Biryani, what can we say about this dish? It is already been
talked so much. Biryani has its own long
journey from Middle East to India. There are many different variants of Biryanis cooked throughout this
world. Only in India, there is almost 15 or 16 different style of makingKolkata Biryani.The biryani I made is the Kolkata style. This particular type has evolved from
Awadhi/Lucknowi style. When the last Nawab (king) of Awadh, Wajid Ali shah was exiled to Kolkata, along came his personal
chef, so did the Biryani.Being a Bong, I love the Kolkata style Biryani. I combined several different recipes to make
this Mutton Biryani. One of the oldest biryani restaurants in the city, this
one is also easy on the pocket. Unlike authentic Kolkata biryanis, this one
doesn’t come with potato or egg, but the flavours of the long grained rice more
make up for that. We recommend the Mutton Chap with Mutton Biryani — a perfect
combination.Kolkata’s best biryani joints Neither spicy nor too heavy, the
biryanis from this city are delicate, flavoursome and utterly delicious,
usually served with potato. If you haven’t tried a plate yet, this guide should
help
Kolkata today offers a wide variety of cuisines — many of
them time-honoured. The history of this city has significantly influenced its
culinary scene and helped in the creation of this diversity — the East India
Company brought in the English and the Continental food, the Chinese settlers
(who earlier ran their tanneries) introduced their cuisine and Mughlai cuisine
was brought in from Awadh by Wajid Ali Shah — to name a few. And of course, the
food of the natives — the Indian yet very unique Bengali cuisine. Being associated
to a city such as this has great influences on one’s gastronomic habits,
preferences and cravings. So next time
you see a Bengali yearning for some Biryani and Kababs instead of fish, don’t
be surprised.The fact that Kolkata is a low-cost city made it even more
attractive.For More Other Recipes like Chicken Recipes,Hyderabadi biryani
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