These look great CH! Bricking it, but gotta give it a go! Cheers
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Quote from: Phil [Chaa006
First, I keep a pot of lamb curry sauce; it gets recycled every time I make a lamb biryani.
Phill, firstly, thanks for this- always looking for a new Biryani recipe. But wondered what you meant by 'lamb curry sauce' exactly? Leftover base from (say-?) a lamb madras or something? Or have do you precook lamb in base for a lamb curry,and then use that leftover base in the birayni?
If you see wot I mean!!! Cheers![]()
Quote from: ELW on June 05, 2014, 08:41 PM
I've made Ashoka jalandhri which is on here somewhere garp, yours looks similar.
Ashoka Jalandhri:
Ingredients:
- Garlic/ginger paste
- Tomato Puree
- Methi
- touch of green chili paste
- 1/2 chefs spoon of South Indian Garlic Sauce
- touch of mixed pickle
- Banjara
- One chefs spoon of masala sauce
lol
Quote from: fried on January 16, 2014, 06:49 PM
I love a good chicken 65 as a starter, but I never order it when I go to my local restaurant for lunch 'cos it's too big and with that and a main course I just fall asleep in the afternoon.
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Quote from: Stephen Lindsay on April 14, 2014, 10:17 AM
Hi spadge - I tend to grill mine (on foil) on the hottest setting as it chars nicely and only needs turned once.
Quote from: toddk63 on April 27, 2014, 04:30 PM
Here is my version I have been tweaking for a few years. It originated from a Julie Sahni recipe. Last year I applied some tips from Tayyabs in Whitechappel (my favorite BIR). Recipe attached. Link to photo album below. These pics are from a previous batch. I have since changed the order of a few things around, but this album still gives a good representation of the process.
https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.403612206316737.100752.100000038825169&type=1&l=8ce2c91a82
Cheers,
Todd K.
Mmmm!