Since
it was a vegetarian day and I was running out of all vegetables but had a big
box of mushrooms so I thought I will make a mushroom pulav. But I was getting really bored to make a pulav,
so decided to make biryani.
Until
then I am signing off…
I remember seeing mushroom biryani in sharmi’s
space, but I made changes by grinding different ingredients and believe it or
not it tasted like mutton biryani and made my day. Everybody in my house was
happy and gobbled it up, so I am sharing it with you all. It is a great one pot
meal perfect for parties and get-togethers. Also check out other interesting Vegetarian Pulavs/Biryanis/Rice Varieties here and Non Vegetarian Biryanis/Pulavs/Rice Varieties here
Here’s
how to make mushroom biryani with step by step photos…
Basmathi rice
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3 cups
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Onion
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1 slit length wise
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Mushrooms/Kaalon
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350 gm
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Cinnamon sticks
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2
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Cloves
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2
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Bay leaf
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1
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Fennel seeds
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¼ tsp
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Red chilli powder
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½ tsp
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Coriander powder
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1 tsp
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¼ tsp
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Turmeric powder
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¼ tsp
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Cilantro leaves
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2 tbsp finely chopped
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Oil + Ghee
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2 tbsp
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Yogurt/Curd
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2 tbsp
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Water
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4 cups
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For
Grinding
Onion
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1 cubed
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Green chillies
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8
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Ginger
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1 inch piece
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Garlic
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6 cloves
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Mint leaves
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One handful
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Cilantro/Kothamalli leaves
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One handful
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Tomatoes
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3 cubed
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Preparation Time: 15 minutes Recipe Category: Main Course
Cooking Time: 35-40 minutes Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Author: Priya Anandakumar
Cooking Time: 35-40 minutes Recipe Cuisine: Indian
Author: Priya Anandakumar
Other Mushroom Recipes that might be of interest...
Chettinad Mushroom Biryani
Method
Wash
and soak the basmathi rice for about 20 min. Mean while grind the ingredients
mentioned for grinding in to a fine paste and keep it aside.
Do not wash the mushroom, use a clean damp cloth to wipe it. Mushrooms have the tendency of drinking up all the water and become very soggy.
In a
pressure cooker heat oil+ghee, add cinnamon sticks, cloves, bay leaves, fennel
seeds and sauté until nice aroma comes out.
Now add
the onions and sauté until golden brown. Add the ground paste and sauté well
until all the water in it evaporates and you will get a wonderful aroma.
Add the
sliced mushrooms and give a good stir, add the red chilli powder, coriander
powder, turmeric powder, garam masala, salt and stir well until the masala is
well blended. Add the yogurt mix it well and sauté for about 2 -3 min for the
mushroom to cook.
Once
the mushroom is soft and masala is really blended well, add the required amount
of water and let it come to boil. Now add the basmathi rice and cook for two
whistles or without the whistle for about 12 -14 min.
Switch
off the stove after the steam releases garnish with coriander leaves and serve
it hot with raita.
Yummy
and delicious mushroom biryani is ready to be enjoyed.
Thank
you very much for visiting my blog, please come back again for more delicious
one pot meals.
Also check out other interesting Vegetarian Pulavs/Biryanis/Rice Varieties here and Non Vegetarian Biryanis/Pulavs/Rice Varieties here
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this looks so flavorful...
ReplyDeleteLooks delicious! I love mushrooms! :)
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Interesting flavors, again a new discovery for me. But I love mushrooms and when cooked with the rest of the ingredients, I am admiring the outcome.
ReplyDeleteNice recipe,surely worth a try...
ReplyDeleteFlavor packed Biryani... Looks so inviting!
ReplyDeleteDelicious and easy one pot meal
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the beautiful comments...
ReplyDeleteDelicious healthy dish
ReplyDeleteMushroom biryani looks delicious perfect one pot meal.
ReplyDeletevery interesting and delicious biryani !
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the wonderful comments...
ReplyDeleteVery flavourful biriyani and well explained with step by step pic...
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Hi Priya. Thank you so much for this wonderful, yet simple recipe. Tried it yesterday night, and it came out great. Didnot have the coriander nor the mint leaves, but it still came out great.
ReplyDeletemadam how it is enough for 3 cups of rice for 4 cups of water
ReplyDeleteMadam how it is enough for 3 cups of rice for 4 cups of water
ReplyDeleteHello Vino,
DeleteSince I have used Basmathi rice the amount of water mentioned is more than enough. Always use only 1 1/2 cup of water for 1 cup of basmathi rice.
but if you are using sona masoori rice then use 2 1/2 cups of water for 1 cup of rice.
I hope u understood, thanks a lot for understanding.
keep coming back
Thank you so much madam
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