Mutton is the most common meat used in biryani recipes, although beef, chicken but what about fish biryani? Hello seafood lovers, this recipe is for you, fish biryani is lesser known than the others but more delicious with its unique taste and flavour, try it you will love it.
In a large bowl mix all the spice, lemon juice and garlic marinate the fish (I used tilapia fish fillet for this recipe) and set aside for at least 15 minutes.
Heat the oil over medium-high heat, add the onion slices and fry for 5 minutes, add the marinated fish, chillies and fry until oil separates from the masala, add in yogurt and stir for 2 mins gently and carefully to keep fillets from breaking apart, sprinkle over the chopped coriander, cover and cook until tender.
In another cooking pan, pour in one tablespoon of oil and fry Dill for about 1 minute add water and salt, bring to boil and add the soaked rice, cook until is 85% done then drain.
Transfer the fish to another plate, and add half the rice into the masala and evenly add the fish over it, then spread the second layer of rice, pour the fried onion all over cover and cook on low-heat until rice is ready.
Serve hot and garnish with some fresh Dill and fried onion.
Notes
Fish fillets are fragile and tend so avoid over stirring.
Boneless fish is preferable
You can use any fish of your choice I used Tilapia fillet
To make a syrup: Pour water in a saucepan, add sugar and bring to a boil over medium-high heat stirring until sugar dissolves add the cardamom and lemon juice and mix, don't forget that the longer you boil the syrup, the thicker it will be, so don't overcook it otherwise the gulab jamun would not soak the syrup.
To make gulab jamun's dough: In a mixing bowl combine all the dry ingredients add the butter and use your hands to mix and rub everything together.
Gradually add milk to form a soft sticky dough, let it rest for at least 5 mins.
Rub some oil onto your hands to make it easier to handle the dough, divide it into equal small balls and roll between your palms until smooth.
Deep fry the balls until browned, drain and immerse them immediately into the hot prepared syrup.
Let the gulab jamun soak in the flavoured syrup for at least 1 hour or until double in size.
There are many versions, here is my favourite... the tastiest quickest pakistani spicy chickpea salad easy to make and filling enough to fight hunger for hours.
Peel the potatoes and cut it into bites size cubes, boil them in a salty water and drain.
In a large bowl add all the ingredients ( chickpea, potato cubes, onion, chopped coriander, spices and lemon juice) add to the mixture tamarind chutney and green chutney and mix well.
Serve Chana Chaat topped with more chutneys if desired.
Take a large pot so there's plenty of space, pour in milk and bring to a boil on high heat stir continuously to prevent burning and overflow; once the milk foams up reduce the heat to medium-low add the saffron and simmer until thickened stirring every couple of minutes to avoid scorching.
Add in the cream followed by cardamom, sugar and nuts, cook for 5 minutes.
Pour the mixture into Kulfi Moulds or into serving bowls and freeze for 30 minutes
Notes
You can skip saffron if not available, the taste remains the same.
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