sattipandu Posted November 28, 2017 Report Posted November 28, 2017 buy a thick bottomed stockpot or a high walled dutchoven if you dont have a handi or cant find one. eeeee experimental procedures anni bakwaas, true dum experience ki u will need thick bottomed vessel that can be sealed shut maa dosth gaadu okadu prestige tall and big pressure cooker lo chesthaadu biryani, kaani whistle pettadu, steam vasthundhi anagaaney lowest point lo pettesi vadilesthadu like 30 mins for chicken and 40-45 mins for mutton. vaadi recipe ki porilu fida college lo , same arjun reddy couch lo scne anuko kakapothey in reverse, veedu andariki thinpinchetodu arey sampath gaaa............. biryani motham porilaku petti aypo10gi guddu migulusthaav bey library ki poyyi vacheppatiki? Quote
Pitta Posted November 28, 2017 Report Posted November 28, 2017 28 minutes ago, Roger_that said: Quote
samaja_varagamana Posted November 28, 2017 Report Posted November 28, 2017 1 hour ago, kasi said: eni minutes ani kadu.....water bubbling boiling vachea varaku chusi.......i take 3 -4times water, i use really a lot of water, so that the starchiness rinses off in the water and the gets real flaky(just my thought) just 5-6mins lo...almost cook avuthudhi......i check for the feel when i press the rice almost done avali...kani complete avodhu naku aa 70% 90% ento ardham kadu...i go by the feel and i make sure the hundhi is sealed good,,,,,,,based on the veesel i use, i play with flame like if your vessel has a really thick base.....10mins high flame......25-30mins medium....10mins low...and let it rest for 30mins thin base iythea 2-3 mins high flame and 3omins med and rest the same high flame lo ekkuva untea....chicken koncham burn avuthundhi mix n match.....and try different combinations....untill u find a sweet spot Cool will try Quote
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