryani and more. I can assure you, a biryani lover does not play favorites. Then again, there’s one child you favor a tad bit more than the other. This one does it for me.

Woke up bright and early ready to embark on the art of making biryani.

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If you love biryani, this hyderabadi chicken biryani will WOW you. This layered biryani is so flavorful and will become your go to biryani recipes. You will love this easy and delicious recipe!

Can anything be more marvelous than a big pot of Biryani? Hyderabadi Chicken Biryani.

Woke up bright and early ready to embark on the art of making biryani.

We sit down to a mountainous task of peeling those tight headed mini garlic. Turmeric washed chicken gets a soak in a home made slightly sour but sweet yogurt, fresh ginger-garlic-green chili paste, red chili powder and the freshest garam masala. A squeeze of lemon splashes into an eye while I mix with my bare clean hand.

Precision cut onions get piled up on a steel plate just to be dumped in a kadai of hot oil, to get golden fried and caramalized( NO STORE BOUGHT fried onions). The marinated chicken gets cooked in an abundance of oil mixed with ghee, to a perfect 80% percent. On the side, the pleasant fragrance of basmati can be whiffed in the second floor as she starts dancing around in a large pot with spices. A steam rises to the face as I carefully drain the water separating the rice that look like glistening pearls not wanting to stick to each other. The rice is not fully cooked, because she needs to soak in the juices of the flavorful chicken when layered, later.

I line up everything like an organized morning assembly at school.

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