<p><span style="color: #000000; font-family: Arial; font-size: 12.5px; text-align: justify;">The spicy Bombay Biryani moves everyone's taste buds.  I have revealed a classic spicy Bombay Biryani recipe for the viewers. Enjoy!</span></p><p>4 Plates</p><p>1 kg Mutton or chicken
						  
						1 kg Rice basmati
						  
						4 quart Tomatoes
						  
						4 quarts Potatoes
						  
						4 count Onions
						  
						1 pint Mint
						  
						6 count Green chillies
						1/2 tbsp Ginger-garlic paste
						1 cup Dried plums
						  
						1 tbsp Red chillies
						  
						2 tbsp Coriander
						  
						6 count Peppercorns
						4 count Cloves
						6 count Cardamoms
						1 tbsp Black cumin seeds
						1/4 tbsp Yellow food color
						5 g Salt
						1 cup Yogurt
						1 cup Hot milk
						1 cup Ghee/oil
						2 tbsp Lemon juice
						</p><p>Combine mutton or chicken with yogurt, ginger-garlic, red chili powder and green chillies, coriander, mint, lemon juice, plums and salt.
						Mix well and set aside for half an hour.
						Heat oil in a pan and fry onions till golden brown.
						Move half of it to absorbent paper.
						To the remaining half in the pan add the marinated meat.
						Cook on low heat, do not add water, when the liquid dries fry a little and remove from heat.
						Deep fry the potatoes and separately fry the tomatoes in a little oil and add both to prepared curry.
						Boil the rice with cardamoms, black pepper, cloves and salt.
						When the rice is half done drain in a strainer.
						Put a little oil in the base of pan and make a layer of half the rice. Then put a layer of the prepared curry and cover with a second layer of rice, pour in warm milk and sprinkle food color on top of it.
						Cover tightly and steam on very low heat for 15 minutes.
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