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Warm the Tahr before using it again and mix with the remaining oil from frying the onion and potatoes.
Mix Keshar and a pinch of yellow food color with milk after crushing it using a mortar and pestle.
Take 2 tablespoon Ghee and coat the inner side of a handi with the ghee.
Take around 15 Bay leaves and place those.
Pour the cooked mutton with the gravy.
Top it with ⅓ of the cooked rice.
Sprinkle ⅓ of the Biriyani masala, followed by ⅓ of the keshar milk and a drop of mitha Itr, followed by 1 tablespoon of Tahr and some ghee.
Add ⅓ Rice again followed by boiled Egg (if using) and Fried Potatoes.
Sprinkle ⅓ of the Biriyani masala, followed by ⅓ of the keshar milk and a drop of mitha Itr, followed by 1 tablespoon of Tahr and some ghee again.
Add Keora Water as well.
Again, add the rest of the rice, followed by crumbled khowa and aloo Bukhara.
Sprinkle ⅓ of the Biriyani masala, followed by ⅓ of the keshar milk and a drop of mitha Itr, followed by the remaining ghee and Tahr.
Cover the Handi with a lid and seal it with Soft Whole wheat Flour dough.
Keep the flame on the lower side and place a Tawa over the heat.
Place the Handi on the top of the Tawa and cook for around 15 minutes.
The dough will be tough after 15 minutes, and you can break it using your fingers.
When the dough is crumbly, your Biryani is basically ready.
Switch the flame off and do not open the seal for 15 minutes.
After 15 minutes, open the seal.
Using a spatula, lightly mix the Biryani while serving, but not before that.