Father of all biryanis in the world - Hyderabadi Biryani was bought to Hyderabad by Persian soldiers in 1300 AD. My Great Great Grandfather was a Soldier in the Deccan Kingdom of South India where he was served this dish. He fell in love with this dish and introduced this recipe to our family. This very recipe and traditional cooking method, which is nearly 700 years old, is what we use for our Biryani's at Homely Food. This recipe was given to me by my Mother which was passed down to her through generations using homemade spices.
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Hyderabadi lamb biryani is an amazingly delicious Indian dish with tender chunks of lamb in layers of fluffy rice, fragrant spices and fried onions. It is made by layering rice over slow cooked mutton gravy.
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Marinated chicken pieces in special South Indian spices and deep fried then topped onto Aromatic flavoured Rice.
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While I was a student in UCLAN, I experimented making Biryani with British Venision which turned out to be a great hit amongst friends and fellow students.
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Biryani made out of flavoured cottage cheese. Suitable for Vegetarians.
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packed into banana leaf and cooked in oven for 15 min. This dish is served in banana leaf and then wrapped into newspaper, creating nostalgia of 1990s Indian street food packaging style.
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This is a traditional dish that is deeply rooted in Yemeni culture and history where they use Middle Eastern dried spices along with Almonds and Raisions.
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Biryani Rice, Chicken 65, fisherman prawn fry, Chettinadu chicken curry, parotta, pappad.
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A classic Sunday afternoon curry using my Mother's traditional recipe.
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Inspired by Mrs Cottam from Ingol who cooks Indian food better than some Indians.
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Inspired by a takeaway recipe in Scotland next to Edinburgh Train Station.
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Inspired by the recipe used by Shama's Mum, who happens to be our good friend from Fulwood.
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Inspired by Aunty Aida from Goa where she uses all coastal ingredients.
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Inspired by my Father-in-Law's cooking, this curry is a must in Hyderabadi weddings.
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Inspired by my cooking Guru Aunty Sameem from Preston.
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Inspired by my Grand Mother who was a tribal in forest. All the ingredients in this dish are pound using mortar and pestle similar to tribal cooking methods.
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Inspired by Aunty Rihannah from Deepdale. Authentic Gujarati cooking.
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Recipe from Aunty Stella in Bengaluru. Suitable for Vegetarians.
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